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Surveillance photos catch burglary suspects using stolen debit card
Posted: 01.18.2013 at 11:08 AM
Travis Ruiz

Travis Ruiz is the Social Media Manager and Interactive Managing Editor for FOX21 News.com

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PUEBLO, COLO. -- Pueblo police are searching for the suspect who broke into a safe and stole a debit card back in December.

The debit card was used the same day at a Loaf N' Jug in the 1002 Bonforte Boulevard.

It was on Dec. 16, 2012, when police said someone broke into a safe in the 700 block of West Routt.

Surveillance photos captured two suspects fraudulently using the card. One suspect is desribed as a white male, 18-21 years old, about six-feet-three with a medium build and clean shaven. The second suspect was described as 18-21 years old light-skinned Hispanic male, about five-foot-eight with a slender build.

Police said both suspecs were seen driving off in a silver Mitsubishi sedan with chrome rims. They were both wearing red-hooded sweatshirts.

The suspects, according to police, also used the card at other locations and charged more than $1,100 to the stolen debit card.

Any information on this crime can be reported to Pueblo Crime Stoppers at (719) 542-STOP or online here. 

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