People unclear on the concept - stealing a credit card

When stealing a credit card, take care as to what you buy. From the Sarasota, Florida Herald Tribune:

Police: Woman stole ID for new tooth, tattoo, bail
Police say a 27-year-old woman stole a man�s credit card number and used it to buy a crown for her tooth, a tattoo, a motorcycle and a jail bond.

Sarasota police charged Alicia K. Borgeson, 27, with ID theft and credit card fraud after she charged $5,600 to a Visa account last month, according to an arrest report.

A detective says Borgeson was organizing files and running errands for a Sarasota company when she lifted the credit card number of a customer.

She used the card, an arrest document says, to buy a Yamaha motorbike ($3,100), visit the dentist ($1,500), get a tattoo ($300) and bond herself out of jail on an unrelated charge ($200).

Police caught her when they spotted the Yamaha outside a restaurant, where she reportedly used the card to buy a Dr. Pepper.

Heh... You will always get caught -- what is it that makes people think otherwise.