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Update: OPP Identify Suspected Credit Card Thief

By Maureen Revait
October 26, 2017 - 7:04pm

Essex County Ontario Provincial Police say they have identified a suspect in the theft and credit card fraud this month.

Police say on October 15, 2017 a woman was parked at a business in Essex. While she was inside, a man went into the vehicle and took a credit card.

The card was later used at a gas station in Lakeshore and three other businesses.

Friday morning, police announced they identified their suspect, but the investigation is ongoing.

OPP have released photos of a suspect and ask anyone with information to contact them at (519) 723-2491 or call Crime Stoppers.

Suspect in credit card theft (released by OPP) Suspect in credit card theft (released by OPP)

Suspect in credit card theft (released by OPP) Suspect in credit card theft (released by OPP)

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