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Published: 17:30 GMT, 30 September 2016 | Updated: 18:12 GMT, 30 September 2016
A man who has been nicknamed the 'panty bandit' has been arrested after stealing underwear from a lingerie store in Los Angeles.
The LAPD believe the man could be responsible for more than 18 other incidents.
Wade Kubat, who works at Excitement in the Woodland Hills area, told KTLA that the incident was all caught on surveillance video from the moment the panty pilferer tried to pry the door open.
The panty man! Carlos Olivas, 35, was caught allegedly stealing items of lingerie
You're nicked! Olivas was caught red-handed on CCTV which was installed by the manager after the same store was broken into previously
Caught: Cops arrived on the scene quickly and the alleged burglar was made to get down on the ground
An alarm was also set off after the manager set up a security system after previously being burglarized, possibly by the same man.
Cops were quick to respond as Carlos Olivas, 35, was arrested outside the store.
Police believe that it was he who had robbed the store in August and could be connected to 18 other incidents in the San Fernando Valley since January.
Olivas would allegedly enter stores by kicking the doors open and shattering the glass.
When he was inside the shop he would then stock up on ladies knickers and even adult videos.
Panty raid: As many as 19 shops have been raided and it's thought Olivas could be behind them
Police believe Oliva stole between $10,000 and $20,000 worth of merchandise, probably to resell it.
'We had dubbed this man the Panty Bandit,' said Det. Merrill Dunn in a statement released by the LAPD.
'His penchant for breaking into lingerie shops told us this was a matter of organized retail crime, which means he's reselling the merchandise to fences or shipping it out of the country.'
The first panty thefts began in January when the suspected burglar broke into Les Corest Lingerie in Woodland Hills.
The suspect then also broke into Romantic Inc. on Sherman Way and Van Nuys Boulevard, making off with more than $10,000 worth of unmentionables.
He is being held on $200,000 bail and is expected in court Monday.
Running robber: CCTV footage shows Olivas running around frantically trying to snatch all that he can, before cops arrive on the scene to take him in
Exciting! The store manager had installed CCTV so all of Olivas antics were caught on camera
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