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Surveillance from inside BTJ's Jungle in West Islip on October 7 shows the thieves in action.
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30-year-old Louis Negron staged a stakeout over the weekend.
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A woman carrying a baby is seen stealing a stroller right out of a stranger's yard.
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He's targeted fancy restaurants and a hotel in Midtown, Manhattan.
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Police are searching for the suspect in the robbery last Friday afternoon inside a McDonald's on 82nd Street in Elmhurst.
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One of the two women who stole a wagon from the yard of a disabled boy in New Jersey has apologized and bought the child a replacement.
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Two heartless young women are wanted for stealing a wagon from the yard of a disabled little boy in Belmar, and the entire incident was caught on camera.
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A Long Island caregiver faces charges of stealing $81,000 in jewelry from a woman for whom she worked.
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Prosecutors say the video shows defendants stuffing jewelry, cash, watches, computers and other items in their pockets.
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A Long Island man is facing charges for quite a list of theft, drug and weapons violations.
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Connecticut police say a convenience store clerk has been critically injured trying to stop the theft of two signs featuring images of actor David Hasselhoff.
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Sarah Wallace reports from Port Richmond.
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A man in the East Village went to great lengths to steal a bike, even taking a street sign off that was in his way.
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Stacey Sager has more on this story
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Kemberly Richardson has more on this unusal theft
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The TJ Maxx employee was caught in the act ripping off the store in Brooklyn.
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Police are searching for a woman they say stole a credit card in Queens, and they are hoping a surveillance image will lead to an arrest.
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Police say 29-year-old Adam Gibson stole $2,000 worth of sports cards from a A and S Sports on Carman Avenue in Westbury.
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Josh Einiger has more on the woman's search for her pet parrot.
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A former executive with Tiffany & Co. pleaded guilty to charges she stole an assortment of jewelry worth more than $2 million from the jeweler's inventory.
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String Bean is a huge part of the Asbury Park music scene, but someone rode off with his van, guitar and amp last week.
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Police say the burglars made off with electronics, bank cards, and photographs.
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Detectives say 37-year-old Linda Hernandez, of Islip, took the necklace from an 82-year-old man at North Shore University Hospital on July 5.
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The president of a Queens fundraiser surrendered Tuesday morning to charges connected to convicted former state Senator Shirley Huntley.
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The flowers are being dug out from the roots, which means they're being replanted.
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A former executive with Tiffany & Co. allegedly stole diamond and other jewelry from the company's Manhattan headquarters.
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Police say Thursday Justin Geiger was charged with third degree burglary for snatching the unnamed Rottweiler.
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The FBI is looking for $1.2 million that vanished from a cargo container of a Swiss Airlines jet that landed at JFK Airport.
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62-year-old Charles Dunlap is charged with grand larceny and is accused of stealing more than $60,000.
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Kemberly Richardson reports on how the happy reunion happened.
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Authorities say say Marian Serban installed the device and a video camera at Astoria Federal Savings banks in Kings Park and Huntington Station.
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Anthony Johnson reports on the search for a brazen thief in Manhattan
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The NYPD is trying to track down a man who pulled off a jewelry heist in broad daylight at Tiffany's on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.
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A woman is under arrest on charges of stealing movie memorabilia from a storage facility in Dutchess County.
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Police say two heartless crooks stole new copper plumbing from the homes of Superstorm Sandy victims on Staten Island.
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Police are looking for three suspects wanted in a bizarre theft in Lower Manhattan, and they're hoping a surveillance photo will lead to an arrest.
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Three men suspected of swindling a lottery winner out of $75,000 will be arraigned Tuesday in a Suffolk County court.
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Police in the Cobble Hill section of Brooklyn are armed with cameras and taking pictures of valuables left in parked cars.
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A construction worker thought he struck it big winning more than $700, but it turns out his ticket was worth thousands.
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A New Hyde Park woman is accused of stealing more than $200,000 from her employer and an autism awareness foundation run by her boss' wife.
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A Brooklyn man faces charges that he stole four antique, silver-gilded ice buckets worth $200,000 from a home on Long Island's Gold Coast.
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An Eyewitness News Investigation into what appears to be a growing epidemic nationwide - cemetery thieves stealing copper vases attached to headstones, even mausoleum doors. Anything with metal that can be sold as scrap is being taken.
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Police in Brooklyn are trying to get drivers to keep their valuable items out of their cars and out of the hands of thieves.
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There are lots of complaints about stolen jewelry to 7 On Your Side, but the problem is proving it.
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3-year-old Aiden Trolley is rambunctious, and a pro at playing the game "Subway Surfer" on his mom's iPhone. Trolley is also the victim of a petty thief.
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A Greek man faces four months in jail after he proved inept at the art of thievery after swiping a Dali painting and later trying to send it back anonymously.
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Police on Long Island allege that a man stole more than $100,000 from his 85-year-old mother to pay for his drug addiction.
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The theft happened at the Yipity Yap store on Jericho Turnpike and involved a black purebred pug valued at $1,800.
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A Greek man proved inept at the art of thievery after swiping a Dali painting and later trying to send it back anonymously.
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