Police looking for man in Goodlettsville believed to fraudulently take nearly $10,000

GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Goodlettsville Police Department detectives are looking for a man believed to have fraudulently withdrawn nearly $10,000.

This happened at the Truist Bank inside the Goodlettsville Kroger. The total of the withdrawals was $9,800.

Goodlettsville Police Department

Police said anyone recognizing the suspect can contact Detective Stephen Hodges at 615-851-2219 or email shodges@goodlettsville.gov.

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