cottsdale Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a man in connection with a fraud scheme to skim money from local ATMs.

Anyone with any information about the whereabouts of Eduard Ichim is asked to call 480-312-TIPS.

He is a 5-foot, 10-inch male, around 175 pounds and last seen with a beard.

“We are asking people to call in with any information, however do not approach Ichim or take action on your own,” Scottsdale Police Department spokeswoman Sgt. Allison Sempsis said in an email to the Daily Independent.

Police have arrested three other men in connection with the alleged scheme.

The investigation began when Scottsdale Police were called by a victim who reported his credit card number was used to access his money at an ATM within Scottsdale. Detectives began collecting information and evidence, including video surveillance, which led to the identify Ichim as a suspect.

While detectives continued to try to locate Ichim, they observed his acquaintances, Olteanu and Cojocaru, allegedly place skimmers on ATM machines, according to the release. Both Olteanu and Cojocaru were arrested and a search warrant was served on a residence detectives believed Ichim is living. During the service of the warrant, officers located Petrican Filon, who was allegedly involved with the schemes, but Ichim was not located.

To detect the presence of a credit card skimmer look for a difference in appearance, feel for looseness in the card reader. Compare it to nearby machines and always monitor your account.