Stolen credit card used to buy $2000+ worth of lottery tickets

Grande Prairie RCMP are looking for a man accused of buying more than $2,000 worth of lottery tickets with a stolen credit card. The suspect bought them at a local grocery store the morning of August 22nd.

He’s described as Caucasian, roughly 30 years old and tall with an average build. He had balding dark blonde or brown hair and was wearing a grey Ecko hoodie.

Anyone who can identify him is asked to contact the RCMP detachment or Crime Stoppers.

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