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A Calgary woman who recently fell victim to a so-called “distraction theft” says she feels victimized twice since it happened back in early March: first, during the crime and afterwards, by one of her banks.

The incident took place when Indu Paul was approached by a group of individuals in a parking lot, who used various tactics to distract her.

‘There was a person that knocked on my window,” she recounted. “He said, ‘You need to look, there is an issue with your tire.’”

Paul said, on impulse, she leaped out of the car to look at the tire but didn’t see anything wrong with it.

Paul said there were no issues once she got back into her car, but the problems started when she got home.

Tomasia DaSilva has the rest of the story.

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