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A bus driver, followed by the victim, ran after the suspected thief along Fishergate, before a passer-by intervened and "rugby tackled" the man to the ground in Winckley Street.

And China uniform as he struggled to break free, victim Linda Molloy, 57, grabbed his shirt and starting screaming at him to give the money back.

He shoved her away and she careered into a stationary car, injuring her head.

But her heroes managed to pin the man down until police arrived and the money was recovered from his shoe.

Grandmother-of-six Mrs Molloy has thanked the bus driver and a passing plumber for their quick actions.

The call centre worker said: "They were absolutely magnificent a I can't thank them enough for what they've done.

"Without them, the money would be gone."

Police believe Mrs Molloy, of Thistleton Road in Larches, Preston, had been watched as she withdrew cash from the Barclays bank in Fishergate after finishing work.

She was then followed by two men and a woman who surrounded her as she got on to the 88C orbital bus outside the nearby Alliance and Leicester at 3pm on Wednesday.

The bus driver saw a man dip his hand into Mrs Molloy's handbag and raised the alarm.

He chased the man along Winckley Street and, with the help of Mr Law, performed a citizens' arrest.

The mother-of-three said: "If it hadn't been for the bus driver, I wouldn't have even known about it until I got home.

"He was brilliant, he shot off the bus down Winckley Street and followed him with me following in hot pursuit.

"This other guy (Mr Law) jumped on top of him and wrestled him to the ground. I went for him myself, I just made a lunge.

"Everybody was trying to apprehend him and he kept getting away. I managed to get hold of his shirt and I was saying: 'Where's my money? Give me my money. I want it back'.

"He flung me over the road and I went with force on to the ground and banged my head on a car.

"My daughter said: 'Typical you mum, have-a-go-granny'. I'm a hardy person.

"I didn't cry a I was in that much shock a but Rolex Replica Watch when they said they had the money I just burst into tears."

During the struggle, Mrs Molloy, who was planning to lend the money to a family member, suffered scratches and bruises to her head.

She was checked over by paramedics but did not need to go to hospital and returned to work yesterday.

Mrs Molloy, who lives with her partner Roy Hardman, 54, also gave her "heart-felt thanks" to a woman passer-by who sat with her for almost an hour after the incident.

Police praised the men's actions and warned people to be vigilant when withdrawing money from banks and cashpoints.
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Det Sgt Steve Ryder from Preston CID said police had the money and would be returning it to the victim.

He said: "They did very well to detain him. We think the woman had been targeted within the bank.

"It's an isolated attack but the message needs to go out for people to be more vigilant in the banks and at cash machines as well. We'll be putting a message out to the banks."

A 21-year-old man from London has been charged with theft and assault.

Police are still looking for a male and a female accomplice and have released CCTV images.

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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Brown Shoe Company, Inc. reported results for the third quarter of 2009 ended October 31, 2009.

  Third Quarter 2009 Results  --  Net sales were $625.6 million, a decrease of 1.0 percent, compared to      $631.7 million in the year-ago quarter;  --  Same-store sales for Famous Footwear increased 4.7 percent during the      quarter and Specialty Retail same-store sales increased 4.1 percent;  --  Gross profit rate increased by 210 basis points to 41.4 percent of net      sales;  --  Operating earnings of $34.3 million; and  --  Net earnings attributable to Brown Shoe Company, Inc. (hereafter "net      earnings") were $16.3 million, or $0.38 per diluted share, inclusive      of charges related to its information technology initiatives of $1.4      million, or $0.04 per diluted share.  This compares to net earnings in      the third quarter of 2008 of $10.4 million, or $0.25 per diluted      share, which included charges of $10.1 million, or $0.24 per diluted      share, related to the Company's headquarters consolidation and      information technology initiatives.

Ron Fromm, Brown Shoe's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, stated, "We are pleased that we delivered better-than-expected sales and earnings during the third quarter. Our strategies to offer trend-right product, an enhanced store experience, and the increased reach of our marketing communications helped deliver a strong Back-to-School selling season at Famous Footwear. In addition, improved consumer reaction to our Naturalizer product and our other wholesale brands drove better sell-thrus at retail and, in particular, strong same-store sales results at our Naturalizer stores. This, coupled with our expense and inventory disciplines, drove greater gross margins and improved operating performance in the quarter."

Fromm concluded, "Although the timing of economic recovery remains uncertain, we are continuing these strategies into the fourth quarter and holiday season, as we expect consumers will continue to shop later in the season. In addition, we believe the brands across our portfolio are well-positioned to gain market share, given their strong value propositions to consumers at diverse price points and channels of distribution."

  Consolidated Results for Third Quarter 2009:  --  Net sales were $625.6 million, a decrease of 1.0 percent, compared to      $631.7 million in the third quarter of 2008.      --  Famous Footwear net sales were $389.2 million, an increase of 7.3          percent from the third quarter of last year, driven by a 4.7          percent same-store sales increase and operating 10 more stores          than in the year-prior period;      --  Net sales in the Company's Specialty Retail division increased 1.4          percent to $66.5 million, reflecting a 4.1 percent same-store          sales increase during the quarter; and      --  Net sales at the Company's Wholesale division were $169.9 million,          a decrease of 16.5 percent, in the quarter versus the same period          last year, in line with the Company's previous outlook;  --  Gross profit rate in the third quarter increased 210 basis points to      41.4 percent of net sales from 39.3 percent of net sales in the third      quarter of 2008, attributable to several factors, including:      --  a 390 basis point improvement in gross profit rate in its          Wholesale business, driven primarily by an increase in the mix of          higher-margin branded sales and an increase in vertical profit;      --  an increase in the mix of the Company's retail business, which          generates a higher gross profit rate than Wholesale.  Retail net          sales represented 73 percent of consolidated net sales in the          third quarter of 2009 versus 68...