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Cobb cops: Man broke into car, used stolen credit cards at Walmart

Acworth police say this is the man who broke into a vehicle and stole credit cards he then used at a Walmart in September.

Credit: Acworth Police Department

Credit: Acworth Police Department

Acworth police say this is the man who broke into a vehicle and stole credit cards he then used at a Walmart in September.
By Ben Brasch
Oct 10, 2017

The Acworth police needs help finding a man they say used stolen credit cards.

The department posted to Facebook on Tuesday asking for help to identify the man.

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Investigators say he forced his way into a car and stole property, including credit cards, on Sept. 19. He then used the cards at a Walmart.

The post did not say where this alleged crime happened.

Anyone with information can call Acworth police at 770-974-1232.

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