Gas Station Video Shows Purse Thief
Man Steals Woman's Purse While She Pumps Gas
POSTED: Thursday, July 9, 2009
UPDATED: 3:55 pm EDT July 9,
2009
NORTH MIAMI, Fla. -- Police are searching for a man who was caught on camera at a North Miami gas station stealing a woman's purse from inside her car. 
Photos: Slideshow The woman was pumping gas at an Exxon station on Biscayne Boulevard when a white car pulled up near her.One man jumped out of the car, snuck around to one side of the woman's car, and then broke in. He managed to steal the woman's purse without her even noticing.Police are reminding residents not to leave anything valuable inside a car, and to keep car doors locked at all time.
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