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				| 3 More Arrested in Connection with Boise, ID Retail Crime 
					Ring The couple reported in the Daily yesterday arrested on June 
					10th, connected to a retail crime ring; police also suspect 
					these three individuals are also connected. On June 12th 
					police arrested James Montoya of Boise for felony burglary 
					in connection with the thefts, an Oklahoma City man, Curtis 
					Williams, was found with thousands of dollars in merchandise 
					from local stores and police say evidence indicates he was 
					involved in criminal activity in other states, and early 
					this morning, Rachel Weeks was arrested for DUI. 
					(Source 
					boiseweekly.com)
 
 “Rainbow Girls”- High-End Fashion Thieves
 A group of six girls, are targeting high-end Union Square 
					shops and grabbing merchandise and leaving without paying 
					for it. The suspects dress in bright colors and dye their 
					hair similarly. (Source 
					nbcbayarea.com)
 
 Ohio Police Get Briefed on Stopping Organized Retail Crime
 The Ohio Regional Organized Crime Coalition (OROCC), formed 
					last year, helps police identify thieves who organized 
					themselves to steal from stores and businesses. Ohio 
					Attorney General, Mike Dewine will speak at today's event, 
					the 2nd Annual Retail Crime Symposium. Investigators say 
					that organized retail crime is much different than one 
					person shoplifting because gangs team up to steal and resell 
					large amounts of merchandise. More information on the OROCC 
					can be found
					
					here. (Source 
					wtrf.com)
 
 
 
						
							
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								Organized Retail Theft 
								The Dallas Sheriff's Department 
								is hosting a "roundtable" discussion on 
								Organized Retail Theft and its economic impact 
								on state and local governments. A presentation 
								by Charlie Tyner, Div LP Manager for Kroger, 
								followed by an open table dialogue on retail 
								theft. Refreshments will be provided by the 
								National Retail Federation. The cost is FREE. July 22, 20138:30 am - 11:30 am
 Dallas County Sheriff's Academy,
 Bill Priest Building
 1402 Corinth St. Dallas, TX 75215
 
 Contact training for more 
								information and to register
 at 214-653-3496
 
 *This class is open 
								to Law Enforcement and Loss Prevention 
								personnel.
 
 
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