Police Say Man Used Stolen Credit Cards from Bethesda Home Invasion

Police are continuing to investigate an incident involving a man they say pretended to be a rideshare driver who drove a woman home on March 30 then invaded her home in Bethesda and stole her credit cards.

On Friday, detectives from the Major Crime Division released surveillance photos of a different man who police say used the stolen credit cards.

Police didn’t give details about where and when the man used the stolen credit cards.

Anyone with information about the man in the surveillance photos, or the Bethesda home invasion incident, should call 240-773-5100. To remain anonymous, people can also contact Crime Solvers of Montgomery County at 1-866-411-8477.

Detectives Investigate Credit Card Fraud Related to Earlier Bethesda Home Invasion Robbery; Surveillance Photographs of Separate Suspect Releasedhttps://t.co/4MdImYGZtd pic.twitter.com/EqGtiEN5es

— Montgomery County Department of Police (@mcpnews) April 26, 2019

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