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Cops Release Surveillance Photos of Suspects Wanted for Grand Theft Auto, Fraudulent Use of Victim’s Credit Cards in Palm Beach Area

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According to police, two suspects are wanted for Grand Theft of a 2019 Lincoln MKC and Fraudulent Use of the victim’s credit cards at various place in the City of West Palm Beach.

LAKE WORTH BEACH, FL – Two suspects are wanted for Grand Theft of a Vehicle and Fraudulent Use of the victim’s credit cards. According to the Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office, two unknown males captured in the surveillance pictures released are accused of stealing a victims 2019 Lincoln MKC, including personal items inside the vehicle, from his residence in Lake Worth Beach.

The suspects then used the victims credit cards at various place in the City of West Palm Beach. This incident occurred on November 12, 2019.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-458-TIPS or you can remain ANONYMOUS by downloading our new app “PBSO” for your Apple or Android Smart Phone and using the “See Something” feature. The app can also be downloaded from www.pbsoapp.com.

Any charges are accusations and defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Jessica Mcfadyen

Jessica Mcfadyen is a journalist for independent news and media organizations in the United States. Mcfadyen primarily spends her time scouting social media for the latest Local, US and World News for The Published Reporter®. She also contributes to a variety of publications through involvement in the Society of Professional Journalists.

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