St. George Police released these photos Friday showing a suspect wanted for questioning in the theft of a purse and the fraudulent use of credit cards that allegedly occurred in St. George, Utah, Oct. 21, 2016 | Photo courtesy of the St. George Police Department, St. George News
ST. GEORGE — The St. George Police Department is requesting the public’s help in identifying two suspects wanted for questioning in an active police investigation.
Detectives are looking for information that may help identify two individuals captured in surveillance footage at multiple businesses in St. George.
The incident occurred Oct. 21, 2016, when a woman had her purse stolen, St. George Police Officer Lona Trombley said, adding that fraudulent charges were subsequently made using the stolen cards at several locations, including Lowe’s home improvement store, Target retail store and McDonald’s fast food restaurant.
“The male and the female pictured may have information regarding this theft and fraudulent use of the victim’s cards,” Trombley said.
Anyone who recognizes the two individuals in the photos is asked to call the St. George Police Department at 435-627-4330, referencing No. 16P026349.
Persons arrested or charged are presumed innocent until found guilty in a court of law or as otherwise decided by a trier-of-fact.
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St. George Police released this photo Friday showing a suspect wanted for questioning in the theft of a purse and the fraudulent use of credit cards that allegedly occurred in St. George, Utah, Oct. 21, 2016 | Photo courtesy of the St. George Police Department, St. George News
St. George Police released this photo Friday showing two suspects wanted for questioning in the theft of a purse and the fraudulent use of credit cards that allegedly occurred in St. George, Utah, Oct. 21, 2016 | Photo courtesy of the St. George Police Department, St. George News
St. George Police released this photo Friday showing a suspect wanted for questioning in the theft of a purse and the fraudulent use of credit cards that allegedly occurred in St. George, Utah, Oct. 21, 2016 | Photo courtesy of the St. George Police Department, St. George News
St. George Police released this photo Friday showing a suspect wanted for questioning in the theft of a purse and the fraudulent use of credit cards that allegedly occurred in St. George, Utah, Oct. 21, 2016 | Photo courtesy of the St. George Police Department, St. George News
St. George Police released this photo Friday showing a suspect wanted for questioning in the theft of a purse and the fraudulent use of credit cards that allegedly occurred in St. George, Utah, Oct. 21, 2016 | Photo courtesy of the St. George Police Department, St. George News
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We can get higher resolution pictures from cell phones and $35 cameras, but, when it comes to these companies’ security cameras why does it look like a 1940’s picture?
OK, I don’t want to here about pixelation and losing focus on image magnification, but, come on……
I know it’s not my eyes, but………
We can get higher resolution pictures from cell phones and $35 cameras, but, when it comes to these companies’ security cameras why does it look like a 1940’s picture?
OK, I don’t want to here about pixelation and losing focus on image magnification, but, come on……
A 704×480 resolution is just not high tech.