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Retail Run, Caught Stealing….At Dillards She turned Dillard’s into an obstacle course nobody signed up for. At what point does running turn a minor theft into serious charges? It starts inside Dillard’s…loss prevention flags a suspected theft and an officer steps in to confront her. For a split second,...

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