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FHP Seeks Help Identifying Credit Card Fraud Suspect
September 4, 2018
The Florida Highway Patrol is attempting to identify a man that allegedly made three fraudulent credit card transactions.
The FHP said Tuesday that the suspected entered the Home Depot on Nine Mile Road on April 27 and 28 and made three fraudulent purchases totaling $537.38. The transactions were by surveillance cameras.
The suspect is a white male, in his 20’s to 30’s, with facial hair.
Anyone with information about the suspect is asked to call Trooper Joshua Tucker at (850) 316-2474 or email at joshuatucker@flhsmv.gov or call Crime Stoppers (850) 433-STOP.
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11 Responses to “FHP Seeks Help Identifying Credit Card Fraud Suspect”
Charles, if Abby had this photo she could enhance it to perfection, so maybe we should call in NCIS lol
Dear God! Home Depot has Billions in cash and can’t put up a decent camera? Come on!!! Good fixed cameras can be had for little over 100 bucks each and would clearly identify this individual!
If anyone from Home Depot is reading….Please upgrade the grossly outdated camera system!
I would suspect they are looking for him for another reason. It probably just came to light that he might be involved with something else.
WHY is FHP investigating this? They deal mostly with car wrecks….
Something tells me he has one of THEIR cards and they want to skin him themselves.
Not all crimes are discovered the second they happen and the FHP has an investigations unit.
That description fits about 75% of the men today!
@ Beulah Boy & Richard
Yeah, Beulah Boy & Richard, I sure agree….What’s UP with FHP investigating this and the time-lapse of 4 plus months?
Is there any more info on this?
The article does not say they’re investigating the credit card fraud it says they are trying to identify this man.
Great question Richard! I would also like to know why the FHP is doing a CC fraud investigation? I assume the crime was committed in the jurisdiction of the ECSO
Why is the FHP investigating credit card fraud ?
Why wait over 4 months to ask help from the public. Had they put out the bulletin closer to the time it happened someone might remember more about him or what he was driving.