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FBI, retail groups' new network aims to fight shoplifting teams
2007
Overview
\"Retailers and manufacturers lose billions of dollars each year because of organized retail theft, and that loss is inevitably passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices,\" Assistant Director Chip Burrus of the FBI's Criminal Investigative Division said. \"The Law Enforcement Retail Partnership Network database will allow retailers and law enforcement to work together to combat this problem.\" San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies began to see teams of organized thieves at Victoria Gardens immediately after it opened. The mall is a rich target because of its high-end stores and proximity to major freeways, but thieves have struck at Ontario Mills and Montclair Plaza as well. FBI spokeswoman Kathryn Ballew said Monday that this week's release is for retailers only. Once the retailers are hooked up, the FBI will open access to law enforcement. She did not give a date for when that will happen.
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Tribune Content Agency LLC
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