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The victim had the device pinched from a branch in Nottingham city centre  The thief distracted her simply by asking her to sign a piece of paper

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This is the moment a McDonald's customer has their mobile phone stolen in just ten seconds as police release CCTV to highlight distraction techniques being used by thieves.

The victim had the device pinched from a table at the fast food branch in Nottingham city centre by a man who distracted her simply by asking her to sign a piece of paper.

Footage shows the crook first approaching a man and woman and engaging in conversation with them both.

He goes on to ask the unsuspecting victim to look at and sign the piece of A4 paper, using the sheet to cover her mobile phone which was on the table.

Police have released the footage to highlight the techniques currently being used by thieves.

The victim had the device pinched from a table in a McDonald's restaurant by a man who distracted her simply by asking her to sign a piece of paper.

The footage shows the crook first approaching a man and woman at the fast food branch in Nottingham city centre and engaging in conversation with them both.

He goes on to ask the unsuspecting victim to look at and sign the piece of A4 paper, using the sheet to cover her mobile phone which was on the table.

Police have released the footage of a woman's mobile phone being stolen in just 10 seconds to highlight the techniques currently being used by thieves

Police have released the footage of a woman's mobile phone being stolen in just 10 seconds to highlight the techniques currently being used by thieves

The victim had the device pinched from a table in a McDonald's restaurant by a man who distracted her simply by asking her to sign a piece of paper

The victim had the device pinched from a table in a McDonald's restaurant by a man who distracted her simply by asking her to sign a piece of

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