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GOTCHA! Man hires hooker — but she tricks him out of big money
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del.icio.usA prostitute “tricked” an easy mark out of credit cards while performing a popular sex act on him on May 27 — but cops later collared her for not only the theft, but the sex, too.
The arrested hooker, 44, admitted to officers that she had, indeed, stolen her customer’s credit and ID cards, plus two Metrocards, “while performing oral sex” on him inside a car parked on the corner of Third Avenue and Baltic Street at 5:45 pm.
“I tricked him,” she told police when she was arrested two hours later, according to the crime report. She had two razor blades, apparently her own, in her back pocket, cops added.
The victim, a South Carolina man, said he will press charges.
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