ORC ring busted in Washington, D.C. buying stolen Tide and exporting it for resale in Vietnam. Police in Prince George’s County, MD discovered the dirty trade in the cleaning product and set up a sting, then carried out a midday raid on the Star Nails salon in the town of Capitol Heights. Five nail technicians were arrested. "We have them for up to $6,000 here," a police department representative told the local NBC affiliate. Further investigations are expected. (Source msn.com)


Albuquerque Organized Crime Unit bust ORC ring at Home Depot stealing weed killer and no-touch faucets and returning the merchandise for refunds. They only busted one member yesterday and are continuing the investigation. But the ring leader is using a number of people including his family members. These are serious criminals with records. (Source koat.com)


Two women busted for shoplifting spree that hit Dillard's, Old Navy, the Children's Place and Aeropostale in Central Florida Two Polk County women are facing a variety of charges after they were arrested Thursday night for stealing clothes from the Lakeland Square Mall. Inside their vehicle detectives discovered hundreds of clothing items allegedly stolen from a variety of retail stores throughout Central Florida. In all a total of $3,246 worth of merchandise was confiscated from the suspect's vehicle. All of the clothing items still had the retail tags on them. (Source privateofficerbreakingnews.com)

4 Michigan residents indicted for using other people's credit cards and hitting Home Depot, Meijer, and Wal-Mart in Northern Kentucky The indictment alleges that in May of this year, the defendants used other people's legitimate card numbers to purchase approximately $4,000 combined in gift cards and other merchandise from the Home Depot, Meijer and Wal-Mart. (Source fox19.com)


Trio of convicted felons with combined total of 48 bookings and 105 criminal records hit Kohl's in Port Charlotte, FL Stuffing a baby stroller with a baby in it with stolen goods the trio was apprehended by police. Given their background and criminal past they may have been hitting other retailers in the area. Distributing the pictures may prove worthwhile. (Source winknews.com)