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Teresa Green, 50, spotted the feline,who is known to frequent Wallington Square in Sutton, south west London, when she returned to her scooter after leaving a store on Monday.
Mrs Green said seeing the would-be cat burglar was “the cutest thing ever”. She said she often spotted the perpetrator in the area, adding: “He often gets into the basket, the cheeky little thing.
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“I’ve been seeing him wandering around here for the past 18 months or so. He’s so friendly. Lots of personality. Always wants a stroke.” Mrs Green added that although the puss had its paws on the accelerator, she was not scared it would speed off on her scooter.
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