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Pair suspected of using stolen credit card in Fresno: FSO

FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The Fresno County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a couple, they say, are wanted for making purchases with a credit card that wasn’t theirs.

Detectives say on January 6, 2025, this man and woman were photographed using a credit card that was allegedly stolen during a home burglary.  

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Investigators say the suspects are believed to have visited retail locations near Crystal and Olive Avenues and Shaw and Blackstone Avenues in Fresno.

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Anyone with information on this case, or who may know the identities of the wanted individuals, is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office at (559) 600-3111, or email Detective Todd Burk at todd.burk@fresnosheriff.org

The sheriff’s office says all tips will remain anonymous and may result in a cash reward. Tipsters are asked to reference case #25-32.

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