Paul Nassif was reportedly among several Beverly Hills doctors whose offices were targeted in a bizarre theft investigation. A woman allegedly posed as a construction worker to gain access to medical offices. Police are now seeking the public’s help in identifying the suspect.
Police are looking for a woman accused of using a construction worker disguise to access offices
According to KTLA 5, the Beverly Hills theft investigation began when the woman entered a medical office on July 30. She claimed she worked for the construction company handling the building and said she needed to check the water pressure.
Staff members allowed her inside and escorted her around the office. She allegedly flushed toilets and opened faucets in several exam rooms. She later returned, claiming she had forgotten her phone.
Surveillance footage reportedly captured the woman entering Dr. Garth Fisher‘s office. She allegedly stole Fisher’s wallet before leaving the building. Staff members later discovered the reported theft.
Fisher and his wife were subsequently alerted about thousands of dollars in charges. The purchases reportedly came from the Apple Store at Beverly Center. The charges were allegedly made using stolen credit cards.
The woman reportedly targeted two other plastic surgeons that same day. One of those doctors was Paul Nassif, known from RHOBH and Botched. Authorities said she used the same construction worker story.
The offices reportedly turned over surveillance footage to Beverly Hills police. Investigators are now working to identify the woman. The case remains an active police investigation.
Nassif became widely known through RHOBH after joining the reality series. He also co-hosted Botched alongside Dr. Terry Dubrow. His Beverly Hills medical practice has remained part of his professional career.
The reported theft did not involve Nassif’s reality television activities. The woman reportedly visited Nassif’s medical office among other practices. Authorities have not publicly identified the suspect.
Anyone who recognizes the woman is asked to contact Beverly Hills police. The department listed 310-550-4951 for information. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities seek further leads.
