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WATCH | Brazen thief steals handbag right out of shopping trolley

16 May 2018 - 15:03 By TimesLIVE
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Think your handbag is safe in your shopping trolley? Think again.

CCTV footage caught a brazen criminal's casual theft of a woman's handbag right out of her trolley as she browsed through the clothing racks at the Galleria shopping mall in Durban on May 13 2018.

The woman can be seen reaching for the bag in the trolley before she walks away with a man who appears to be her accomplice.

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