SubmittedAlleged scam suspect Michael Allison Sr. is shown in an image released from a Franklin Regions Bank surveillance video.

Crime Stoppers is teaming up with the Simpson County Sheriff’s Office to solve an alleged scam involving a 95-year-old woman.

On Jan. 7, a white male knocked on an elderly woman’s residence door on Stevenson Road in Franklin saying he was there to do roof repair. Before leaving, the suspect stole three checks from her checkbook. One of the stolen checks was cashed by a man identified as Michael Allison Sr. Allison is wanted in Simpson County in connection with a prior scam. A second suspect tried to cash another of the stolen checks at Regions Bank in Franklin. He was captured on surveillance video. Authorities are hoping someone knows the whereabouts of Michael Allison Sr. and can help identify the other suspect.

Anyone with information may call Crime Stoppers at 781-CLUE or leave a tip at www.bgky.org/

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