Omaha police are actively searching for 52-year-old Markus Frampton, who is wanted for felony theft by deception. Authorities allege that Frampton committed fraud at a First Interstate Bank branch located near the intersection of 156th and Dodge in Omaha. According to the police report, Frampton initially approached the bank to request account statements, presenting valid identification and waiting in the lobby for approximately two minutes. He then returned to the teller window and requested $9,000 in cash from two business accounts. Frampton claimed he was in town to purchase equipment for his business and that the seller required cash payment. Investigators determined this statement was false. The fraud was discovered the following day when the actual account owner visited a bank in Spokane, Washington, and reported that his signature had been forged on the transaction documents. Frampton is described as 6-foot-3 inches tall and weighing 200 pounds. His last known address is listed as Rubicon, Wisconsin. However, the incident occurred in Omaha, Nebraska, where police are currently seeking his arrest. Frampton has a significant criminal history across multiple states, including convictions and charges in Virginia, Wisconsin, Washington, and Utah, as well as prior weapons and drug-related offenses. He is now facing charges in Nebraska for this alleged bank theft. Investigators are urging the public to assist in locating the suspect. Individuals with information regarding Frampton's whereabouts are asked to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP or submit tips anonymously through the P3 tips app or online. Tips are handled anonymously, and reporters are not required to testify. Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit organization affiliated with the Omaha Police Department, with reward payouts funded by private donations and fundraising efforts rather than police budgets.