Clinton County Sheriff's Office seeking information in fraud investigation
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — The Clinton County Sheriff's Office needs your help identifying someone related to a retail fraud investigation.
The suspect left the Dunham's Sports location in St. Johns in what police say was a green Jeep.
If you have any information on who this could be, the sheriff's office encourages you to call them at 989-227-6524 and ask for Sergeant McPherson.
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