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A Trinidad money exchange employee stole thousands of dollars on Saturday during a daring heist at the Piarco International Airport but dumped the Guyana cash.Nearly TT$400,000 was allegedly stolen by a 23-year-old man from the Cambio Exchange booth inside the duty-free area of the airport, the Trinidad Express reported yesterday.Investigators say the daring heist, which took place in full view of surveillance cameras, happened shortly after 12.30 a.m. and the suspect stuffed all the money into his clothing and left the airport walking.Senior law enforcement sources said a man with the initials ETR had been working at the Cambio Exchange booth for the last three months.Early Saturday morning, investigators say, the suspect was on duty with another male employee, who left on a break.When the employee returned to the Cambio booth about ten minutes later, he discovered all the local and foreign currency had vanished.He reported the matter to authorities on the compound, who reviewed footage from surveillance cameras inside the Cambio booth.That footage showed a man stuffing money into his clothing.By that time, however, the suspect was long gone, having simply walked out of the airport, and has not been seen since.A source close to the investigation told the Express investigators had no doubt the suspect kept the money in his clothing since the surveillance cameras showed him leaving the compound without any bags.Investigators say it was quite possible some of the money was contained in small pouches that he had stashed on his person,Tony Romo Cowboys Jersey, and that is why he was able to walk out with such a large sum.Moments later, a janitor found a bag containing Guyanese currency in a garbage bin inside the nearby men’s bathroom and alerted the authorities. In the black bag, police found $139,Charles Tapper Jersey,460 in Guyana currency—about TT$4,Troy Aikman Jersey,000.They believe the suspect might have placed the money there because he was unable to fit any more cash on his person.The Express was able to obtain an official document showing the denominations of the local and foreign bank notes that were stolen: TT$159,Ezekiel Elliott Cowboys Jersey,742.83; US$20,285 (TT$131,041); Euro3,Deion Sanders Jersey, 440 (TT$26,926); Canadian $1,Jim McMahon Jersey,820 (TT$10,810); £2,255 (TT$20,956); Swiss Francs 3,Deion Sanders Cowboys Jersey,090 (TT$19,Alshon Jeffery Jersey,559); Barbados $1,125 (TT$2,Jay Cutler Jersey,898) and EC$440 (TT$928).The total amount stolen has worked out to TT$372,860 after being calculated using the latest bank exchange selling rates. The Express understands that an all-points bulletin has been put out for a suspect, as Arouca police continue their investigations to determine if more than one person was in involved in the theft.