BANGOR, Maine — Police have released a video surveillance image of a woman at Walmart they believe was involved with a theft of credit cards and merchandise purchased with the stolen cards.
The woman in the image released Wednesday has brown hair with bangs and is wearing a white shirt and pink shorts or a skirt.
A female victim called police last week to report that “while she was working someone stole credit cards from her purse and attempted or successfully charged about $400 worth of items,” Bangor police Sgt. Paul Edwards said in a statement.
Officer Jamie Fanning took the theft report and got video surveillance images from Walmart from the time the cards were used or attempts were made to use them.
“On July 19, 2012, at about 8:20 a.m. two more transactions were attempted at Walmart in Bangor,” Edwards said.
Those with information about the identity of the woman in the surveillance image are urged to call Officer Jamie Fanning at the Bangor Police Department at 947-7382, ext. 95772. The department’s anonymous tip line can be reached by pressing ext. 6.
Why bother, the good judge from southern Maine has set a president that the criminals would barely get a slap on the wrist.
president….?
i think that was supposed to be precedent….lol
Hey Ms. Einstein, try using those cards at a store that does not have 180 cameras.
It is too easy to use cards now! I have used my grandmothers card places (I live with her and is easier sometimes for me to go get things) but you dont even have to have a pin number sometimes or if you hit credit! Half the places dont make you sign either! I feel bad for the person who got her card stolen hope she can get back all that was spent.
Too bad the ATM doesn’t have a camera that would give a straight on view.
my god i know her ………how stupid can she be……………..guess she doen’t think with her face plastered all over BDN that she will be recognized……can’t believe the stupidity of some people
Mom would you mind grabbing me some Toni’s pizza while your there?