2 women accused of racking up $15K with stolen credit cards in Norwalk
Norwalk police have released surveillance images of two women they say are suspected of using stolen credit cards to charge $15,000 at multiple stores.
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Aug 24, 2021, 3:55 PM
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Updated 1,295 days ago
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4ds agoNorwalk police have released surveillance images of two women they say are suspected of using stolen credit cards to charge $15,000 at multiple stores.
Police say the cards were stolen from a parked car at Crunch Fitness Gym on Connecticut Avenue on Aug. 19.
Police say the two women were caught on surveillance video at one of the stores.
Anyone who recognize them or has information is asked to contact Detective Fitzmaurice at (203)854-3180, or email at
dfitzmaurice@norwalkct.org
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