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 Auburn police say Kenneth Lafler was arrested after he jumped into a woman's car Monday night and stole her purse. Officers say the victim recognized Lafler because he had been charged with breaking into her car two months ago. 
  
 He was released after posting bail on Feb. 3. 
  
 Lafler is being held in the Cayuga County Jail on the latest charges, which include robbery and grand larceny. 
  
 Police say after his arrest in December on burglary charges stemming from the car break-in, Lafler admitted to his involvement in nearly 100 open cases in which items were stolen from vehicles. 
  
 It couldn't be determined if he has a lawyer. ||||| AUBURN, N.Y. -- A woman was robbed Monday night in Auburn by the same man who broke into her car last year, police said. 
  
 Kenneth M. Lafler, 24, approached a woman on West Street at 7:51 p.m. and forcibly stole her purse, according to the Auburn Police Department. The robbery happened five days after Lafler posted bond to get out of the Cayuga County Jail for a slew of theft-related charges -- including breaking into the car of the woman he later robbed, police said. 
  
 The woman was not injured. 
  
 Police said Lafler first victimized the woman about two months ago. 
  
 Lafler broke into the woman's car on Dec. 10, 2015, police said. He was arrested a day later and charged with third-degree burglary, fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, fourth-degree criminal mischief and and petit larceny. 
  
 While being interviewed about the car break-in, Lafler admitted he was involved in nearly 100 cases where items were stolen from vehicles, police said. Lafler is suspected in a "multitude" of other theft-related cases, police said. 
  
 Lafler, of 1 Warren Ave., Auburn, was released from jail on Feb. 3 after he posted a bond. Five days later, he was back in custody. 
  
 For the robbery on Monday, Lafler was charged with third-degree robbery and fourth-degree grand larceny, both felonies. He was also charged with petit larceny, a misdemeanor. 
  
 Lafler is being held in jail pending arraignment. 
  
 The investigation into the December thefts remains open. Police ask anyone with information about either the robbery or car thefts to call (315) 258-9880 or (315) 253-3231. |||||
Solution:
Police say an incredibly prolific thief in New York is back in jail after stealing from the same poor victim for the second time in as many months, the Syracuse Post-Standard reports. According to the AP, 24-year-old Kenneth Lafler allegedly got into the woman's car and took her purse Monday in Auburn. She apparently recognized him because he'd been charged with breaking into her car back in December. In fact, Lefler had been in jail on those charges—among others—until bailing out Feb. 3. Five days later, he was right back there. Following his arrest in December, Lefler allegedly confessed to stealing from nearly 100 vehicles. That's a lot of cases, and police are still investigating his claims, the Auburn Citizen reports.