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Deputies Seek Man Caught On Camera Cashing Stolen Checks
December 20, 2017
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office is seeking a man caught on camera allegedly cashing stolen checks.
On December 7, several cars were burglarized at the Pensacola Athletic Center on Highway 98 in Escambia County. Then on December 8, this suspect pictured cashed stolen checks at different Central Credit Union locations in Escambia County, according to deputies.
Anyone with information about his identity, or the identity of the female pictured in the passenger seat, is asked to call the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office at (850) 436-9620 or Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP.
Images submitted by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
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7 Responses to “Deputies Seek Man Caught On Camera Cashing Stolen Checks”
Camera caught him now if you identify him we’ll catch him too.
Don’t keep anything valuable in your car!! Take it into the house with you, or keep it with you when you are out. My car was left unlocked several years ago around Christmas time and fortunately, I had a key only trunk. I came out and the doors were all pushed to and my gas tank sprung. I had about 50 cents worth of change in my ashtray and that was gone. The punks were looking for presents in my trunk, I’m sure, but couldn’t get into it. I didn’t have anything buy my spare tire and jack in the truck. I learned a 50 cent lesson that day and I NEVER leave valuable in my vehicle, nor do I leave the doors unlocked – even if I’m only running into a store for a few minutes. Don’t make it easy for people to do this kind of thing!
Somebody knows these people….do the right thing!!!!!!
A Alex ….disillusioned by tv
Appears shes on the phone, tech will catch them. Check phone towers for the exact time and then go bookem, DANO
I never expect a lowlife thief to be too smart.. But doesn’t everybody know about the cameras at banks?
In the top photo it appears the female in the passenger’s seat may be writing a check. Hope these thugs are arrested quickly.