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Pottstown, PA theft Ring busted; Walmart and Best Buy targeted for $6000 in electronics.  The family-oriented theft ring operated for only a few days back in December, but now four suspects have been arrested two still remain at large. Among the stolen items were Vizio flat screen televisions, HP desktop computers, a printer and four lap tops. The group was captured on video at both Walmart and Best Buy. (Source pottsmerc.com)



ORC gang of 4 busted hitting Best Buy stores in Southern Florida  Three people were arrested in Boynton Beach, accused of stealing an estimated $10,000 worth of merchandise from several Best Buy stores in South Florida. Police said they were attempting to steal some items when they were caught. (Source wpbf.com)




Task force arrests two responsible for possibly over 20 smash-and-grab burglaries in Manatee, elsewhere in FL.  Law enforcement officers late Wednesday arrested two Palmetto men they say are responsible for a recent string of smash-and-grab burglaries at convenience stores throughout the region, according to the Manatee County Sheriff's Office. Officials said several more burglary charges will be filed in coming days by officials in Manatee, Sarasota, Hardee and Desoto counties investigating more than 20 similar break-ins recently at other convenience stores. (Source bradenton.com)

ORC gang of three hit Famous Footwear and other retailers in Kennewick, WA.  Three Hermiston residents are being accused of organized retail theft after police say they were caught stealing goods from three Kennewick stores. Dena Faulstich, 38, Angela Stellings, 23, and Jerome Price, 27, were arrested Thursday after an employee at Famous Footwear spotted them concealing shoes inside the store, said Kennewick police Sgt. Ken Lattin. The suspects were chased out of the store and caught as officers arrived. That's when additional property stolen from Ranch & Home and Craft Warehouse was spotted inside their car, he said. (Source tri-cityherald.com)

Two charged with theft of $3500 in cologne from Ulta and JC Penney in New York.  A month long investigation has led to the arrest of two suspects in New Hartford, New York. Back on December 11 the Ulta Beauty Supply store was hit for $2200 of cologne by a male and female suspect; they got away but were captured on video. On December 17 the two hit JC Penney in the Sangertown Square Mall for $1500 of cologne, Kortney Servatius was arrested with a booster bag and a hypodermic needle. The male suspect got away but was later identified as Richard Brown and arrested. (Source wktv.com)

Identity Theft Ring hits NE Ohio, hitting Kohl’s, Macy’s, J. Crew, Best Buy, Williams-Sonoma, Brooks Brothers  Turns out, identity thieves racked up more $14,000 dollars in one name alone in New York. Multiple victims all in one neighborhood in Ohio with five of them living on one street. The investigation is ongoing. They were opening accounts with the names and trying to buy merchandise immediately. Strangely enough even this writer got hit on Dec. 23. These may be mail box hitters. Which has become real popular over the last couple of years. (Source fox8.com)

ORC? Memphis police looking for suspect who's been hitting Sam's Club and an ID thief hitting stores for thousands  Southaven Police are searching for a 33-year-Memphis woman accused of identity theft by using personal information to purchase several thousand dollars worth of merchandise at stores in the city. They're also looking for a man wanted in connection with a series of shopliftings at Sam's Club. The suspect is described as a white man, approximately 6 feet, 210-220 pounds with receding brown hair with a bald spot in the back. He is usually accompanied by a woman. Anyone with information is asked to call the Southaven Police Department at 662-393-8652 or Desoto County Crime Stoppers at 662-429-8477. (Source commercialappeal.com)




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