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The man wandered into 100% Electrical in Otorohanga, New Zealand, and started talking to the shop assistant. When she turned away he seized the chance to put a security camera down his trousers, Waikato District Police said.
The assistant came back and spoke to the man before going away, at which point he picked up a pack of four security camera systems "and simply walked out". The man got into a waiting silver or grey car and was driven away.
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And this wasn't the first time he had helped himself to a camera without paying. The same man, wearing the same clothes, walked in on July 11, picked up a security camera in box and walked out. Anyone who recognises the man is asked to contact police.
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