Correct Success: Hawaii Island police searching for suspect in credit card fraud case

KONA, Hawaii (KHON2) — Police want the general public’s assist in figuring out a suspect related to a bank card fraud case on Hawaii Island.

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Based on the Hawaii Police Division, officers responded to a report of a automotive break-in on the Kekaha Kai Seashore Park on Oct. 22 round 12:30 p.m. Police mentioned that the suspect additionally took bank cards and different objects from the car.

Later that day, video surveillance captured the suspect utilizing the stolen playing cards at a number of companies within the South Kohala District.

The suspect is described to have a medium construct and a tan complexion. He was seen carrying a multi-colored face masking, white sun shades, a yellow short-sleeved shirt with the letters ‘RX’ printed on the entrance and a light-colored baseball hat with a Nintendo controller printed on the entrance.

The person additionally has a star-shaped tattoo on the highest of every hand, a tattoo sleeve on his proper arm, an unknown tattoo on his left arm and a diamond-shaped tattoo close to his left eye.

After the suspect used the bank cards, he left in a black Chrysler 300 sedan with chrome rims and dark-tinted home windows.

If this man, contact Sergeant Erich Jackson at (808) 887-3090 or Erich.Jackson@hawaiicounty.gov. You may as well name the police division’s non-emergency line at (808) 935-3311.

Tipsters who wish to stay nameless may also name CrimeStoppers at 961-8300. You may additionally be eligible for a reward of as much as $1,000.