Surveillance Image Released In Troop K And Tolland Fake ID Incident

TOLLAND, CT — State police from the Troop K barracks have released a surveillance image of a suspect they say stole an ID in their territory and then tried to use it at a bank in Tolland.

The case dates back to Nov. 21, when, at approximately 1:05 p.m., a woman entered the KeyBank branch on Merrow Road in Tolland and attempted to cash a check using identification that had recently been stolen from someone in the Troop K jurisdiction, state police said.

The transaction was denied, and the suspect left without incident, state police said.

The woman is being described by state police as a white female, approximately 40–to-50 years old, about 5-foot-8 tall, with a "medium build."

She last seen wearing a light gray hooded sweatshirt," state police said.

The surveillance image was recently obtained through "ongoing investigative efforts," and the investigation remains active, state police said.

Said state police, "If you have any information that may assist in identifying this individual, please contact the investigating Trooper at Troop K at 860-465-5455 ext. 4044 or email Bruce.Lachance@ct.gov, and reference case number 2500401538."