THIS is the shocking moment a bodybuilding influencer says she had her bag stolen in broad daylight outside a busy train station.
Colleen Bankston, 62, shared the clip of a man she claims snatched her suitcase outside London St Pancras International.
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British Transport Police (BTP) confirmed they are investigating after the incident was reported.
Footage shows a man wearing wired earphones, glasses and a cap approach Colleen as her back was turned loading luggage into a boot.
The man then looks around to see if anyone is watching him before he appears to discreetly pinch the case and walk away.
Colleen, an influencer and personal trainer, seems none the wiser as the man disappears into the station.
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The video was captured by a passerby who claimed to recognise the man, and uploaded to socials by the bodybuilder.
She penned: “This guy just stole my bag at St Pancras Train station.
Sunday morning 10am.
Shocked users flocked to the comments as one wrote: “Keep on sharing it. He has definitely done this before… he is a pro.
“Has the innocent guy demeanour down like the pro he is. I bet he has stolen countless bags from tourists.”
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Another added: “Happened two weeks ago to my friend at St Pancras.”
A spokesperson for BTP said: “Officers are aware of a video showing a man taking a suitcase from outside St Pancras International railway station on Sunday (30 August).
“Enquiries are ongoing, and anyone with information is asked to contact British Transport Police by texting 61016, quoting reference 447 of 1 September.”