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NYPD: Man steals wallet from shopping cart at Food Bazaar

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Nov. 20, 2016 Staff Report

Police are looking for a man who allegedly grabbed a woman’s wallet from her shopping cart inside Food Bazaar last month.

The incident allegedly took place about 1:50 pm Saturday, October 22, at the 42-02 Northern Boulevard supermarket.

The suspect allegedly walked over to the 29-year-old woman’s shopping cart, pinched her wallet and then fled the supermarket.

The police have released surveillance video of the suspect.

The individual is a male, white, approximately 40-years of age, heavy build, light complexion, last seen wearing a blue baseball cap, and a blue sweat suit, according to police.

Anyone with information in regards to this incident is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 800-577-TIPS

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