Police: Man Stole Credit Cards, Bought $1,600 Worth of Goods
The subject allegedly stole from a car in Cinnaminson and bought goods in Palmyra.
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Palmyra Police are looking for a man who allegedly stole credit cards from a Cinnaminson man's car and used them to buy more than $1,600 of merchandise and gift cards, officials said.
On Aug. 17, around 5 a.m., a man was seen on surveillance video at 7-Eleven in Palmyra using the credit cards. The subject was seen on camera wearing a red baseball cap, white V-neck shirt, blue jeans and red and white sneakers.
Police said the credit cards were reported stolen from a motor vehicle in Cinnaminson.
The subject purchased $1,632.98 worth of store merchandise and Visa gift cards, officials said.
Anyone who can identify the pictured subject or have information regarding the pictured subject are asked to contact Palmyra Police Detectives at 856-829-0198.
Dan Reynolds
8:38 am on Thursday, August 23, 2012
When have you ever spent, say more than $200 at a Wawa, or other store (since they can't sell Beer/Booze in NJ)?.
Some type of red flag should go have gone up or needs to be imposed when you buy $1600 worth of stuff on a credit card at a 7-11 - most of which was most likely gift cards.
I guess the Clerk did not ask for ID?
judie
9:02 am on Thursday, August 23, 2012
You're exactly right Dan. When you spend that much money you are always asked to show your ID. I think this was an inside job, not from the 7-11 but I think the guy who claims to have had his card stolen was in on it.
Steve
1:54 pm on Thursday, August 23, 2012
Yes Judie u got me. I was in on it I called the guy and i told him to come to my house and take it out of my car. Then I called 7-11 up at four in the morning and told them to ring me up for $1600. Hey Judie u must of been a detective in your past life and now we should all vote for you for president! Because she in definitely the smartest person in the room.
Richard
5:53 pm on Thursday, August 23, 2012
If you leave credit cards in your car you should be held responsible for paying the credit card bills. If people would stop leaving things in their cars, theives would stop breaking into them.
Becca
6:30 pm on Thursday, August 23, 2012
@Richard- you shouldn't be held responsible for leaving your personal belongings in your locked car parked in your driveway in a culdesac in a neighborhood like Cinnaminson Crossing. If this was your card stolen I doubt you'd feel the same way!
Becca
6:48 pm on Thursday, August 23, 2012
The guy whose card was stolen asked Patch to post this article hoping someone would recognize the thief not to be criticized and accused.
Steve Broshar
12:24 am on Saturday, August 25, 2012
I'm not too sure but if Obama had a brother that could be him