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Police: Two Lose More Than $8,000 In Sag Harbor Rental Scam

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Southampton Town Police detectives released photographs of the woman who robbed the Chase Bank on Montauk Highway in Hampton Bays nearly two weeks ago. Photo courtesy Southampton Town Police Department.

Southampton Town Police detectives released photographs of the woman who robbed the Chase Bank on Montauk Highway in Hampton Bays nearly two weeks ago. Photo courtesy Southampton Town Police Department.

The sign outside of the Southampton Full Gospel Church on County Road 39 was altered over the weekend to change the institution's intended message. Photo courtesy James Boyd.

The sign outside of the Southampton Full Gospel Church on County Road 39 was altered over the weekend to change the institution's intended message. Photo courtesy James Boyd.

The sign outside of the Southampton Full Gospel Church on County Road 39 was altered over the weekend to change the institution's intended message. Photo courtesy James Boyd.

The sign outside of the Southampton Full Gospel Church on County Road 39 was altered over the weekend to change the institution's intended message. Photo courtesy James Boyd.

Southampton Town Police detectives released photographs of the woman who robbed the Chase Bank on Montauk Highway in Hampton Bays nearly two weeks ago. Photo courtesy Southampton Town Police Department.

Southampton Town Police detectives released photographs of the woman who robbed the Chase Bank on Montauk Highway in Hampton Bays nearly two weeks ago. Photo courtesy Southampton Town Police Department.

Southampton Town Police detectives released photographs of the woman who robbed the Chase Bank on Montauk Highway in Hampton Bays nearly two weeks ago. Photo courtesy Southampton Town Police Department.

Southampton Town Police detectives released photographs of the woman who robbed the Chase Bank on Montauk Highway in Hampton Bays nearly two weeks ago. Photo courtesy Southampton Town Police Department.

authorAlyssa Melillo on Jul 8, 2015
Two people lost more than $4,000 each in a rental scam involving a house in Sag Harbor over the holiday weekend, according to authorities. Southampton Town Police received calls last... more

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