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Campbellsville Police want information on magazine salesman From Campbellsville Police Department Campbellsville, KY (2011-09-08: 3pmET) - Campbellsville Police is currently conducting an investigation into a Possible Magazine Scam. Police have received reports of a male subject identifying himself as an employee for the Cash Award Program selling magazines. The subject has presented a laminated card bearing the name Bob or Rob Pruden. Once the subject gains entry to a residence it is alleged that he begins to make sexual overtures and refuses to leave the residence. The subject is described as a White Male approximately 6'0 ft. 200 lbs clean shaven and short dark hair in his early 20's. He is also reported to have wing tattoos on both sides of his neck with the words "In God We Trust' in cursive writing at the base of his neck. The subject was last seen wearing Blue Jeans, a gray zip-up hoodie, gray beanie (sock hat). Campbellsville Police requests anyone with information pertaining to the identification of this subject to please contact the Campbellsville Police Department at 270-465-4122 or you can remain anonymous by calling the Community Pride line at 469-7743. Campbellsville Police would like to also remind everyone when dealing with solicitors they should be able to produce photo identification and documentation of the company they represent without hesitation. Campbellsville Police Department Officer Charlie Houk and LT Shannon Wilson are investigating. -Campbellsville, KY, Police Department This story was posted on 2011-09-08 15:16:47
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