Wawa Card-Skimming Suspect On Surveillance; Cinnaminson Police Seek To ID Them

CINNAMINSON, NJ — Have you seen this person? Police shared photos of a suspect accused of placing card-skimming devices on an ATM last week at Wawa in Cinnaminson.

Police retrieved a skimming device and pinhole camera Friday from the 2114 Church Rd. store. The devices, which can steal users' banking information, were found on the ATM located directly to the left of the lottery machine.

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Since then, police shared photos of the suspect (see the images above). Anyone who can identify them can call the Cinnaminson Police Department's investigating officer at 856-829-6667 ext. 2073 or send an anonymous tip through the agency's Tip411 app.

Cinnaminson police are waiting for clearer images from Wawa corporate.

The suspect installed the devices at 8 p.m. Thursday, authorities said. Police responded at 10:48 a.m. Friday to retrieve them.

Card skimming occurs when devices are illegally placed on ATMs, fuel pumps and other locations to capture personal data and cardholders' PINs. Offenders use that information to create fake debit or credit cards and then steal from victims' accounts.

Skimming can involve the use of pinhole cameras, which record a customer entering their PIN. Find out more on the FBI's card-skimming information page.