FL - Cops: 'Scratch and Sniff Bandit' stole fake hair

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Sanford police: 'Scratch and sniff' bandit stole fake hair. (wftv.com)
SANFORD, Fla. — A woman labeled the 'Scratch and Sniff' bandit is being sought after stealing artificial hair from the Beauty Zone store, said police Friday.
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Shannon Cordingly, public information officer for the Sanford Police Department, explained how the woman came to be called the "Scratch and Sniff Bandit."

"When you watch the surveillance video, she does a big old scratch down the lower regions of her body area and takes a big old whiff with her nose," said Cordingly.
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more at the link; the - ahem - "trademark move" occurs toward the very end of the surveillance video
 
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