Oklahoma City police are asking the public to help identify two individuals connected to a stolen credit card investigation. Investigators say the pair is allegedly sought regarding the use of a stolen credit card that occurred somewhere in Oklahoma City, though few other details about the case have been released.
Police officials said they are seeking public assistance in identifying two individuals in connection with a stolen credit card investigation, according to KFOR. Investigators say the individuals shown in images released by police are allegedly sought regarding the use of a stolen credit card that occurred in Oklahoma City, per the same report. Anyone who recognizes either individual or has information about the case is encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers at 405.235.7300 or www.okccrimetips.com.
Part of a Broader Pattern of Card Fraud Cases
Part of a Broader Pattern of Card Fraud Cases In a separate case reported in 2025, the Oklahoma City Police Department requested public assistance identifying suspects wanted for credit card fraud, with investigators describing the individuals pictured as suspected of using stolen credit cards at several businesses around OKC, according to KOKH/OKC FOX. That case was logged under case reference number 25045304, the outlet reported.
In yet another case, police said a pictured man used stolen credit cards to charge more than $15,000 at a number of OKC stores, according to a separate report from Oklahoma's News 4, which listed that investigation under case number 24-84690. A different KFOR report also described police asking for help identifying a man captured on camera using a stolen credit card at a metro-area business. The evidence does not establish whether any of these separate reports are connected to the two individuals sought in the latest investigation.
How to Submit a Tip
On social media, the Oklahoma City Police Department has previously told followers that investigators are asking for the public's assistance identifying the person or persons involved in using stolen credit cards at multiple OKC businesses, directing tipsters to Crime Stoppers. Anyone with information in the current case can call or go online to submit a tip, which can be done anonymously. Police have not released the identities of the two individuals, and no arrest or charge information has been made public in connection with this investigation.
