ARIZONA NEWS

Police seek 2 women suspected of credit card fraud in Phoenix

Oct 11, 2014, 9:40 AM | Updated: 9:40 am

PHOENIX — Valley law enforcement agencies continue to search for two women suspected of committing credit card fraud at a Phoenix drug store last year.

Silent Witness said one woman was observed using a counterfeit credit card containing an unidentified man’s account information at a CVS pharmacy located at 1600 E. Camelback Road on July 20, 2013, just after 7:30 p.m.

The suspect was accompanied by another woman, who attempted to make a purchase with a different credit card, but had her card declined.

The first suspect is said to be a white female in her 20s. She was wearing a purple shirt at the time of the incident.

The second suspect is believed to be a white or Asian female also in her 20s.

If you have any information on this case or the suspects, police are asking you to call Silent Witness at 480-W-I-T-N-E-S-S (480-948-6377) or toll free at 1-800-343-TIPS. You can also leave an anonymous tip on the Silent Witness website. You may earn a cash reward of as much as $1,000 if you provide information that leads to the arrest or indictment of the suspects.

We want to hear from you.

Have a story idea or tip? Pass it along to the KTAR News team here.

Arizona News

Arizona doctors could soon give patients abortions in California...

Associated Press

Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to let Arizona doctors provide abortions in California

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a proposal on Wednesday that could help Arizona doctors give their patients abortions in California.

2 hours ago

...

KTAR Video

Video: Are there any concerns about the 18 Arizona Republicans who were indicted for election fraud?

Bruce St. James and guest host Barry Markson were joined by former Arizona Congressman Matt Salmon to discuss the election fraud indictments and his concerns. Video: Jeremy Schnell and Felisa Cárdenas/KTAR News

3 hours ago

Georgia man sentenced to life in prison for child sexual abuse...

KTAR.com

Georgia man convicted of child sex crimes in Arizona sentenced to life in prison

A Georgia man was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday for sexually abusing minors who were family friends, authorities said.

3 hours ago

Cottages at McDowell: New Avondale community has 217 homes...

Serena O'Sullivan

Residential real estate company buys new West Valley build-to-rent community

A real estate company just bought an Avondale community called Cottages at McDowell for $57 million. It has 217 one-and two-bedroom homes.

4 hours ago

...

KTAR Video

Video: State speaker of the house reacts to Arizona grand jury indictment in fake election investigation

State speaker of the house Ben Toma joins Jim Sharpe for this week’s AZ Political podcast and gives his take on Wednesday’s announcement that a state grand jury indicted 18 people accused of taking part in a Republican fake elector scheme in Arizona. Video: Jeremy Schnell and Felisa Cárdenas/KTAR News

4 hours ago

...

KTAR Video

Video: Are people soon to be replaced at work by AI?

With the rapid influx of articial intelligence in our society, Chris & Joe wonder if AI is powerful enough to replace us all. Video: Felisa Cárdenas and Ed Cole/KTAR News Photo Credit: Leon Neal/Getty Images

4 hours ago

Sponsored Articles

...

DESERT INSTITUTE FOR SPINE CARE

Desert Institute for Spine Care is the place for weekend warriors to fix their back pain

Spring has sprung and nothing is better than March in Arizona. The temperatures are perfect and with the beautiful weather, Arizona has become a hotbed for hikers, runners, golfers, pickleball players and all types of weekend warriors.

...

Midwestern University

Midwestern University Clinics: transforming health care in the valley

Midwestern University, long a fixture of comprehensive health care education in the West Valley, is also a recognized leader in community health care.

...

DISC Desert Institute for Spine Care

Sciatica pain is treatable but surgery may be required

Sciatica pain is one of the most common ailments a person can face, and if not taken seriously, it could become one of the most harmful.

Police seek 2 women suspected of credit card fraud in Phoenix