Sheriff’s Office investigating theft of county-owned items; public urged to report any leads.
Brownsville Police Seek Public Help to Locate Couple Wanted for Credit Card Abuse
The Brownsville Police Department is requesting community assistance to find a couple suspected of making unauthorized purchases with a credit card left at an ATM
Published April 14 2024
Community Call to Action: Couple Wanted for Credit Card Abuse in Brownsville
The Brownsville Police Department is reaching out to the public for assistance in locating a man and woman involved in a recent case of credit card abuse. According to authorities, the suspects are believed to have made several unauthorized purchases using a credit card that was accidentally left behind at a local ATM last Wednesday.
The Incident
The incident unfolded when a Brownsville resident reported their credit card missing after using an ATM. It didn’t take long for the victim to notice unauthorized transactions appearing on their account. Surveillance footage from the ATM and locations where the purchases were made helped identify the suspects involved.
Seeking Justice
Brownsville Police have released images of the suspects and are asking anyone who recognizes them to come forward. “These individuals took advantage of a mistake and violated someone’s financial security,” said a spokesperson for the Brownsville Police Department. “We are determined to hold them accountable for their actions.”
How You Can Help
If you have any information regarding the identity or whereabouts of these individuals, you are urged to contact Brownsville Crime Stoppers at (956) 546-8477. Callers can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward if their information leads to an arrest.
This case serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance when using ATMs and monitoring bank statements regularly for any signs of unauthorized activity. The Brownsville Police Department continues to work tirelessly to protect the community from such fraudulent activities and ensure that offenders are brought to justice.
Stay Informed
For ongoing updates on this case and tips on how to protect yourself from financial theft, visit:
The Brownsville community is encouraged to stay alert and report any suspicious activity. By working together, residents and law enforcement can help prevent financial crimes and maintain the safety and security of all community members.
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Community Call to Action: Couple Wanted for Credit Card Abuse in Brownsville
The Brownsville Police Department is reaching out to the public for assistance in locating a man and woman involved in a recent case of credit card abuse. According to authorities, the suspects are believed to have made several unauthorized purchases using a credit card that was accidentally left behind at a local ATM last Wednesday.
The Incident
The incident unfolded when a Brownsville resident reported their credit card missing after using an ATM. It didn’t take long for the victim to notice unauthorized transactions appearing on their account. Surveillance footage from the ATM and locations where the purchases were made helped identify the suspects involved.
Seeking Justice
Brownsville Police have released images of the suspects and are asking anyone who recognizes them to come forward. “These individuals took advantage of a mistake and violated someone’s financial security,” said a spokesperson for the Brownsville Police Department. “We are determined to hold them accountable for their actions.”
How You Can Help
If you have any information regarding the identity or whereabouts of these individuals, you are urged to contact Brownsville Crime Stoppers at (956) 546-8477. Callers can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward if their information leads to an arrest.
This case serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance when using ATMs and monitoring bank statements regularly for any signs of unauthorized activity. The Brownsville Police Department continues to work tirelessly to protect the community from such fraudulent activities and ensure that offenders are brought to justice.
Stay Informed
For ongoing updates on this case and tips on how to protect yourself from financial theft, visit:
The Brownsville community is encouraged to stay alert and report any suspicious activity. By working together, residents and law enforcement can help prevent financial crimes and maintain the safety and security of all community members.
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