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Bronx Man Sought In Stafford Credit Card Fraud Case

Source: Jersey Shore Online · Aug 4, 2026, 12:12 PM

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Police in Stafford Township have issued an arrest warrant for a Bronx resident accused of fraudulent credit card use. According to the Stafford Township Police Department, detectives completed their investigation on July 31 into a purchase made on April 8 at a local Home Depot, where nearly $1,000 worth of flooring materials were purchased using stolen credit card information.

The case highlights ongoing retail fraud targeting the township area.

Key points

  • Arrest warrant issued for a Bronx man in connection with fraudulent credit card use at Stafford Township Home Depot
  • Approximately $1,000 in flooring materials were purchased using stolen credit card information on April 8
  • Stafford Township Police Department completed investigation on July 31 following the fraudulent transaction

FAQ

What happened in the Stafford fraud case?
A Bronx resident is accused of using stolen credit card information to purchase nearly $1,000 worth of flooring materials at a Home Depot location in Stafford Township on April 8. Police completed their investigation and issued an arrest warrant.
When was the fraudulent purchase made?
The fraudulent purchase occurred on April 8 at The Home Depot in Stafford Township. Detectives completed their investigation into the incident on July 31.
Who is being sought by police?
A man from the Bronx, New York is being sought on an arrest warrant for the credit card fraud case.

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