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    Who knew that shoplifting could be a perfect Kodak moment? A thief and his partner seemed pretty competent when they went into a New York department store and took $2,000 worth of digital cameras. An abandoned shopping trolley full of empty camera boxes was found by shop assistants. Meanwhile, the shop’s surveillance tape appeared like it was going to be useless: the video showed the suspects, a man and a woman, but the captured images were far too grainy to accurately identify them. Then security officials noticed that, at one point, the tape showed the woman picking up a demonstration camera that was chained to a counter, and pointing it at her partner. No, she couldn’t have …Yes, she did. The shop’s manager called the photo center and asked about the camera. The guy operating the photo center said they were in luck: the camera had batteries and a disc. What’s more, it was hooked up to a printer. All they had to do was press the print button to see exactly what the picture on the disc looked like. Out popped a clear color image of a balding man with a moustache, looking straight at the camera. The police couldn’t ask for a better mug shot. Detective Sergeant Paul Dodorico said the couple “will be surprised. I’m sure they thought that there was nothing in the camera.” No sooner did police go public with the photograph than calls poured in, identifying the man as 36-year-old James Stissi. Less than three weeks later, detectives arrested Stissi at his home and charged him with robbery.