Suspect Sought in High School Sports Fundraising Scam

The suspect was last seen driving a 1994 green Ford Taurus four-door station wagon with Oregon license plate 954CGG.

Salem-News.com

(WOODBURN, Ore. ) - Woodburn and mid-valley residents should be on the lookout for a false sports fundraising scam.

Police say 42-year-old Eric Lloyd has been representing himself to local businesses as a representative raising money for the St. Luke's Catholic School sports program.

Lloyd claims that he sells ads for a school sports flyer, then keeps the money and moves or then leaves the area.

He was last seen driving a 1994 green Ford Taurus four-door station wagon with Oregon license plate 954CGG.

Police say Lloyd has an extensive history of running similar scams and has warrants out of Nebraska, Colorado, California, and Washington.

Lloyd is described as a white male, 6'0 feet tall and 300 pounds. He has dark blond hair and is either missing a front tooth or has a large space between his front teeth, and uses such aliases as Rick Lloyd, Michael Stewart, Adam Stewart or Michael Jacobsen.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Eric Lloyd, or if you think you maybe a victim of this scam, call Woodburn Police at (503) 982-2345 or your local police department.

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