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Help Needed! Lexington Police Seek Community Assistance in Identity Theft Investigation

Help Needed! Lexington Police Seek Community Assistance in Identity Theft Investigation

Help Needed! Lexington Police Seek Community Support in Case of Identity Theft

LEXINGTON, SC 12/17/2024 (Paul Kirby) – There’s a bit of unsettling news coming from the Lexington Police Department as they need your help to crack a case that seems to be causing quite a stir in our community. Have you been to the Walmart on Sunset Boulevard recently? If so, you might want to pay attention, because detectives are hot on the trail of a suspect who is accused of using someone else’s identification to open a Verizon account and snag a mobile phone!

The Incident That Shook the Block

Mark your calendars, folks! This curious incident reportedly took place on November 14, 2024, and the local police are asking for your keen eyes and ears to help catch this individual. The suspect was spotted on surveillance cameras, and the authorities are releasing the images in hopes that someone in our tight-knit community might recognize him.

The Lexington Police are taking this matter seriously, as identity theft can have serious ramifications for the victims involved. If you have any insights or information about this case that could help the detectives, now’s your chance to step up!

How You Can Help

Knowing our community, we’re sure there are plenty of good-hearted folks out there eager to assist the police in this investigation. If you think you might have seen something unusual or you recognize the suspect, don’t hesitate to reach out to Detective Williamson at 803-358-1514 or send an email to jwilliamson@lexsc.gov. Your contribution could be the missing piece that helps solve this mystery!

For those who wish to provide information while keeping your identity private, you can contact Midlands Crimestoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC or visit their website at www.midlandscrimestoppers.com. Remember, your tip can lead to cash rewards, making it a win-win for you and the police!

Why This Matters

Identity theft is a serious issue, impacting not just individuals, but our entire community’s sense of security. Lexington, along with its neighboring areas like Cayce, West Columbia, Springdale, and Pine Ridge, pride ourselves on looking out for one another. It’s what makes our towns special!

Let’s rally together and show that we don’t tolerate crimes like these in our neighborhoods. Support from vigilant residents like you can make all the difference in keeping our communities safe. So whether you live in Boiling Springs, Swansea, or even out towards Lake Murray, you can have an impact!

Stay Informed and Vigilant

As we head into the holiday season, let’s keep our eyes peeled for anything unusual and continue to look out for each other. With a little cooperation and communication, we can ensure that our neighborhoods remain safe and welcoming. And remember, if you see something, say something!

Let’s keep our beloved Lexington safe, secure, and thriving. Join hands with the community, make those phone calls, and let’s take a stand against these types of crimes!


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