Police: Man deposits fraudulent check, withdraws $6,300 from Central Virginia ATM
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) -- After a man allegedly opened an account at a Chesterfield credit union using a false name and address, police said he deposited a fraudulent check at an ATM, then withdrew $6,300.
The incident occurred on March 8 at the Call Federal Credit Union at 3640 Call Federal Drive, according to the Chesterfield County Police Department.
Police said a Black male suspect used a false name and address to open an account with the credit union.
On April 9, officials said a fraudulent check was deposited into that account using a Call Federal ATM. The suspect reportedly withdrew over $6,300 of that money from the account before it was discovered that the check was fraudulent.
The following images captured on surveillance cameras were shared by police in an attempt to assist the public in identifying the suspect.
(Photo: Chesterfield County Police Department)
(Photo: Chesterfield County Police Department)
Officials continue to investigate. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Chesterfield County Police Department.
