Crime & Safety
Credit Cards Stolen from Harford Elementary School
Credit cards stolen from William S. James Elementary School in June are being used fraudulently.
A man and woman are sought by police for fraudulent use of credit cards stolen from William S. James Elementary School in Abingdon.
According to a release from the , the male suspect is 5–foot-10 weighing about 165 pounds. He was last seen with blue jean shorts, a light color T-shirt and a "New York" hat. The woman is also about 5-foot-10, weights about 150 pounds and is missing front teeth. She was last seen wearing black pants and a red shirt with a name tag. Both suspects are black, police said.
A William S. James staff member's wallet, which contained the credit cards, was stolen June 14. "Several transactions were made or attempted" in Abingdon, Baltimore and Bel Air since the theft, police said.
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