A woman who dressed nicely in high heels but smelled strongly of body odor is being wanted by Texas and federal authorities for at least four burglaries before Christmas, police said Thursday.
In all of the robberies, he handed someone a “threatening” note and demanded cash, the Houston Police Department said. In at least one holdup, a victim said that although the woman was well dressed, she smelled of body odor.
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A woman with strong body odor is believed to be responsible for at least four robberies in Houston, police said.
(Houston Police Department)
Investigators believe he is between the ages of 40 and 50 and was wearing a black baseball cap with blonde or gray hair tucked inside the cap and a mask.
She was wearing sunglasses and high heels in at least two incidents. All the robberies occurred in the same geographic area, police said.
On December 19, he entered the lobby of a hotel in the 5100 block of Hidalgo Street and handed a note to a clerk at the counter, police said. The note demanded cash from the register and said another suspect was outside armed with a weapon.
The clerk handed her some cash and she fled.
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The next day, he again attacked a sandwich shop in the 6100 block of Westheimer Road, demanding money with a note. On December 21, he entered a hotel and allegedly demanded money.
On December 23, the alleged thief did the same inside a bank. She fled the first three robberies on foot and left in a dark-colored sedan during the last one, police said.
