<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

Granted it wasn't hard, wasn't much in there to steal.

My employer doesn't like to give checks out. They have a preference for this stupid Citi prepaid card. I sent Citi an email explaining the situation so hopefully sometime soon I will receive my money back and the account will be closed.

**Here is why I am posting in /r/legaladvice:**

Is it at all possible that I can use the information I have on the person that stole my account information to locate this person and take legal action? I have two separate transactions, one at a Kings Mill BP and another at New Garment Care Cleaners. I have the amount of money taken out at what day. Would I be able to contact the police and get an investigation going? I'm hoping to sue this person into a cardboard box because I have zero money right now until I don't know when. The only saving grace is that this is the week my direct deposit is supposed to go into my actual bank account which, truth be told, hasn't happened yet and that is also sketchy. But the prepaid card shouldn't be seeing my paycheck today or ever again.
<bot>: Someone in Brooklyn stole my money. Do I call the Brooklyn PD? What are the chances I will not only get my money back but render this person in a state of destitution that they will never rise from again?