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Pennsylvania State Police Searching for ORC Suspect
State police at Ridgway are seeking information about a male who allegedly stole
in excess of $6,000 worth of merchandise from the St. Marys Wal-Mart store in
Fox Township. According to the report, an unknown male entered the Wal-Mart
store between 2:30 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. Wednesday. He allegedly filled one cart
with general merchandise and another with expensive electronics. The male
allegedly defeated security mechanisms on some electronics by cutting cables off
of them. Upon filling the cart of electronics, he allegedly exited the store
through the Lawn and Garden Center. The total amount stolen to date is in excess
of $6,000, state police said. It was noted that St. Marys store employees
indicated the male allegedly committed the same acts in the Clearfield Wal-Mart
store.
gantdaily.com
UK: Thieves stole more than half-a-ton of specialist dog food during a nighttime
raid on a Pet Store Michelle Hawkins, who opened Toughmutts Country
Supplies in Staunton, only ten months ago, suspects the burglary on Sunday
November 2 was planned well in advanced. She noticed a total of 46 sacks of
feed, as well as dog leads and harnesses, worth in excess of $4,800 were missing
when she turned up to open the shop on Monday morning. "This is a new business
venture for us," Michelle said. "We are supposed to be in a community-minded
village. I have been working here seven days per week and I am not drawing a
wage yet. "They must have had a big 4x4 as there was a hell of a lot of big bags
of feed."
gloucestercitizen.co.uk
UPS Driver pleads not guilty to charges in alleged iPhone scheme in Chelmsford,
MA Chelmsford police say a Lawrence man, a UPS driver, was allegedly
involved in a scheme to use stolen credit-card information to buy iPhone 5s and
have them shipped under fake names to homes on his delivery route. Nariel Reposo,
24, was released on personal recognizance after pleading not guilty to
attempting to commit a crime and receiving stolen property (two counts). After
the packages were marked as delivered, police allege Reposo would return to the
home and retrieve the packages, saying there had been a delivery mistake.
lowellsun.com
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says thieves created baby formula shortage; Two Muskegon, MI suspects identified
Police say they have identified the two women accused of stealing
hundreds of dollars' worth of baby formula from Muskegon-area stores. The Norton
Shores Police said the suspects stole more than $1,000 worth of baby formula.
The two suspects were caught on surveillance camera leaving one of the stores.
Candice Kops, a mother of three, told 24 Hour News 8 she was personally impacted
by the thefts. "The past couple of weeks, I have had a problem with getting my
girls specialty formula, the Enfamil Enfacare. I've had to search all over
Muskegon County," said Kops. Kops has 7-month-old twin daughters who were born
three months premature and need the specific formula to stay healthy. "Because
the girls were so small, they need the extra calories to boost their weights.
And one was weighing one pound, 15 ounces when she was born and the other one
was two pounds, five and a half ounces. That extra bit of calories means a lot
to them because they were so little and they spent 64 and 68 days in the
hospital," Kops said. According to Kops, stores receive a limited supply of the
Enfamil Enfacare because it is expensive - it costs around $17 per can - and not
a lot of people need it. Empty shelves at a Meijer store Wednesday afternoon
helped prove that claim.
woodtv.com
Nebraska Woman arrested in $4,000 eyeglasses theft
Lancaster County prosecutors charged a 49-year-old Omaha woman Wednesday with
felony theft for allegedly stealing more than $4,000 worth of eyeglasses five
months ago. On June 19, Della R. Nicholson and a man went into EyeCare
Specialties and allegedly took 10 pairs of eyeglasses worth $4,020.
journalstar.com
Kmart employee in Racine, WI arrested for $2,500 theft
A 20-year-old Racine man has been charged, accused of serving as an employee,
and allowing specific people to steal merchandise from Kmart. There, police say
they met with a loss prevention employee who said he had detained two women who
acted in concert with a store employee. The loss prevention employee was able to
provide police with documents showing Brooks had transferred at least $2,500
worth of merchandise on at least five occasions.
fox6now.com
$500 Shoplifting suspect nabbed outside Plymouth Township, MI Kmart
A 36-year-old Garden City woman was arrested on a retail fraud charge Oct. 28
after police found nearly $500 worth of merchandise in her purse outside the
Kmart on Ann Arbor Road. Merchandise recovered from the purse included jewelry,
four watches, hair clippers and a necklace, the police report said.
hometownlife.com
UK: Thief with 101 convictions tells court he
steals every day, court lets him go
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