The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is looking for a burglary suspect who stole credit cards.
The residential burglary took place in the area of Fairfax St. and 12th St. W. The suspected is reported to have taken several items during the reported crime, including the victim’s credit card.
Following the break-in, the suspect is believed to have arrived at a local business in a white vehicle, where he fraudulently used the reported stolen credit card. The attached pictures were taken by the store’s security system. Anyone who may know the identity of the suspect is asked to contact JSO at 904-630-0500 or email [email protected]. For those wishing to remain anonymous or possibly receive a $3,000 reward, contact Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS.
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