moll-buzzer
/ˈmɒlˌbʌzə/slang
noun
A pickpocket or thief whose victims are mainly women.
- Sometimes taken as indicating specifically a female thief of this sort: see etymological note..
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Matsell (1811–1877). Probably from moll + buzzer (though this is apparently first attested slightly later).