A 34-year-old man was arrested Wednesday for his alleged involvement in a large retail theft ring in Colorado Springs
Jeffery Casper is accused of several felony offenses, including money laundering, computer crime and thefts between $2,000 and $5,000, court records show. He was booked into El Paso County jail and held on $50,000 bond, jail records state. Police said they found stolen merchandise at 3 different locations. Police believe stolen items were being sold from those locations. In March, several local merchants told police about a possible theft ring and officers began an investigation that is ongoing. ggazette.com

Memphis, TN: Second Burlington Coat Factory shoplifting suspect arrested
Two people accused of shoplifting at a Burlington Coat Factory are now behind bars. Courtney Bell, 38, is facing multiple charges, including assault and theft of property. The incident happened around 1:23 p.m. at the store on Stage Road. Officers were called in response to a shoplifting incident. Upon arrival, officers were advised of two shoplifting suspects inside the business. A complainant told police the same suspects were believed to be responsible for another incident at the store. An officer on the scene tried to arrest Bell, but police say she got in her car and took off with the officer dragged behind her. Investigators went to Methodist Hospital -North emergency room and met with the officer, who identified Bell as the person who attempted to run him over. A loss prevention officer told police that the two stole approximately $700 worth of items. Police say the officer did not sustain any major injuries. fox10memphis.com




East Lampeter Township, PA: 2 women suspected in thefts at Gap Outlet store
Police are asking for the public's help to identify two women suspected of stealing large amounts of clothing from a store at Tanger Outlets Monday. The incident occurred shortly before 8 p.m. at the Gap Outlet store. lancasteronline.com



Vienna, VA: CVS hit twice in a week with Baby Formula thefts

Livingston, MI: James Arthur Ekdahl, 50, of Ann Arbor, was sentenced to one and a half years to 10 years in prison for organized retail crime and first-degree retail fraud