Sophisticated credit card fraud scheme targeting luxury retailers in Hawaii busted.  The alleged ring attempted to steal more than $300,000 from upscale boutiques and department stores in Waikiki and Ala Moana Center. They travel very quickly. They came in for a very finite amount -- period. "They were able to hit stores then depart very quickly," said Timothy Hollern, assistant special agent in charge with the U.S. Secret Service. Hollern said the group used the credit cards to purchase high-end end watches, purses, clothing items and sold them for cash. Police say the suspects were able to avoid arrest for a long period because they kept a low profile, often changing cell phones and email accounts. (Source hawaiinewsnow.com)

Three suspects arrested for electronics thefts at Walmart in Maryland.  Worcester County Sheriff’s Office enlisted the help of the Worcester County Bureau of Investigations (WCBI), the Berlin Police Department, Maryland State Police and several local Police Departments to arrest three individuals responsible for the theft of flat screen televisions, computers and DVD’s for area Walmarts. All three have been charged with two counts of theft less than $1,000, two counts of theft from $1,000 to $10,000, theft scheme from $1,000 to $10,000 and conspiracy. (Source delmarvanow.com

Police seized $7500 worth of stolen merchandise from a New Philadelphia, OH home.  Three people are facing felony charges after Uhrichsville police found them in possession of a large amount of merchandise that was reported stolen. John Barry, Michael Graham and Jessica Johnson are all each charged with one count of theft and one count of receiving stolen property. Both charges are fifth-degree felonies. The merchandise, valued at $7,500, was stolen from a number of stores including Walmart, Dollar General and Lowe's in Uhrichsville and New Philadelphia. (Source timesreporter.com)

Major ORC bust of huge nationwide ring to be announced soon 
We can't go into the details but we'll have the story soon as it involves a nationwide group.