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Cranston Police Seek ID of Alleged ATM Fraud Suspect

Police released pictures of a man allegedly using an ATM card that belongs to someone else at the Atwood Avenue Stop and Shop on July 31.

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CRANSTON, RI—A man who used an ATM card that doesn't belong to him is sought by police.

Police are asking the public to help them identify a suspect who allegedly used an ATM machine at the Citizens Bank inside the Atwood Avenue Stop and Shop on July 31.

Police said the incident happened at around 4:15 p.m.

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Anyone with information is asked to call Cranston Police Det. Paul Bessette at 401-477-5096.

Police say the suspect should not be approached if seen.

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You can also send anonymous tips through TipSoft.

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