A photo of the suspect believed to have used a credit card from a wallet that was dropped in downtown Lincoln on Oct. 24, 2024. (Courtesy of Lincoln Police/Crime Stoppers)LINCOLN–(KFOR Dec. 4)–Crime Stoppers from Lincoln Police this week focuses on a shoplifting case and a fraud, both from late October. LPD forensics technician Becky Keller on Wednesday morning told Lincoln’s Morning News on KFOR that the fraud took place Oct. 24, where the victim reported her wallet missing, thinking she may have lost it somewhere on her way to work in downtown Lincoln. Keller said the woman received a text message from the Capital One Credit Card fraud team, asking if she used her card at Wally’s Tobacco near 13th and “O” Streets. The victim replied that she didn’t and the transaction was cancelled. Keller says investigators talked to a clerk who helped the person that used the card and said the suspect came into the store and made an $81 purchase with the card, then came back and tried to make another purchase for $134, which was denied. The images provided above and below are that of the suspect in the fraud case. Another image taken from Wally’s Tobacco near 13th and “O” from Oct. 24, 2024, showing a possible suspect in a fraud case. (Courtesy of Lincoln Police/Crime Stoppers). Meanwhile, on Oct. 30, a shoplifting case was reported at the Casey’s General Store near South Folsom Street and West “A” Street. Keller said the manager reported when he stepped into the office for a moment and wasn’t looking, a man grabbed four bottles of Hennessy and took off out of the store. The suspect left in a silver 2000 to 2005 Buick LaSabre, which had some back end damage, a big dent on the back passenger fender. A suspect vehicle from Oct. 30, 2024 in a shoplifting case at the Casey’s at 606 West “A” Street. (Courtesy of Lincoln Police/Crime Stoppers) If you have any information on these two cases, call Crime Stoppers at 402-475-3600 or visit lincolncrimestoppers.com. A still shot from security video inside the Casey’s at 606 West “A” Street on Oct. 30, 2024 of a shoplifting suspect. (Courtesy of Lincoln Police/Crime Stoppers)