Man Wanted For Credit Card Fraud In South Jersey: State Police

VINELAND, NJ — New Jersey State Police asked for the public's help on Friday to identify a man wanted for credit card fraud in Vineland.

On June 27, someone reported that his debit card was stolen and used for a number of unauthorized transactions.

According to bank records, these purchases were made at the Cumberland Mall.

Authorities said the man they are looking for is between 40 and 50 years old with a "distinctive skin discoloration" on his face and arms that is most prevalent around his nose and mouth.

He can be seen wearing a blue baseball hat, blue t-shirt, blue jeans, and blue/white sneakers.

Footage from surveillance in the area showed him leave the mall and get into a dark-colored Jeep SUV with New Jersey plates.

Anyone with information is asked to contact (856) 785-0036.

Anonymous submissions are also welcome, State Police added.

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