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 West
York ORC gang of 4 busted - including two store managers
from Dollar General - Second ORC Gang this year
The West York Police department
arrested four people Friday for their involvement in a
retail theft ring that’s been going on since January. With
the help from two store managers, $50,000 in merchandise was
stolen from the Dollar General on West Market Street. In a
search of one suspects apartment bins were sitting
everywhere full of all kinds of merchandise. "More than
enough to fill a truck. Anything dollar general sells you
name it she took it,” says Musselman. This U-Haul is filled
with $11,000 worth of merchandise, everything from shampoo
to diapers, police say this is the second organized retail
theft ring they’ve busted this year. “We have a lot of
retail thefts with the giant and the dollar general but that
dollar amount is unprecedented,” says Musselman. This is on
the heels of the 122+ member ORC gang busted earlier this
year.
(Source
fox43.com)
 ORC
suspect arrested for hitting Wal-Mart and other retailers in
multiple states An Iowa man wanted
in two states for retail theft is now charged in
Pennsylvania after what one investigator called an
"elaborate scheme." Jeffrey Womochil, 52, is facing three
felony charges by state police in Indiana after his arrest
Friday. Investigators said Womochil remains in the Indiana
County Jail and could possibly be extradited in the coming
weeks to Iowa and Nebraska, where he is wanted on felony
charges as well. Police said Womochil purchased a bag of
potato chips from the Indiana Walmart on Friday evening.
They said he left the store, walked to his van, walked back
in the store and filled his cart with expensive cookware and
other items. Then, they said he walked out without paying
for the items, while holding the receipt from the purchase
of the chips. Once inside his van, police said he used
equipment to scan the legitimate receipt, altered the
figures to make it look like he purchased the cookware and
other items, then printed the fake receipt. From there,
police believed he planned to return the items to the
Blairsville Wal-Mart. (Source
wtae.com)
Thieves rush Livermore Outlets store, steal
thousands of dollars worth of designer jeans.
In a brazen daytime robbery, as
many as 10 suspects rushed a Livermore outlet store and
stole thousands of dollars worth of designer jeans Thursday
afternoon. Around 4 p.m., the group of thieves entered the
True Religion Brand Jeans store at the Livermore Premium
Outlet shopping center. The group overwhelmed the clerk and
then snatched several pairs of jeans that run up to $300 a
pair and put them into bags and under jackets before running
out of the store. Getaway cars were waiting for the suspects
and then drove off with about $5,000 of merchandise.
(Source
insidebayarea.com)
Couple in Coral Springs steal nearly $1000 worth of shoes
from Burlington Coat.
The couple concealed 19 pairs of Coach shoes into bags they
had brought into the store and walked out. The couple did
manage to remove the security tags prior to concealing the
merchandise. Coral Springs Police are hoping that release of
the screen shot will help identify the suspects.
(Source
sun-sentinel.com)
Georgia Man Stole 195 Sticks of Deodorant.
A metro Georgia man has been charged
with the theft of 195 deodorant sticks he had stolen from
Target. Police in Cobb County obtained an arrest warrant
that accuses a Marietta man of stealing $877.80 worth of
deodorant between January and April. The warrant says the
thefts took place at a Target store in Austell, where the
man slipped past the checkout stations with the stolen
goods. The warrant says the man will be charged with felony
theft by shoplifting once he's arrest. Cobb County jail
records online show the man had not been booked as of
Saturday morning.
(Source
ajc.com) |
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