Police, Retailers Work to Crack Down on
Increasingly Brazen Shoplifting Ahead
of Holidays
Posted By: NorthernDog, 11/22/2022 7:21:31 PM
Holiday shoppers might notice some changes this year. Along with heavier foot traffic, there will be a heavier police presence, and some of that is due to a spike in shoplifting cases. "We have extra officers that we assigned to the malls and shopping centers," said 2nd Lt. William Arnest with the Fairfax County Police Department, who supervises a unit of officers who protect area shopping malls. "There was a decrease during the pandemic with people staying home, but shoplifting is now increasing." (Snip) "The crimes I see are far more brazen. The level of resistance, the aggression that some
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Police, Retailers Work to Crack Down on
Increasingly Brazen Shoplifting Ahead
of Holidays 10 replies
Increasingly Brazen Shoplifting Ahead
of Holidays 10 replies
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Good luck with that. Thieves that are arrested will be back on the streets in less than 24 hours.