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(MURFREESBORO, Tenn.) Murfreesboro Police are attempting identify and locate at least two individuals who may be tied to a fraud case. On October 4, 2022, MPD officers responded to First Bank on Old Fort Parkway after individuals reportedly tried to pass a stolen and altered check using a stolen Tennessee driver’s license as identification. Bank employees reported the subjects were driving a burgundy in color Chevy Colorado pickup truck. Police have released photos of the persons of in...

  (MURFREESBORO, TN) Murfreesboro Police are trying to confirm the identity of a subject who could be tied to a July 10th fraud case. Detectives say the victim of the fraud had her wallet stolen while shopping in the Murfreesboro area. Shortly after the wallet was taken, the victim received alerts that several of her credit cards had been used at the Walmart store on Old Fort Parkway. The unknown suspect behind the fraud, and likely the theft as well, allegedly used the cards to purchas...

Murfreesboro Detectives need assistance identifying a person of interest in another fraudulent use of a credit card case. This one occurred on May 16th. The victim in the case told police that her purse was stolen as she was shopping at Costco in Murfreesboro. After the victim’s purse was lifted, her credit card was used four times to make purchases at the Old Fort Parkway Walmart store totaling $3,695. CAN YOU HELP? Police want to talk to the man in the photo above this news story. T...

What appears to have been a quick-change scam ended with a Walmart customer allegedly stealing $1,000. The incident was reported at the Walmart on Old Fort Parkway late last month. Now, MPD Detectives need assistance identifying a person of interest in the 'quick cash scam' fraud . Evidently, the customer was able to confuse the Walmart clerk during the cash transaction which allowed her to walk away with the $1,000 If you can help identify this person (above), please contact Detectiv...

Murfreesboro Police are asking for residents to be on the lookout for a subject who has been labeled as a person of interest in a fraud case. The fraud is tied to the use of a stolen credit card on April 28th. The victim reported to authorities that after her card was stolen, it was used to make over $6,500 in purchases. Those purchases were made at Walmart stores on Joe B. Jackson Parkway and South Rutherford Boulevard in Murfreesboro. Another purchase was made at the Walmart store in LaVe ...

In Murfreesboro, Detectives need assistance identifying a person of interest in another fraudulent use of a credit card case. The case revolves around the dates of April 13th and 14th, when a stolen credit card was used to make purchases at Home Depot, Harbor Freight and Thornton’s gas station. Police did not release details on how the victim’s credit card was stolen, but did confirm that whoever stole it spent more than $1,500 in two-days. Police now want to interview a man ...

Murfreesboro Police released a video captured on a home surveillance system in hopes of someone in the community being able to identify a person of interest in a fraud investigation. According to police, a buyer used a fraudulent certified check in the amount of $17,500 to purchase a gray 2018 Chrysler 300 on May 13, 2022. Authorities say the seller took the certified check to the bank, where it was determined to be fraudulent due to the routing number. The sale was person to person and no ID ....

(MURFREESBORO) Murfreesboro detectives need assistance identifying two persons of interest in a fraudulent use of a credit card case. On March 29, 2022, stolen credit cards, obtained from a vehicle burglary at the West College Trailhead, were used at the Walmart at 2000 Old Fort Parkway.  The suspects were able to obtain $500.00 in gift cards during the transaction. If you know the individuals in these surveillance photos, please contact Mufreesboro Police CID (615) 893-2717, Detective ...

(MURFREESBORO)  Murfreesboro detectives need assistance identifying a person of interest in a quick change scam at two Walmart locations. Murfreesboro Police PIO Larry Flowers said, “On March 18, 2022, an unidentified man completed a quick change at the Walmart on Joe B. Jackson Parkway. Murfreesboro Police PIO Larry Flowers explained that the man was obtaining a Western Union money order for $5,000. With the transaction, the scammer was reportedly able to get about $3,000 bac...

Murfreesboro Detectives need assistance identifying a man wanted for questioning in a theft from a motor vehicle/fraudulent use of a credit/debit card case.  The unknown man in the case apparently broke into the victims vehicle as she was shopping at the Kroger store on Memorial Boulevard. When she returned to her car, she quickly discovered that her rear passenger side window had been broken out. Her purse, which was left inside the car, was missing. The victim canceled her c...