The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help to identify a woman suspected of using a stolen debit card at “numerous” locations between Jan. 28 and Jan. 31.
According to a news release, the suspect was caught on camera using the card at Family Dollar in the 200 block of Sand Bar Ferry Road.
Anyone with information can contact the Criminal Investigative Division at (706) 821-1020 or Investigator Billy Dixon.
Hats off to the Sheriffs office for providing these photo's. Once these criminals realize that their mug is going to be published, they may think twice about committing the crime. Eventually every home, business and street corner will have a camera system. That's right, Big Brother IS watching and more power to him. My guess is that the above shown criminal will be behind bars within 48 hrs.
This person looks like they could be male or female. They look so you to be destroying their live. Cudo's to the sheriff department also.
While I realize there are people that have fake ID's, why don't merchants ever ask for a picture ID when a card is presented? Is that discrimination too? I don't think I've been asked in 10 years. If I would get asked, I would thank them for trying to protect ME. While it's not totally fool-proof, I would think if merchants asked for a picture ID with EACH card presented, much of this would not happen..but they just want the money..doesn't matter that it may be stolen.
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