Officers asking for help in identifying 2 female suspects accused in ‘quick change scam’

RIVERSIDE — Riverside Police officers are asking for the public’s help in identifying two female suspects in an alleged scam.

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The Riverside Police Department said the two females are suspects in what is called a “quick change scam.”

The department posted photos on its social media page on Wednesday.

A quick-change scam is when a person asks for change on a certain dollar bill and pulls out another bill of a different amount to confuse the cashier.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Todd at (937) 233-2080.

They can also send an email to Atodd@riversideoh.gov.

2 suspects in alleged Riverside 'quick change scam' Photo credit to Riverside Police Department (Credit: Riverside Police Department)

Officers asking for help in identifying 2 female suspects accused in ‘quick change scam’

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