The Shreveport-Caddo Financial Crimes Task Force, in collaboration with the Shreveport Police Department, is seeking two individuals believed to be at large in connection with a multi-state bank fraud scheme. The primary suspect is Tonya Marie Pratt-Clifford, 47, also known as Tonya Marie Pratt. She is wanted on multiple arrest warrants alleging bank fraud, two counts of identity theft, attempted identity theft, and forgery. Pratt-Clifford was positively identified through the Louisiana State Police Fusion Center in connection with incidents reported by multiple local financial institutions. Investigators believe she has fled the Shreveport area and is no longer in Louisiana. The second wanted individual is described as an unidentified white woman who allegedly participated in the scheme alongside Pratt-Clifford. Her identity remains unknown, and authorities are actively working to identify her. A third individual, Mark Dickson, 55, was previously arrested and is currently held at the Caddo Correctional Center. Dickson was initially charged with resisting an officer and possession of fraudulent identification in a July 9 investigation and has since faced additional charges related to separate incidents. The investigation began in early August after investigators reviewed police reports, photographs, and surveillance footage provided by affected banks. Using facial recognition technology and assistance from multiple agencies, including the FBI, the Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division Southeast, and local law enforcement, the task force identified the suspects. The Financial Crimes Task Force has thanked the Natchitoches Parish Sheriff's Office, the Alexandria Police Department, and various financial institutions for their cooperation. The public is urged to contact the Shreveport Police Department with any information regarding Pratt-Clifford's whereabouts or the identity of the unidentified female suspect. This ongoing investigation highlights the collaborative efforts between local, state, and federal agencies in combating financial crimes and identity theft.