2 Suspects Accused Of Credit Card Scam In Greenwich: Police

GREENWICH, CT — Two men were arrested by Greenwich police last week on larceny, credit card theft and a host of related violations after police said the two made fraudulent credit card purchases on Greenwich Avenue.

Arrested on Thursday were 23-year-olds Keyon Rashad Carroll-Herring, of Macungie, Pennsylvania, and Samuel John Vincent-McCauley, of Brooklyn, New York.

According to police, Carroll-Herring was seen by officers using "various credit cards in multiple stores while utilizing multiple cell phones."

Police allegedly tied him to the illegal use of a credit card belonging to a 66-year-old woman without her permission to make purchases totaling nearly $300.

Once back at his vehicle, police pulled over Carroll-Herring, and Vincent-McCauley was in the passenger seat.

"Additionally, Carroll-Herring was in possession of two other stolen credit cards," Greenwich police said.

The department referred to Vincent-McCauley as a "co-conspirator" in the alleged scheme, because he, too, was in possession of stolen credit cards, authorities said.

Both suspects were released after each posted bond on bail of $50,000, and they are scheduled to appear in Stamford Superior Court on July 12.