It’s hard enough facing January debt without finding out your credit card details have been stolen, but what would you do if you could identify the fraudster? If you’re Elizabeth Becerra of Victorville, California, you drive to the scene of the crime and confront those responsible. The mother took her brother and kids back to Starbucks, where she accused the cashier of taking her credit card details on New Year’s Day. In the video, Becerra says she’s going to “get even” with the 19-year old, who she tells: “So we got you on camera yesterday at Ralph’s for $212, so just know that the cops are coming up here. They recorded your ass and everything. You took a copy of my f*cking card the other day on New Year’s Day. You know what you did.” The cashier, who starts to apologise, asks for Becerra not to press charges: Video: ABC99 News According to ABC99 News, Becerra’s brother posted an update to his Facebook page, writing: “My sister went to Starbucks one day and noticed the cashier taking longer than normal with her card. A few days later a couple hundred dollar transaction was taken out of her account. She didn’t want to accuse anyone until she knew for sure. “She noticed the cashier right away since she goes there regularly. She had to make a stop there and embarrass her life before reporting it to the police. I almost feel bad for the girl but she robbed the wrong person. Keep an eye out folks, even if it’s at your friendly neighbourhood Starbucks.”