Associated Press
SEATTLE (AP) — King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg says two retail theft rings directed armies of shoplifters that cost Seattle, Wash. area stores, including Safeway and Fred Meyer, more than $6 million.
Satterberg told a Thursday morning news conference that the shoplifters — many of them drug addicts — grabbed items such as chicken breasts or razors and were paid pennies on the dollar.
In one case the operators of a small market in the Greenwood neighborhood resold stolen items at their store and online.
The other theft ring is accused of reselling stolen goods to small markets around the region and also packing them into automobile shipments destined for Cambodia.
2 comments:
Good for prime minister thief Hun Sen that stole the ballots from opposition party and land from the poor making them self billionaire like ahh Hun Sen .
Ahh Hun Sen was a thieve who stole all Cambodian buffaloes , cows and cross the border to sell to Vietnam .Now he sent out all thieves like ahh Soun Serei ratha to make all rain and thunder make sure Cambodian ppl not getting trust from the American PPL Cambodian PPL live close to the Hun Sen shall keep eyes peeling and report unusual activities all those spies to FBI or policemen.
Good info 7:45 AM
Khmer Poi Paet lived in US
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