🚨💳 NJ STATE POLICE SEEK PUBLIC'S HELP IDENTIFYING CREDIT CARD FRAUD SUSPECT 💳🚨
State Police are seeking a man who allegedly used a stolen debit card for unauthorized purchases at the Cumberland Mall in Vineland. The suspect, who has distinctive facial skin discoloration, was seen leaving the scene in a dark Jeep SUV.
📍 VINELAND, NJ — New Jersey State Police are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a man wanted in connection with an alleged credit card fraud investigation in Cumberland County.
According to investigators, a victim reported on June 27, 2026, that his debit card had been stolen. Multiple unauthorized transactions were subsequently reported, with bank records showing four unauthorized purchases at Cumberland Mall in Vineland.
👤 SUSPECT DESCRIPTION: • Black male, approximately 40–50 years old • Blue baseball hat • Blue T-shirt • Blue jeans • Blue-and-white sneakers • Distinctive skin discoloration visible on his face and arms, primarily around the nose and mouth
🎥 Surveillance footage reportedly captured the suspect leaving Cumberland Mall and getting into a dark-colored Jeep SUV displaying an unknown New Jersey registration.
🚔 Anyone who recognizes the individual or has information that could assist investigators is asked to contact the New Jersey State Police Troop A Port Norris Station at 856-785-0036.
🔒 Anonymous tips are welcome.
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