Homewood police are asking the public for help identifying a person caught on surveillance camera in connection with a credit card theft investigation. Anyone who recognizes them or has information about the case is being urged to come forward, with tipsters allowed to remain anonymous and eligible for a cash reward.
Surveillance Images Released in Ongoing Investigation
According to WBMA, Homewood police are seeking the public's help identifying a person shown in surveillance photos tied to the credit card theft investigation. Per the same report, the credit cards were stolen from a location in Homewood on September 25, 2026, and police say the stolen cards were then used illegally throughout the Birmingham metro area.
A separate report, published on October 29, 2025, describes a theft investigation tied to an incident that occurred on July 2, according to abc3340.com. The report predates the September 25, 2026 credit card theft.
How to Submit a Tip
Anyone who recognizes the person in the surveillance images or has other information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers of Metro Alabama, per the seed report. Tips submitted to Crime Stoppers can remain anonymous, the station notes, and information that leads to an arrest may qualify the tipster for a cash reward of up to $5,000.
No further detail on the suspect's identity, description, or whereabouts has been released as the investigation continues.
