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Alpharetta cops seek fraud suspects in Von Maur shopping spree

Alpharetta police are searching for these suspects in connection to credit fraud.
Alpharetta police are searching for these suspects in connection to credit fraud.
By Mitchell Northam
March 28, 2017

Two people in Alpharetta went on a bit of a shopping spree with someone else’s credit card, police said.

The Alpharetta Department of Public Safety is seeking the public’s help in identifying two suspects who committed transaction card fraud on Friday, March 24.

Police said the two suspects spent $342 on men's clothing at Von Maur, a department store in the North Point Mall.

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The suspects left the mall in a red and black four door car.

Alpahretta police urge anyone with information to this crime to submit a tip on their Facebook page.

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