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San Antonio ORC ring - Two now face charges
A suspect identified as 45-year-old Juan Ybarra has become the second person to face charges in what San Antonio police now are calling an organized theft ring. According to an arrest warrant affidavit, it involved people stealing merchandise from a local sporting goods business and selling it on the internet. The affidavit stated that Ybarra and another suspect were questioned after the arrest of a third person last week, and admitted to working with him to steal and re-sell the goods. Police said Ybarra would enlist the help of the second suspect to act as a lookout while he carried merchandise out of Team Express, the affidavit stated. On Jan. 28, a third person -- Rule Castillo-Chavez, 21 -- was arrested on a theft charge for allegedly taking merchandise from the same business and selling it on an eBay account that was registered in his name. Ybarra, meanwhile, faces a charge of organized retail theft. Although the affidavit does not mention their relationship to the business, it appears all three suspects either worked there or had intimate knowledge of its operation. ksat.com

ORC Habitual offender facing life in prison in convicted of organized retail theft in Texas  His attorney is questioning whether the summoning process is racially neutral, or if a lower rate of summonses are sent to predominantly minority communities. Davis, who is black, has a pretrial setting scheduled Tuesday, and prosecutors are ready to set a trial date. yourhoustonnews.com

ORC ring hitting Kroger stores - carts loaded with beef jerky, candy, and laundry detergent in Marion, OH  Three central Ohio police agencies have a beef with whoever's been stealing thousands of dollars worth of jerky from local grocery stores. Hitting Kroger stores for $1,300 worth of beef jerky, candy, and laundry detergent one man has been arrested. Holton also noted that crimes involving detergent pods, candy and beef jerky are fairly common in the area. The items are frequently resold at a "mom and pop" convenience store or gas station, he said, particularly due to beef jerky's high markup. Two other cases similar to the Worthington incident occurred at Kroger stores in Orange Township and Dublin six days later. When he followed the man, he saw three other people putting the items into a car. The loss-prevention officer grabbed the cart and requested that one of the men follow him back into the store, but all four men entered the vehicle and drove away. The next day, Delaware County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call about a similar incident about 10:30 p.m. In their report, officers noted that Kroger staff members said they had heard about the Dublin incident the night before. This time, three male suspects left the store at 6417 Columbus Pike with $920 worth of beef jerky, $989 worth of laundry detergent and $366 worth of candy -- in total, $2,275 worth of merchandise. Sheriff's reports list three potential known suspects in the case from Marion and Lewis Center. thisweeknews.com

New Iberia, LA man accused of stealing $40,000 of tires and rims from Broussard business  A 38-year-old New Iberia is accused of stealing $40,000 worth of tires and rims from a Broussard business. According to Broussard Police Chief Brannon Decou, Matthew Thibeaux was caught on video surveillance at Don's Wholesale Automotive taking the rims and tires, loading them into a truck and driving off. On Saturday, Thibeaux was arrested and booked into the Lafayette Parish jail on five counts of felony theft. katc.com

ORC brothers duo confesses to 5 TV thefts from Walmart & H-E-B stores in Mission and Edinburg, TX

ORC Female grab-and-go thief indicted after hitting TJ Maxx and Fred Meyer for $12,424 in Multnomah County, OR

Three men hit Walmart for $20,000 in cell phones in Russellville, AR
 

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