Authorities seek help to identify woman involved in identity theft case

Lowville, New York – State Police in Lowville are turning to the public for assistance in identifying a woman suspected of identity theft. Authorities say the suspect fraudulently withdrew $3,200 from a victim’s bank account at the Northern Federal Credit Union in Croghan, NY.

Surveillance footage captured the suspect impersonating another individual to complete the transaction. According to police reports, the woman used a driver’s license in the victim’s name to successfully withdraw the funds. The fraudulent act has prompted law enforcement to seek help in locating the individual responsible.

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Anyone who recognizes the suspect or has information about the case is encouraged to contact State Police at (315) 366-6000 and reference case number NY2500081387.

Investigation Ongoing

Authorities are actively investigating the incident and working to determine how the suspect obtained the victim’s personal information. Cases of identity theft have been on the rise, and law enforcement is urging residents to remain vigilant and safeguard their personal details.

How to Report Information

The investigation is being handled by Troop D, under the command of Major Robert J. Simpson. Individuals with relevant information can reach out to the Troop D Public Information Officer, Trooper Jennifer Jiron, by phone at (315) 366-6077 or via email at [email protected].

State Police remind the public that any tip, no matter how small, can be crucial in identifying and apprehending suspects involved in fraudulent activities. They encourage anyone with knowledge of the incident to come forward and assist in bringing the perpetrator to justice.

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For those wishing to provide information in person, the State Police office is located at 261 Genesee Street, Oneida, NY, 13421.

As authorities continue their search, they emphasize the importance of community cooperation in tackling identity theft and financial fraud. Stay alert, report suspicious activity, and help keep the community safe.