Police appeal for help to identify man for alleged fraud offences
Police allege the man, believed to be in his 70s, used a stolen credit card to buy cigarettes and alcohol while he shopped at Noosa Heads recently.
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Police are appealing for assistance to identify a man wanted in relation to several fraud offences across Noosa earlier this month.
Police allege the man attended several retail outlets, including two supermarkets, a liquor shop and convenience store on Hastings Street on Saturday, September 4, around 12.30pm.
They said he allegedly used a stolen card to buy cigarettes and alcohol.
According to police he wore a short-sleeve, blue-buttoned dress shirt and green khaki shorts and carried a black bag across his body.
Police described him as caucasian, about 70 years old, 180cm tall and of proportionate build.
They said he was bald with grey sides and wore a blue face mask.
He was last seen walking at the intersection of Noosa Drive and Hastings Street carrying several recyclable shopping bags.
The man, or anyone with information regarding his identity, is urged to contact police.
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