New Photos Of Seattle Girl Scout Thief Released

SEATTLE, WA - Seattle's Girl Scout thief is still on the loose, but police have released clearer photos of him hoping someone knows who he is.

On March 3, the suspect swiped $600 from a table of Girl Scouts set up at the Northgate QFC along Roosevelt Avenue North. The man fled the scene on foot, but police were able to grab some surveillance images of the suspect from the QFC.

Seattle police are hoping someone recognizes him — before the Girl Scouts decide to carry out some vigilante justice using their archery training.

"If you recognize the man, please contact the North Precinct detectives at (206) 684-5735 before, hypothetically, a small, highly-mobile team of Girl Scouts armed with bows, poison-tipped arrows, and a Terminator-like unflinching dedication to relentlessly pursuing their target do," Seattle police wrote.

That incident unfortunately wasn't the only Girl Scouts crime that happened during cookie season.

On March 1, a group of scouts were selling cookies at the Bella Bottega Shopping Center in Redmond when a man came up and asked to buy $30 worth of cookies. He handed the scouts a $100 bill, and they give him $70 in change. They later found out the $100 bill was counterfeit.