BPD trying to identify suspect for fraudulent use of a credit card

Posted on June 16, 2022

*Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Law at 309-434-2476 or [email protected]. (Facebook/City of Bloomington – Police)*

By Neil Doyle

BLOOMINGTON – Bloomington Police are requesting the public’s help to identify a suspect who has fraudulently used a credit card in several central Illinois cities.

Police say the suspect has conducted multiple transactions this month in Tremont and Pekin, using a credit card stolen from Bloomington.

Authorities describe the suspect as a white man in his 20s to the 30s, light brown hair and a thin brown mustache.

We’ve posted a picture of the alleged suspect on our website WJBC.com.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Law at 309-434-2476 or [email protected].

Neil Doyle can be reached at [email protected]

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