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Inggris Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Cards

http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/crime/2015/10/09/violent-purse-snatching-leaves-german-without-passport/73641570/

"DALLAS – It hasn't been a good final week in the United States for Kathrina Heil.

The 28-year-old German national, here on a work visa set to expire shortly, was tossed to the ground in a violent purse snatching last Friday at the Galleria Mall.

"It's the worst timing ever. Seriously, I would've never thought something like that happens there," Heil said.
She says she was walking through the parking garage attached to the Nordstroms around 6 p.m. when she encountered a man who asked her if she had lost something.

"He had cards," she recalled. "He said, 'Hey, ma'am, did you drop something?' I looked at the cards very quick. And he said, 'Give me your purse!"'

That is when surveillance video provided by Dallas police shows a struggle that ends with Heil pushed to the ground, and her purse in the hands of the thief.

"He ran, got into a white car, and drove off with another man," she said. ................................................"

I wonder what "cards" means in this story? Emotion: thinking
  

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If you click on the link, it explains in the story that he got her to stop by asking if she had dropped her credit cards, and showing her some credit cards. When she stopped to look at them, he grabbed er purse.

  • If you click on the link, it explains in the story that he got her to stop by asking if she had dropped her credit cards, and showing her some credit cards.
  • When she stopped to look at them, he grabbed er purse.
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If you click on the link, it explains in the story that he got her to stop by asking if she had dropped her credit cards, and showing her some credit cards. When she stopped to look at them, he grabbed er purse.

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