Police are looking for an elusive woman who allegedly assaulted an elderly woman in a handicap scooter at an Atlanta Walmart.

"The dispute was over a loaf of bread," according to a Crime Stoppers Facebook post. "The victim received several blows to the face by this suspect causing bleeding, swelling and bruises."

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The attack took place on March 5 at the store on Howell Mill Road, but detectives have had trouble identifying the suspect "due to her using several false names to get driver's licenses and even rent an apartment," the post said.

If you recognize the suspect or know where she might be, you may call Crime Stoppers at 404 577-8477. All callers may remain anonymous and are eligible for a cash reward up to $2,000 if their tip leads to an arrest.

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Crime Stoppers Greater Atlanta is a community-based nonprofit aiming to fight crime. Anyone with information about a crime can pass it to police through Crime Stoppers. It partners with law enforcement, the media and community groups. Call 404-577-TIPS (8477), text CRIMES or go online at www.crimestoppersatlanta.org. If your tip helps solve a case, it could mean up to $2,000 in reward money.

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