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Watch Video: Arab woman's 'smart' pickpocket at work

  •   Mon, May 12 2014 09:47:03 AM

Cairo, May 12 (Agencies) : A woman wearing a head scarf demonstrated exceptional skills when she stole a bag of a family at a crowded bags shop in Egypt.

A YouTube  film of more than three minutes showed the suspect  walking quietly and confidently into the shop and identifying her target.

Once she located the targeted bag, she picked a similar bag and waited for the other woman to walk away from her husband and son.

She then went over to the bag placed just behind the man and his son and quickly but calmly replaced it with the bag she had selected before walking out of the shop.

 

Security cameras in the shop showed the other woman who returned to her husband to discover her bag missing. 
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, May 13 2014

    That's what the Police are always advice People in Airport or big supermarkets.watch your bags ,dont Keep out of your eyesight.Even in big railway stations also happens .When mostly ladies are trying to get into Train with heavy luggage (when alone)one Comes hurrying to help,the other one behind take the Chance to drag away the purse which the Lady in this hurry forgot or left aside.here the Lady was a professional,didn't even mind the cctv watching.who knows whether she is really a Arab woman or tied a scarf to look so.In Kairo there are many poor People also.

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