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January 07. 2013 3:39PM
This is the man Hooksett Police would like to contact regarding a stolen credit card. This surveillance footage was shot inside a Quick Stop in Londonderry Jan. 4.
Hooksett police seek help identifying man wanted in card theft
This is the man Hooksett Police would like to contact regarding a stolen credit card. This surveillance footage was shot inside a Quick Stop in Londonderry Jan. 4.
HOOKSETT - A photograph has been released of a man Hooksett Police believe has been using a stolen credit card throughout the Manchester area.
Hooksett Police are asking for assistance in identifying the man, who is suspected of using a credit card stolen from a Hooksett resident.
Police have a released of a photo of the man they believe to be the suspect, taken from surveillance footage from the Quick Stop in Londonderry on Jan. 4 where the card was used.
Police are urging anyone who may be able to help identify the suspect or who may have any information about the case to contact Officer Fernald at the Hooksett Police Department at 624-1560.
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