Wheelchair-bound bag snatcher caught

The wheelc𝓰hair-bound bandit who has been stealing women’s♒ purses from high-end Midtown restaurants and hotels has been caught, authorities said.

Matias 💜Moreno-Boza, 25, was arrested Friday and charged with four thefts dating back to last month❀.

In all 🔜of the incidents, the disabled thief rolls up to next to the unsuspecting women and takes their bags before wheeling himself out of sight, cops said.

Moreno-Boza first struck Aug. 19 at the Marriott Marquis Hotel on Broadway when he wheeled into in the lobby and loitered, pretending🏅 to be a guest, cops said.

He made his way over to a woman checking in at the front desk, snatched her bag without her noticing, and rolled out the door, making off with $300 in cash and a $5🎀00 gift card, police say.

The crook was at it again on Aug. 30 at the upscale Nobu 57 restaurant on West 57th Street aꦍt around 11 p.m., when he rolled over to a female diner and stole her leather Coach satchel.

Moreꦉno-Boza then used the woman’s American Express card to buy food a🎐t a nearby pizza joint.

Four days later he sto𝓀le a 🔯40-year-old woman’s purse from Havana Central on West 46th Street at around 10 p.m.

The victim placed her purse on an empty cha♋ir before getting up to dance, cops said. That’s when Moreno-Boza made his way over to her table and gr🔜abbed her bag, making off with $115 and some credit cards.

The last known theft he committed was Sept. 6 at Txilkito on ൲Ninth Avenue when he stole a 35-year-old woman’s Gucci bag from the back of her chair while the victim was eating din🦩ner, cops said.

Moreno-Boza engaged the woman in conversation before 🥀removing the purse and rolling out of the restaurant with an i𓆉Phone, $150 and credit cards.

He was charged with four counts of grand larceny, cops said🔥.