Burglar Poses as Construction Worker to Rob Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeons
Incident Overview
In a bizarre incident on July 30, plastic surgeons in Beverly Hills are offering a $2,500 reward for information on a woman accused of impersonating a construction worker to burglarize their offices. The buildings, located on South Spalding Drive, house notable plastic surgeons, including Dr. Garth Fisher from “Extreme Makeover” and Dr. Paul Nassif from “Botched.”
Modus Operandi
The woman gained access to Dr. Fisher’s office by claiming she needed to check the water pressure. She was escorted around the facility without raising any suspicions. After flushing a toilet—presumably as a cover—she left the building, only to return later under the pretense of forgetting her phone, allowing her to steal wallets from multiple offices.
Immediate Aftermath
Shortly after the incident, Dr. Fisher and his wife discovered unauthorized credit card charges totaling thousands of dollars. Surveillance footage confirmed her involvement in the thefts, capturing her actions as she navigated through the offices and later used stolen credit cards at an Apple Store.
Investigation Status
Authorities are currently searching for the woman, and Dr. Fisher’s office has reached out to the Beverly Hills Police Department for assistance.
Key Details to Note:
- Location: 120 block of South Spalding Drive, Beverly Hills
- Involved Parties:
- Dr. Garth Fisher
- Dr. Paul Nassif
- Reward Offered: $2,500
- Motive: Financial gain through impersonating a construction worker for access.
The incident raises concerns about security practices in places frequented by high-profile individuals.
For further developments, check the Beverly Hills Police Department’s updates or local news platforms.
