Police Seek Assistance in Wallet Theft and Credit Card Fraud Case in Exton

Wallet Theft and Credit Card Fraud Case in ExtonSubmitted Image

EXTON, PA — The West Whiteland Police Department is calling on the public to aid in their investigation of a recent theft and unauthorized credit card use incident that unfolded at the Walmart located at 270 Indian Run Street in Exton. The event took place on January 27, 2024.

According to police reports, an unidentified individual is alleged to have stolen a wallet from a shopper within the premises of the retail giant. Following the theft, the suspect reportedly proceeded to make unauthorized transactions using the victim’s credit cards, compounding the initial act of theft with financial fraud.

The West Whiteland Police Department has released photographs of the suspect in hopes that members of the community can assist in identifying the individual. Officer Mike Gardner, leading the investigation, encourages anyone with information related to the case or the suspect’s identity to reach out directly by email at mgardner@westwhiteland.org or by calling 610-363-0200.

It is essential to remember that allegations of criminal activity are not synonymous with guilt. The suspect in this case, like all individuals accused of a crime, is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. As the investigation continues, further details may emerge, potentially aiding in the resolution of the case and the restoration of the victim’s losses.

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