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"Police in Manchester are alerting shoppers after two purse-snatchings were reported this week.Manchester police said a man has been arrested in connection with the two thefts at local businesses. The first complaint came on Wednesday at the Chuck E. Cheese on South Willow Street. An employee said a bag with her purse inside had been taken.\"She was distracted by customers, at which point the individual was able to get her purse, which was behind the counter,\" said Lt. Maureen Tessier.Police said one of the employee's credit cards was used soon after at a nearby Walmart.\"We were able to catch the suspect on surveillance using that credit card to purchase a tablet,\" Tessier said.A few hours later, a shopper at a Market Basket on Elm Street reported that her purse was taken from her shopping cart.\"Surveillance put him inside the store at Market Basket and also associated with a car that was seen leaving the parking lot,\" Tessier said.On Wednesday night, an officer spotted that car, pulled it over and arrested Jonathan Fuller, 28, of New Ipswich, police said. Investigators said that in the car, they found credit cards belonging to the Market Basket victim, and the restaurant employee's purse was found in the car's trunk.With the holiday season around the corner, police said it's a good reminder for shoppers to keep an eye on their belongings.\"It's easy to get distracted, to not pay attention to some of your belongings, especially purses,\" Tessier said.Police recommend using the purse strap to keep it secure and keep cash and keys out of the purse.Fuller was charged with theft. Police said there were other warrants out on him for unrelated theft charges."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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