Anis Bardich, a 27-year-old street thief in Birmingham, was sentenced to 24 weeks in jail after being caught on CCTV using bizarre dance moves to distract and pickpocket victims. Between July and August last year, Bardich stole from four individuals, using their stolen bank cards in stores before being identified through facial recognition. Convicted of multiple theft and fraud charges, he was ordered to pay over £2,000 in compensation to his victims. Police emphasize the lasting trauma of such thefts and encourage vigilance against pickpocketing tactics.
Anis Bardich, 27, was caught on camera busting unusual moves to distract his targets in Birmingham, ultimately stealing their wallets and mobile phones.
He was jailed for 24 weeks and ordered to pay £2,240 in compensation to the victims he stole from, highlighting the seriousness of the crime.
PC Amy O'Connor from Operation Taurus stated that pickpockets use various tricks; being aware of these techniques is essential for keeping belongings safe.
Pickpocketing has a lasting impact on victims, and police will always seek to identify those involved in such acts.
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