Mid-Willamette Valley ATM Thief Sought

The suspect, who possibly was wearing a fake nose and glasses, is described as a white male adult, 40 – 50 years of age, with a heavy build.

Photo: Oregon State Police

(SALEM, Ore. ) - The Oregon State Police is asking for the public's help with identifying an identity theft suspect related to cases in Marion and Polk counties.

Photographs of the unidentified man are being released to help in the investigation.

During an eleven day period in June 2007 the unidentified suspect used ATM machines to withdraw approximately $7,300 cash from the victim's account in Salem and Keizer areas, and at Spirit Mountain Casino.

The suspect, who possibly was wearing a fake nose and glasses, is described as a white male adult, 40 – 50 years of age, with a heavy build.

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Anyone with information regarding the suspect's identity is asked to call Oregon State Police Detective Dan Wolverton at (541) 726-2550 ext. 219.

Source: Oregon State Police

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Why are the police waiting until now for help to identify this guy. 6 months ago he went on a spending spree and now they want help finding him?

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