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Dalton, Georgia, police searching for woman accused of stealing $7,000 from bank account

A suspect accused of stealing $7,000 from a bank account is seen at Truist bank on North Glenwood Avenue on Nov. 30. / Dalton Police Department
A suspect accused of stealing $7,000 from a bank account is seen at Truist bank on North Glenwood Avenue on Nov. 30. / Dalton Police Department A suspect accused of stealing $7,000 from a bank account is seen at Truist bank on North Glenwood Avenue on Nov. 30. / Dalton Police Department

The Dalton Police Department is asking for the public’s help to identify a woman who allegedly stole $7,000 from a bank account in Georgia.

An unknown woman walked into Truist bank on North Glenwood Avenue on Nov. 30 and used bank account information and a fake ID to withdraw $7,000 from a victim’s account, according to a news release. The theft was later reported to the bank, and after the transaction was determined to be fraudulent, the victim was reimbursed the stolen funds.

The victim does not know the person who did it and is unsure how her bank information was compromised, the release states.

Anyone with information about the matter is encouraged to contact police at 706-278-9085, extension 9-122.

– Compiled by Kim Sebring

  photo  A suspect accused of stealing $7,000 from a bank account is seen at Truist bank on North Glenwood Avenue on Nov. 30. / Dalton Police Department