The Boston Police Department is soliciting help from the community to identify an individual linked to a debit card fraud case in Roxbury, an incident that involved the use of a deceased person’s bank card. According to a statement issued by the BPD, the suspect made an unauthorized cash withdrawal of $200 at the Central Plus Convenience Store on 40 Worcester Square, on July 7.
District B-2 detectives are now scouring over the details of this crime in hopes of catching the perpetrator who exploited the bank account of someone no longer alive, and they request that those with information call (617) 343-4275, this call for assistance echoes through the community as the police aim to rectify this reprehensible violation of trust and privacy.
Equally important in the fight against unseen injustices, the BPD guarantees the confidentiality of those individuals helping the investigation from the shadows, ensuring that their identities will stay hidden within the folds of their cloak of anonymity. Indeed, the BPD’s thorough commitment to protect those who step forward is a fundamental aspect of their operations when delving into cases as sensitive as fraud, especially when the victim is beyond recourse and defense…