ST. GEORGE – The St. George Police Department issued a statement Thursday seeking the public’s help in identifying a suspect.
The man pictured is wanted in connection with a case of credit card theft and improper use of a credit card.
No further information is available at the time of this publication.
Anyone who recognizes the man in these photos is asked to call Detective Taylor with the St. George Police Department at 435-627-4330. Refer to incident No. 15P002447.
Suspect in credit card theft and fraud in St. George. | Photo courtesy of SGPDSuspect in credit card theft and fraud in St. George. | Photo courtesy of SGPDSuspect in credit card theft and fraud in St. George. | Photo courtesy of SGPD
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WOW, there must truly be a lack of news lately… credit card fruad? pfffffffffffffffffffff
Until it’s YOUR card and YOUR credit!!! Then, not such a FUN BAG!!!
cardholder is not liable fro fraudulent purchases ****toaster!
He looks like a punk. Does that help?
Dang fraud tweekers
He should of taken a cab to get around town its cheaper
I would of taken a cab