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Roy Rolling

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2. Better yet...

Reply to JohnSJ (Reply #1)

Tue Sep 5, 2023, 04:47 AM

Sep 2023

Have him sing like a canary about who the actual thieves are.

But arresting the fence is a good start.

Since almost every item manufactured in 2023 has a time/date stamp on it, every item that shows up for resale should be seized.

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Almost $200K in stolen items from Bay Area stores recovered [View all] Auggie Sep 2023 OP

I hope they throw the book at this jackass if he is found guilty, and spends a long time JohnSJ Sep 2023 #1

Better yet... Roy Rolling Sep 2023 #2

The oriental is a nice touch. NT mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2023 #3

What were they going to do with all this junk, sell it online? Trueblue Texan Sep 2023 #4

More likely, flea markets. Online is too labor intensive. 3Hotdogs Sep 2023 #8

International Black Market ... Auggie Sep 2023 #9

Stores need to install the fences that close the whole front, like in malls. oldsoftie Sep 2023 #5

So they can then go after the employees ? MichMan Sep 2023 #6

Lock up in offices. Get armed security to take care of it after the doors drop. oldsoftie Sep 2023 #10

Now do jared kushner. YDogg Sep 2023 #7

We need to stop treating 'shoplifting' like some misdemenor The Mouth Sep 2023 #11

There is a felony charge for "Grand Theft" -- value exceeding $950. Auggie Sep 2023 #12