Puppy bought from Rockville store with stolen credit card This time a pooch - worth over $1,000 - was purchased with a credit card that police said was stolen from a woman's car while she was at church. And the alleged thieves then used the same credit card to go on a shopping spree at Nordstrom, police said. On Friday, police released videos showing the suspects - a bald man and a woman with blonde hair. One was taken inside the Just Puppies store on Veirs Mill Road. The other shows the same two people in the Nordstrom at Westfield Montgomery mall, where police said they spent nearly $3,000 in clothes using the stolen credit card. Police are seeking the public's help in identifying the pair and are offering a cash reward of up to $10,000 for information. The latest puppy incident began on Aug. 11, police said, when someone smashed the window of a car that belonged to a 60-year-old woman who was at noon church services at St. Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic Church on Old Georgetown Road in Bethesda. Less than two hours later, the man and woman - shown in the video - used a fake driver's license and the stolen credit card to buy a three-month-old Yorkshire Terrier. They spent about $1,300 at the pet store, including $1,100 for the brown-and-black puppy, police said. The two also bought about $100 worth of pet supplies, including a crate, leash, brush, collar, shampoo and bowls. With the dog in tow, the pair hit the mall, police said. Surveillance video shows the two in Nordstrom with the man holding the puppy. The case follows on the heels of another incident involving the theft of a puppy at the same pet store. In April, a woman with a tattoo of a Cheshire cat on her neck slipped a one-pound, $1,200 Maltese into her purse and got away. Rockville police said they closed that case after the thief died. And the Maltese? Police said the dog was not found. Jeanea Tobiasz, the store manager, said she thinks the stolen pup was sold. Just Puppies, which has been in Rockville for 10 years, sells puppies that range in price from $199 to as much as $2,500 for English bulldog puppies. Store officials have said they lose about one dog a year to thieves, some of whom get caught. On Friday, Tobiasz said she didn't realize there was any problem with the August purchase until the detectives came to the store this week. When the man and the woman bought the terrier, she said, the name on the credit card they presented matched the name on the driver's license so it didn't raise any suspicions. As part of the store's policy, they make a photo copy of a driver's license when someone buys a dog. After she learned of the police investigation, Tobiasz said she checked with the veterinarians her store recommends in hopes the two would have taken the pup there. No luck. "It's unfortunate," she said of the case. I don't know what their intentions were with the puppy, given that they didn't pay with their own money. Anyone with information about the case is asked to call Montgomery County police at 1-866-411-8477.