According to Cobourg police, officers visited a business in the downtown area on Wednesday following reports of suspected fraudulent use of a credit card.

The Cobourg Police Service determined a credit card was used at several locations in the town to make fraudulent purchases.

Cobourg police say credit cards were reported stolen from an unlocked vehicle on Jan. 25.

Police say bank cards were reported stolen from a vehicle in early November and then used at convenience stores in Peterborough.

The town's Chief Administrative Officer wants to offer a Gibbons credit card to homeowners in the community.

Police investigated several reports of stolen credit cards being used at convenience stores.

Police say the man was a suspect in four reported incidents of stolen bank cards.

Police say a credit card from a reportedly wallet was used to make purchases at convenience stores and restaurants between Oct. 30 and 31.

“My full name and phone number are listed in the phone book. Anybody could get that.”

Police allege a credit card was stolen from its owner and used at a Hunter Street business in September.