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Fencing Operations Busted - Two stores raided in Richmond, VA yesterday  Two afternoon raids by Richmond Police, just six blocks apart The Fan on W. Cary Street, shut down the Sunny Food Market and DJ Market and Deli. The search warrants were executed after a long investigation into stolen goods, police said. They are investigating whether the goods sold in the stores were legally obtained. Two workers were handcuffed outside as investigators boxed up apparent evidence inside. More arrests are expected next week. (Source wtvr.com)

Largest lab in area for manufacturing stolen credit cards busted in Memphis after surveillance video at Kroger ID'ed couple  A man and woman were arrested Wednesday after deputies discovered, what they call, one of the largest labs for the manufacture of stolen credit cards in the area. 30-year-old Crystal Thompson and 29-year-old Harry Hudson are charged with Identity Theft and Fraudulent Use of Credit and Debit Cards. While investigating two separate cases of credit and debit card fraud, investigators with the Shelby County Sheriff's Office received video evidence that showed Thompson and Hudson using stolen cards to get cash and buy merchandise. Once inside the house, they found 84 credit and gift cards, numerous blank cards, card skimmers and encoders. Detectives recovered stacks of documents with names and social security numbers for possible victims of identity theft along with $25,000 in merchandise purchased with stolen credit cards, $9,500 in cash and an AK47 assault rifle with 30 round banana clips. (Source localmemphis.com)

Three involved massive identity theft ring sentenced to prison in Washington; Nordstrom hit for $47,000  It was an unusual case in several ways. The investigation turned up 500 potential victims and nearly a half million dollars gained through a sophisticated scheme of stealing identities and racking up bills with ill-gotten credit. Snohomish County prosecutors can't remember handling an identity theft case with so many victims. “Sadly,” a deputy prosecutor wrote in court papers, “the vastness and complexity of this case surpasses the state's ability to investigate it.” Banks and retailers also were hard hit. Nordstrom's alone was out more than $47,000. The investigation tracked victims from Snohomish County to New Jersey. None of the three defendants had been convicted of a felony before their 29th birthday. All had decent work histories until a few years ago. (Source heraldnet.com)

Kohl’s Loss Prevention confronts man who left store with 4 Dyson vacuum cleaners valued at $2600 in Bloomington, IL 

Three people caught selling counterfeit goods at Winchester, CA swap meet to pay $18000 in restitution
 

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