Shomrim trick: the thieves were caught

The following story appears to have been taken from a drama movie, but it happened in reality:

Haredi woman owns an apartment in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, which she rents to several black men.
Last Thursday she came to ask the tenants for the monthly rents. After leaving the house, two black men who were in the building pounced on her, stole her money and mobile device she owned - and fled the scene.

The woman did not give up and immediately turned to the Shomrim organization in Crown Heights. The Shomrim resorted to sophisticated feints. Several hours after the theft, they sent a text message to the stolen device, allegedly sent by another tenant.

The announcement read: "Hello, I'd be happy to transfer the $ 850 for my rent this month. Where can I find you?"

The thieves, innocently believed that more money can flow into their pockets, without any effort or risk, responded in their message: "I'm busy right now but I'll send one of my employees." After correspondents they agreed on the meeting place for transferring the money and at that stage the Shomrim contacted the police. One of the Shomrim waiting at the intersection for the 'employee', and the police were waiting for him in ambush.

After a few minutes, the 'employee' arrived. That's when police pounced on him and arrested him. After a short interrogation, the cell phone was found in the pocket of the thief. It was seized from him and delivered to the renter. Now, the police are trying to capture his associate to the crime and expressed the hope that the money will be returned to the woman.

'בחדרי' גם ברשתות החברתיות - הצטרפו!