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2 Women Hunted in Deception Burglaries Preying on Elderly

Cops issue composites; one has a "bulging" eye.

have issued composite sketches of two unknown women wanted in connection with a series of deception burglaries that are preying on elderly homeowners throughout the county.

Cops are asking for the public's help in identifying the two women, one of whom was described as having a "bulging," or "wandering," eye.

The pair, which are believed to be working as a team, are wanted in connection with a series of residential that began in December and have continued through January. Police say several incidents have been reported in Nassau County involving the two women. In some cases, the women worked with unknown men.

Their M.O.'s vary: Sometimes they pose as fence workers, or a new neighbor attempting to lure victims into their yard. While one distracts the elderly homeowner, a second person enters the home and steals property that is easily concealed.

In some instances, victims said the suspects used a “walkie talkie.” Several cars have been used in the crimes, including the red vehicle pictured here, a dark minivan (both with Florida license plates) and an older blue/gray sedan.

Police issued the following detailed descriptions:

  • Female white/Hispanic, 30 years old, medium build, light-medium complexion with blue eyes.
  • Female Hispanic, 45-50 years old, stocky build, medium complexion, dark hair and eyes
  • NOTE – One subject may have a bulging or a wandering eye.

Police and Crime Stoppers are asking anyone who has any information on the identity of these subjects, or has information about these cases to contact us at our toll free hotline: 1-800-244-TIPS (8477).

Police say callers can remain anonymous.

Halina January 25, 2012 at 07:09 pm
One elderly Uncle of mine was raking up fallen leaves when two young black females walkning down Newbridge Rd offered to do the job for cash but one of them stated that they needed to go inside the home to "change clothes." He said no thanks.
Maryann M. January 25, 2012 at 07:36 pm
Thank God he didn't trust them
Ralph Nesberino January 26, 2012 at 04:14 am
All strangers are suspects-- lock your doors- install Slomans security- flood lights front and rear; apply for gun permit, only leave the house for work and groceries.
Double lock all outside doors and crawl under the bed with the radio while listening to the broadcast for more bad news. Don't forget to wear your panic button around your neck at all times!! Good luck.
Leah Bush (Editor) January 26, 2012 at 03:16 pm
Joe, you really hit this home with the "bulging, wandering eye."
John Cocchiola January 26, 2012 at 05:59 pm
They remind me of the pair that were busted last summer, at the Forest Avenue massage parlor. http://glencove.patch.com/articles/two-women-charged-in-massage-parlor-bust#photo-6801706
MTR March 6, 2012 at 12:29 am
One of them looks like Pafundi!!!

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