What appears to have been a quick-change scam ended with a Walmart customer allegedly stealing $1,000. The incident was reported at the Walmart on Old Fort Parkway late last month.
Now, MPD Detectives need assistance identifying a person of interest in the 'quick cash scam' fraud . Evidently, the customer was able to confuse the Walmart clerk during the cash transaction which allowed her to walk away with the $1,000
If you can help identify this person (above), please contact Detective Ray Daniel at 629-201-5512 or email your tips to crimetips@murfreesborotn.gov.
Source: MPD
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