Pinellas Detectives are requesting the Public’s Assistance in Identifying a Burglary / Fraudulant Use of Credit Card Suspect
On March 28, 2018, between 4:00 pm. and 10:20 pm., a vehicle burglary occurred at Aqua Prime Restaurant, located at 213 Gulf Boulevard, Indian Rocks Beach.
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The vehicle’s passenger side window was shattered. A purse, its contents, Oakley Holbrook sunglasses, and a Star Wars piggy bank with $500 inside were stolen.
On April 18, 2018, at about 12:30 pm., a subject utilized the Grow Financial Credit Union’s drive-thru, located at 2768 Gulf-to Bay Boulevard, and presented the teller with the victim’s personal identification and debit card.
The suspect withdrew $1500 from her savings account. The suspect of the Fraudulent Use of Credit Card and Unlawful Use & Possession of Personal Identification is described as a white female, approximately 25 to 30 years old, with long brown hair, and orange fingernails. She was driving a white Nissan SUV.
Anyone with information about this case is asked to contact Detective D. Curtin, Burglary/Pawn Unit, at (727) 582-6050 or via email at dcurtin@pcsonet.com.
That many days in between the burglary and the alleged thief going to the CU to withdraw funds. Why did you not alert them immediately that your information may be compromised? Close the account or cancel the cards. Anything to keep them from stealing more than they already did.
She reported it the night it happened you twat. It is just now getting on the news. She reported it stolen but the bank dropped the ball. They looked up the account number. Since the thief had her ID they let her withdraw the money.
It was her sons piggy bank and she was at work.
why did the credit union not call the acct holder for that high of a withdrawal amount? my bank calls me if the authorized signer on my acct goes over a specific amount, even if its my hubby and I still go by my maidan name