Three Arrested for Credit Card Fraud at Leesburg Best Buy

Leesburg Police arrested three men after fraudulent credit card use was reported at a Best Buy store. Stolen cards and thousands in merchandise were recovered.

Three Men Charged After Credit Card Fraud Uncovered at Leesburg Retailer

Google News MT — Crime (en) reports that the Leesburg Police Department arrested three individuals on Friday, 28 August 2026, following an investigation into fraudulent credit card activity at Best Buy, 609 Potomac Station Drive NE, Leesburg, Virginia.

Officers responded to the store at approximately 7 p.m. after staff reported three men purchasing items using multiple credit cards bearing different names. While the investigation was already underway at the scene, a resident contacted police to report that their credit card had just been used fraudulently at the same store. Officers established a connection between the two incidents.

A search of the suspects' vehicle yielded several stolen credit cards along with thousands of dollars' worth of merchandise believed to have been bought using those cards.

The three men charged are Leonard Roman, 25, from New York; Walinton Castillo Rosario, 22, from New York; and Jeury Bol Villavicencio, 21, from Pennsylvania. All three face charges of credit card fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud, and credit card theft. They were transported to the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center, where they are held without bond.

The investigation remains ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Leesburg Police Department at 703-771-4500. Anonymous tips can be submitted via the tip line at 703-443-TIPS (8477) or by email at [email protected].

Leesburg Police credited Best Buy employees for alerting officers to the suspicious activity, noting that their attentiveness was instrumental in advancing the investigation.

Source: Google News MT — Crime (en)