MOST WANTED: Credit Card Theft Suspect
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MOST WANTED: Credit Card Theft Suspect
STATUS: UNIDENTIFIED FUGITIVE Police need your help to catch a man accused of using a stolen bank card to cash in on someone else's bank account.
Reporter: Mike Waterhouse
Email Address: mike.waterhouse@wsaz.com
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Police will tell you: there's nothing better than a good surveillance picture of a criminal to help solve a crime. Detectives want you to look at some clear pictures of a man they say cashed in on someone else's bank account.

The Charleston Police Department has named the man pictured one of Charleston's Most Wanted (see larger pictures below).

Detectives say he used an ATM card that was stolen from someone at the west side Kroger.

The pictures are from the nearby ATM where police say he immediately withdrew two hundred dollars from the victim's account.

If you have any information for police that can help identify and/or catch him, call Detective Workman at (304) 348-6480.
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