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Four Arrested After $200k Worth of Legos Found in Theft Investigation in Phoenix
Police have arrested four people accused of running a scheme to steal
expensive Lego sets from Toys R Us stores around the Valley. Garry Fairbee, 35,
Tarah Dailey, 33, Melissa Dailey, 34 and Troy Koehler, 40 have been arrested.
Melissa and Tarah are cousins. They're each facing one or more of these charges:
Organized retail theft, trafficking in stolen property, fraudulent schemes, and
illegal control of an enterprise. Police were working on the case for more than
four months. Detectives used surveillance video to identify Fairbee and Tarah
Dailey after they allegedly stole high-dollar Lego play sets, worth $99.99 or
more, from various stores and selling them for a profit. They are accused of
removing the theft detection devices from the Lego sets, causing damage to the
packaging. In most incidents, they put the Lego sets in either large gift bags
and then in shopping carts, or inside shopping carts and then covered with the
gift bags. The suspects would then flee the business without setting off the
security alarm. (Source
azfamily.com)
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found with Drugs, Guns during shoplifting investigation at Kohl’s in Greenville,
SC Greenville County deputies said a shoplifting investigation at
Kohl's led to three convicted felons facing charges for more serious crimes.
Around 9:30 a.m. on Aug. 7, deputies responded to the store on Woodruff Road and
spoke with loss prevention who said two women entered the store while a man
parked close to the entrance, deputies said. Deputies said loss prevention
employees observed Ashley Sims and Danielle Kelly concealing clothing and
walking out the front door. They said the man, who was identified as Christopher
Asbell, also went inside the store a short time later. Police said the vehicles
they were driving was reported stolen. (Source
foxcarolina.com)
Two Arrested on Felony charges; hitting 3 Armstrong / Allegheny, Co PA Walmarts
Alyssa Nicole Depanicis and Larry Allan Davis II, are accused of putting
merchandise in a large plastic bin and leaving the East Franklin Wal-Mart
without paying early in the morning Thursday. The pair then headed to the
Wal-Mart in Harrison, Allegheny County, where they allegedly tried the same
scheme but left the bin behind when they left the store, police said. Police
caught the two at the Frazer Wal-Mart in Allegheny County as they again tried to
hide about $2,000 worth of items in a large bin. (Source
triblive.com)
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