Police looking for woman accused of scamming victim with mobile home

OWEGO, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – New York State Police at Owego are looking to the public for assistance in identifying a woman who allegedly scammed a victim purchasing a mobile home.

Police say the woman is short with a larger build and has what appears to be dyed red hair.

The suspect is being accused of scamming the victim after allegedly selling them a mobile home. According to police, the victim later learned that the mobile home was not her property to sell.

Anyone with information regarding the suspect or the incident is asked to contact the New York State Police at (607)561-7400 and reference case #NY2400831259.

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