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Two wanted for credit card fraud in custody

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Victor Hobson (Source: Ridgeland Police Dept.) Victor Hobson (Source: Ridgeland Police Dept.)
Donna McCall (Source: Ridgeland Police Dept.) Donna McCall (Source: Ridgeland Police Dept.)
Ladonna Cooper (Source: Ridgeland Police Dept.) Ladonna Cooper (Source: Ridgeland Police Dept.)
RIDGELAND, MS (Mississippi News Now) -

A man who spotted himself on WLBT's Most Wanted segment has turned himself into Ridgeland police for credit card fraud. And according to authorities, this appears to be an inside job. 

Ridgeland detectives say Victor Hobson of Jackson surrendered after seeing himself on television last Thursday. 

Hobson was one of three people wanted in the credit card scheme at local Walmart stores.

He is accused of buying $1,600 worth of gift cards.   

Hobson's alleged partner in crime was busted for helping steal credit card numbers. 

Donna McCall was picked up after an arrest warrant was issued. She is facing charges of credit card fraud as well. 

McCall was once employed at the Walmart in Ridgeland. 

A third suspect in this costly crime, Ladonna Cooper, is on the run.  

A warrant is out for her arrest in connection with this case.   

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