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Cobourg man charged with credit card theft and fraud: police

A Cobourg man is accused of credit card theft and fraud. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Matt Rourke

A Cobourg man faces credit card theft and fraud charges following an investigation last month.

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On Jan. 25, the Cobourg Police Service launched an investigation after a wallet containing a credit card was reported stolen from an unlocked vehicle overnight.

Police determined the credit card was later used to make several purchases at various locations in the town.

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On Friday, police said they made an arrest in the investigation.

Ryan Conroy, 37, of Cobourg was charged with:

  • Possession of a stolen credit card
  • Two counts of unauthorized use of a credit card
  • Three counts possession of property obtained by crime
  • Three counts of fraud under $5,000
  • Failure to comply with an appearance notice to attend for fingerprints

Conroy was released on an undertaking with a future court date in Cobourg, police said.

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Conroy was arrested in January in connection to a credit card fraud investigation in Port Hope.

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