Saturday, March 9, 2013

The NYPD says this woman stole someone's wallet at Key Food on Avenue A



The NYPD is looking for the woman in the photo above ... via the Post:

A cute 20-something snatched a woman’s wallet at the Key Food supermarket on Avenue A in the East Village on Jan. 31, police said.

The perp — wearing a white blouse, glasses with rectangular frames and her long dark hair tied back — then used the victim’s ATM card to make withdrawals at a Bank of America, police said.

Aside from "cute," the Post describes her as 5-3 and 120 pounds.

The City Room at the Times has more info here. The woman also allegedly stole a wallet in Brooklyn in November, and withdrew $2,000 in cash from the victim's account.

Anyone with information is encouraged to call an agent, freelance journalist or, probably better, Crime Stoppers.

7 comments:

  1. So, if I'm reading this right, this person, (possibly working with others) is staking out people at ATMs, and there, somehow securing their PIN code. Victim then becomes a "mark" and is trailed by "cutie pie" till she can lift the vics wallet.
    Or is she just a mathematical Rain-Man at the ATM? (actually not possible)
    Whatever is going on; it sounds very sophisticated.
    But what is most likely, is that there is probably about 2/3 of the ACTUAL information being left out of this story.

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  2. Die Yunnie scum!......Too later?

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  3. Not for nothing but it looks to me like our l'il EV Bonnie Parker is wearing a wig.

    Everybody knows ATMs have security cams, no? The glasses and hair are probably in place to (barely) disguise what she really looks like.

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  4. What happened to PIN numbers??? And once a card is stolen, can't you call the bank and have the card immediately cancelled? WTF!! Another story that leaves me with more questions than answers.

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  5. This brought back memories of the "Hipster Grifter" woman that Gawker was so in love with a few years back.

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  6. not really "cute" in any way

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  7. So that's how they pay their rent!

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