5 ‘Dumb’ Shoplifters Caught Stuffing Their Pants with Stolen Goods
December 15, 2024
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as posted by the channelThroughout the years, loss prevention at big box stores has become a major focus as the rise of theft continuously increases. Stores like Walmart and Target lose millions of dollars every year from shoplifters stealing everything from TVs to steaks. Watch five "dumb" alleged criminals caught on bodycam stuffing stolen goods in their pants on this episode of Law&Crime After Hours.
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