July 2, 2024
Property and Financial Crimes

Retailers scramble to find solutions to reported rise in organized theft | Nightline



Federal authorities and retailers are sounding the alarm about a potential growing trend — organized retail theft.

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46 Comments

  • @dorthymcbride3384 June 19, 2024

    Lock all doors. Allow couple people at a time!

  • @viethuynh6808 June 19, 2024

    Honolulu, Hawaii has low crime. California has high crime rate especially in the Bay Area.

  • @jeffrose2441 June 19, 2024

    We can thank the Democrat party for the new lenient laws

  • @updown4455 June 19, 2024

    jhhhh

  • @tinsu5894 June 19, 2024

    There is a way to combat this besides hiring security guards or lock expensive merchants. We should make a national merchant identification card that we all must have to be able to enter a store by scanning into a machine. Without the card, you will not be able to enter the store. If the card is lost or stolen, the card owner person is responsible to report it so anyone uses a lost or stolen card will sound the alarm on the machine. This way, if merchants are stolen from retailer, the record on the card identifies who the perpetrator was.

  • @ThatBearHasMoxie June 19, 2024

    This is why we can't have nice things…still!

  • @user-qx1dx6ew7u June 19, 2024

    Very good for Joe Biden

  • @jimallen8238 June 19, 2024

    This is old news. It is called Retail Reparations and it started on the west coast. Democrat politicians encourage all "historically marginalized" communities to steal as much as possible to effect reparations through wealth transfer, i.e., theft. We are all paying for it and we have a generation of urban youth who no nothing about work ethics, only state-sponsored crime.

  • @starsapphirelee5714 June 19, 2024

    When I was young, I worked at Best Products, which was a Showroom Display Warehouse store. There was one of everything on display on the store floor, and customers would fill out order slips as they shopped. I worked in the basement, where the orders came down in tubes. Then, we would pull the orders and send them up a conveyor belt, where the customer would be called to pick up their orders & pay. Bigger items were given at the loading dock. There was very little theft, because there were showroom associates working upstairs, and there was no unattended, loose merchandise to shoplift! I always wonder why no stores do this now. They could even warehouse half the store for this, and only have a showroom of merchandise.
    It was faster to shop this way than to have to have an associate unlock a cabinet for deoderant or whatever!
    In-person shopping is going to fail the way it's going, causing more job losses and less social interaction between people, leading to more isolation and depression.
    The pandemic lockdowns already sealed that deal badly enough. We can hardly be called a society anymore, sadly.

  • @HillaryClinton123 June 19, 2024

    This is not reality_ Totla FAKE NEWS by REPUBLICANS who HATE COLOURED PEOPLE.

  • @armandoconejo June 19, 2024

    Homeland security is part of the joke, change the laws and no more of this please, this nation deserves changes to live safe.

  • @b.scareno June 19, 2024

    Texas needs to do something, as do all states who aren’t taking action already.

  • I wonder what happened over the last 3 years to create these historical highs in crime 🙄

  • @JuanRodriguez-jl6ft June 19, 2024

    Vote republican or don’t be crying

  • @paranoidhumanoid June 19, 2024

    In the 1990s many stores required IDs and club cards to be presented at the door upon entry (such as at Costco) and any non-members were refused entry. Stores have agency to set whatever entry requirements they feel suits their business and their customers. Bars and nightclubs keep riff-raff out by enforcing photo ID checks to curb drinking and frisking to prevent illegal weapons and narcotics. Luxury good stores required strict dress codes and appointments. Social clubs require memberships, photo IDs and credit checks to keep ghetto people out. Bring those exclusivity privileges back. Enough with the "democratization" of consumerism.

  • @jasminesands6346 June 19, 2024

    Totally disgusting people…

  • @Minjoolab June 19, 2024

    Democrats you guys ruined the whole country

  • @joshuakaeble7810 June 19, 2024

    I think one thing retails could do to stop all of the retail theft would be to stop commiting theft themselves against all of the customers in the form of things like bs inflation while making record profits & self checkout lines without being given a proper employee discount for doing the job of the cashier. These things may help.

  • @kevinpoole4323 June 19, 2024

    Operation Crush Crime

  • @kevinpoole4323 June 19, 2024

    My Deepest Sympathies and Condolences to Mr Brazer .A Valiant Father. DOJ get involved Now.

  • @kevinpoole4323 June 19, 2024

    Thou Shalt Not Steal .

  • @kevinpoole4323 June 19, 2024

    Operation Crush Crime State Troopers and High way Patrol.

  • @kevinpoole4323 June 19, 2024

    Fed Up

  • @treygood6371 June 19, 2024

    Some people are lazy and don’t want to work so they shoplift for their own benefit not smart

  • @Rasidawg77 June 19, 2024

    Why can’t they track the stuff ?? Everything has a serial number

  • All part of the long term plan there will be no shops to steal from and no money the prices are so high its no wander people are stealing

  • @AngelaRPierce June 19, 2024

    The brick and mortar store is on its way out.

  • @paganizonda1016 June 19, 2024

    When you make everything unaffordable like this country is continuing to do. This is what happens. Lower your damn prices

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  • @normlor June 19, 2024

    HOW SILLY TO BLUR THEIR FACES AS FRIENDS OR FAMILY COULD IDENTIFY THEM!!!

  • @HarryDirtay June 19, 2024

    Reported rise, or actual rise?
    Walgreens was claiming that 50percent of their shrinkage was due to organized theft. The media ran with it , then it turns out the number was half a percent.

    How many times will you hacks keep pushing false narratives directly injected into the newsfeed by trade lobby groups?

  • @arthurk5130 June 19, 2024

    Keep voting Democrat and you get these progressive DA’s that always drop charges

  • @tijuanaroyster6822 June 19, 2024

    Inside help

  • @gregx5096 June 19, 2024

    Pretty funny given that retailers have now admitted that their claims of huge losses due to organized retail theft and shoplifting were fabricated, huh? 😏

  • @ybet1000 June 19, 2024

    95% of the perpetrators seem to be black… where is the diversity? have these shops got a right to racially profile?.. whats going on?

  • @pacmanindy June 19, 2024

    What do the criminals do with the goods stolen from stores: sell them on the streets for drugs!!!

  • @Tyrell_Hopkins June 19, 2024

    Seems to be a commonality among the chaos. I just can’t put my finger in it,,, I guess it doesn’t MATTeR 🦧

  • @Mlogan11 June 19, 2024

    Stores are to blame if they allow people to steal without being stopped. Once crooks find that out it's not rocket science that will attract more people to steal. Why are they not hiring security?

  • @Teisha2112 June 19, 2024

    Not sexy tho! U charging gidds too muc,h!!!

  • @colinm366 June 19, 2024

    To retail clerks: Do not pursue or confront them. You're life is worth more than thousands of dollars of merchandise.

  • @pete5819 June 19, 2024

    FJB. Trump 2024!!!!!!!

  • @misterem2600 June 19, 2024

    Why would you blur the faces of the thieves, you drooling morons?

  • @NICAMARCEL1 June 19, 2024

    Wage theft is the largest form of theft in the world. Wage theft occurs when employers do not pay workers according to the law.

  • @Musicplaylist48 June 19, 2024

    Stores need drop-down bandit barriers to prevent people from walking out like this

  • @dennisseo355 June 19, 2024

    wondered where facebook power tool sellers got their items from. IRS need go after them, and then police.
    Financial consquences are shifted over to customer, so corporates are not concerned.

  • @jhngh411 June 19, 2024

    Fk Lululemon

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