Police seek 'quick change' suspect
Police released frames from a security camera and are asking the public for help finding the man in these images. By KVAL Web Staff
The clerk obliged, processing the transacton. Then the man started pulling money out of a shirt pocket, putting money in his pockets, distracting the clerk. The transaction ceased. The man left -- and went across town to another Wells Fargo, where he asked the clerk to exchange $1,800 in $100s for $1,800 in $50s. This time, the transaction ended with the bank coming up short $700 on the deal, according to authorities. Albany police are asking the public for help identifying a man they believe was involved in a "quick change" scheme at the two banks on June 26. Police released security camera footage of the suspect July 3.
The male suspect is identified as approximately 50 years old, of Middle Eastern descent, with an accent described as possibly Arabic.
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October 7, 2008
- Eugene, Oregon
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ALBANY, Ore. -- Could the Wells Fargo Bank branch exchange $1,700 in $50 bills for $1,700 in $100 bills?
