HOLLIS, N.H. (WHDH) - Police in Hollis, New Hampshire are searching for information about a possible home delivery scam.
Hollis Police said in a statement that a resident on Silver Lake Road reported suspicious activity in front of his home around 10 a.m. Thursday.
In a video of the incident taken by the resident, police said that a person was dropped off in front of the resident’s home and walked to a neighbor’s home before returning and being picked up by the vehicle. The car is believed to be a Honda Accord with an out-of-state registration.
Police investigated the incident and found that a package containing electronics was delivered to the home and addressed to the residents, who said they did not order the package that was retrieved by Hollis Police.
Hollis Police said that the incident is part of a popular scheme in which stolen personal information and credit cards are used to order products that are shipped to random addresses and then tracked and picked up when a delivery is made.
The Hollis Police Department said if anyone can help identify the subject or vehicle in the photos to contact Hollis Police at 603-465-7637.
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