San Luis Obispo police searching for suspect who used stolen credit cards
CalCoastNews
June 1, 2026
San Luis Obispo police need your help identifying a suspect who used stolen credit cards at Target and Chevron on May 10. The department has released an image of the man, and they’re asking anyone with information to come forward. It’s a reminder to keep a close eye on your wallet and cards, especially during busy shopping days.
CalCoastNews reported the details, and the case is a good example of how quickly identity theft can hit close to home. If you recognize the suspect or saw anything suspicious that day, contact SLO PD. Let’s help keep our community safe.
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