Home News Crime Do you recognise these men wanted for bank card fraud Do you recognise these men wanted for bank card fraud By Swindonian Editor - 11 July 2017 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Wiltshire Police are appealing for witnesses after a stolen bank card was used fraudulently at Tesco, Ocotal Way, Swindon. Around 1.30am on Tuesday 13th June 2017 the card, which had been stolen earlier, was used three times at the store by unknown offender(s). If recognise these people please contact PC Paul Simpson on 101 or anonymously, via Crimestoppers, on 0800 555 111. RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Business Old Town favourite Siam Thai closes as Jimmy’s Killer Prawns prepares to move in News Final six homes released for sale at Hilperton development News Global flavours coming to Swindon town centre with Continental Market Tell us what you think... Cancel reply LATEST NEWS UK News Swindon farm named among South West’s top five dog-friendly pumpkin patches Charlie Harrington - 7 October 2026 0 A Swindon farm has made it into the South West’s top five places to go pumpkin picking with the dog this autumn. Lotmead Farm has... Old Town favourite Siam Thai closes as Jimmy’s Killer Prawns prepares... 7 October 2026 Final six homes released for sale at Hilperton development 6 October 2026 CULTURE Big Feastival tickets go on sale for 2027 return to the... 30 September 2026 Shambala Festival returns for 2027 30 September 2026 REVIEW: The Choir of Man brings the best pub in the... 30 September 2026
Wiltshire Police are appealing for witnesses after a stolen bank card was used fraudulently at Tesco, Ocotal Way, Swindon. Around 1.30am on Tuesday 13th June 2017 the card, which had been stolen earlier, was used three times at the store by unknown offender(s). If recognise these people please contact PC Paul Simpson on 101 or anonymously, via Crimestoppers, on 0800 555 111.
Around 1.30am on Tuesday 13th June 2017 the card, which had been stolen earlier, was used three times at the store by unknown offender(s). If recognise these people please contact PC Paul Simpson on 101 or anonymously, via Crimestoppers, on 0800 555 111.