Stolen Debit Used at Pizza Places, Footlocker

A man in unincorporated Stone Mountain in Gwinnett County told police his debit number was stolen, and the suspect rang up $887.74 in charges at pizza places -- sometimes twice in one day -- as well as at Footlocker and other establishments.

Most of the time, the number was used for what appear to be prepaid wireless purchases.

The out-of-state charges were made over ten days last month according to the police report. Of the 19 times the number was used, eight were at Domino's, Papa John's, and Gionnino's Pizzeria (which is listed in Mansfield Ohio on the police report). There were also transactions at places with Wisconsin, California and Virginia addresses.

Pizza purchases were made every day over a consecutive three-day stretch, with June 16 seeing two pizza charges that day.

The suspect spent $106.74 at a Footlocker in Wisconsin.

The victim, on Old Tucker Road, has the card in his possession and canceled it, according to the report. He told police his wife's debit number with a different bank had been stolen two weeks prior to the most recent incident.