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   From: Davecross@kremlin.ru   
      
   (CNN)During his first shift alone at a Connecticut gas station,   
   an employee stole more than $17,000 worth of merchandise and   
   money, police say. Then, he vanished.   
      
   The gas station's owner doesn't know his name. Police say he   
   took his file with him, too.   
      
   They're now searching for the unknown employee and the missing   
   loot.   
      
   The alleged crime   
   The owner of the Go On Gas station in Hamden, Connecticut,   
   recently hired the man to work shifts overnight. He watched the   
   man's first solo shift from an app on his phone, Hamden police   
   said.   
      
   But fairly early in his surveillance, the owner realized the new   
   employee had vanished. He returned to the store to find the man   
   had stolen lottery tickets, 89 boxes of cigarettes and thousands   
   of dollars, he told police.   
      
   The loss totaled $17,183, police said.   
      
   But the man didn't conceal his face from surveillance cameras.   
   Perhaps he felt he didn't need to -- he took his employment   
   folder on the way out, which contained his personal information.   
      
   "Hence, the store owner does not know the new employee's name,"   
   Hamden police said.   
      
   The owner, who police haven't named, called on police to help   
   locate the man. Any tipsters with information on his identity or   
   whereabouts are asked to contact the Hamden Police Department   
   Patrol Division.   
      
   https://www.cnn.com/2020/02/05/us/connecticut-man-stole-17000-   
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