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ESTERO, Fla. A family from Sweden was left without cash and passports Wednesday after their car was targeted at a popular shopping center. Anita Sporrong and her family were shopping at Miromar Outlets on 10801 Corkscrew Road ahead of Black Friday. When they returned to their car at around 5 p.m. they discovered their belongings had been stolen. “Don’t leave anything in the car that you’re fond of or just bought … carry it with you, even if it’s heavy,” Sporrong said. Shoppers should follow these safety tips ahead of the holiday season: Always park in a well-lit area. Don’t carry or purse or a wallet, they are prime targets for thieves in crowded areas. Keep cash in your front pocket. Remain vigilant at all times.