Help Toms River Police Catch Fraud Suspect – Do You Recognize Him?

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Help Toms River Police Catch Fraud Suspect – Do You Recognize Him?

Help Toms River Police Catch Fraud Suspect – Do You Recognize Him?

Help Toms River Police Catch Fraud Suspect – Do You Recognize Him?

The Toms River Township Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the suspect featured in these images in connection with a fraud investigation involving the unlawful use of a Toms River resident’s debit card.

The suspect is described as a white male – approximately 18-21 years old, with dark hair styled in a bowl-cut fashion, between 5’7” and 5’9” tall with a thin build. On April 18, 2026, the suspect fraudulently used the resident’s debit card at an ATM machine in the Upper Montclair area, and then again at the Menlo Park Mall later that same day.

The Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office and the Toms River Township Police Department wish to remind residents to exercise due caution when receiving calls purportedly from banking institutions - even if the call appears to be from your own bank.

If you are uncertain as to the validity of the call, hang up and call the phone number on the back of your credit/debit card to speak with your financial institution directly, or go to a local branch during regular operating hours.

Anyone in possession of information concerning the identity of the featured suspect is asked to contact Det. Jesse Robertazzi at 732-349-0150 x1304. All calls will be considered confidential.

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