fraud

Usually, a fraudulent return involves a stolen or shoplifted item.

Again, why would you store anything of value inside your vehicle, such as wallets, credit cards, cellphones etc? Police say don't do it--even if you lock it up!

One of two card theft fraud suspects sought by police from last weekend has hit another car, stolen cards, and using them in stores.

Exactly who broke into the car and stole a wallet and cards is not known, but these two are believed to be the suspects who used stolen ID and cards to buy gift cards.

Pictures of suspected thief taken at Pasco shop.

The actual crime itself was not enormous, but where the information came from is rather unsettling.

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has announced he's ending his 2020 Democratic presidential bid, saying it has become clear he won't win. Now, to pay back the cost of his security detail.

Kennewick police are asking the public to keep an eye out for this shaggy-haired suspect.
They didn't give detailed specifics but say he's wanted for alleged debit card theft and a number of illegal withdrawals. Anyone with any information is urged to call (509)-628-0333...

Another business owner is facing fraud charges after it was found they participated in a green energy fraudulent business based out of Pasco.
You may recall in 2017 Scott C. Johnson, 43, of Burbank, was sentenced to 8 years in prison over his role in green power fraud stemming from the now defunct Pa…

Pasco police are on the alert for this probable ID fraud suspect, after a clerk who was paying close attention busted him.
Saturday evening this guy attempted to cash a check at the Rivera Wireless store at 10th and Lewis in Pasco. He presented a work check and ID card, but the clerk noticed the ID w…