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Goose Creek police looking for credit card thief

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Source: Goose Creek Police Department Source: Goose Creek Police Department
Source: Goose Creek Police Department Source: Goose Creek Police Department

GOOSE CREEK, S.C. (WCIV) -- Goose Creek police are trying to identify the man they believe used a stolen bank card to rack up more than $900 in bills for the owner. 

According to police, the man entered two Sunoco convenience stores on Nov. 6 and purchased hundreds of dollars of goods, including nine cartons of Newport cigarettes. He also used the card at a Moncks Corner Sonoco, where he purchased three more cartons of Newport cigarettes. 

The suspect was wearing jeans and a Texas Longhorns jacket at the time of the illegal transactions. 

Anyone with information on the man's identity is asked to call the Goose Creek Police Department at 843-863-5200.

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