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🚨Riverview Man Arrested in $10K Retail Theft Scheme🚨 A Riverview man is behind bars after an eight-month theft spree targeting multiple Winn-Dixie stores across Hillsborough County. Julian Mitchell, 44, is accused of stealing nearly $10,000 through more than 100 manipulated self-checkout transactions and now faces multiple felony retail theft...

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One woman takes on 4 officers over ticket switching at Walmart. Earns a trip to jail. Waukesha Police were dispatched to a local Walmart after store loss prevention reported a retail theft in progress. The suspect, 42-year-old Kenya, had reportedly been swapping price tags at the self-checkout lane—using $10 clearance tickets to scan high-value clothing items and sweatshirts for a fraction of their retail price. ​When loss prevention confronted her, Kenya became uncooperative and attempted to head to customer service to "return" or exchange the items before officers arrived. Loss prevention met police at the entrance with receipts in hand, detailing the price-tampering scheme. ​When officers approached Kenya, she maintained her innocence, loudly insisting she had just spent over $500 across multiple legitimate transactions and claiming any price discrepancies were simply clearance tags. ​However, once officers informed her she was under arrest for retail theft, the situation escalated rapidly: ​Kenya repeatedly pulled away from officers, shouting for a companion named "Tasha" to record the interaction on her phone while resisting handcuffing. ​As the struggle moved to the floor, Kenya ignored dozens of commands to put her hands behind her back. Officers deployed a Taser multiple times to bring her under control. Kenya was booked into the Waukesha County Jail and formally charged with: ​Retail Theft – Alter Price (\le \$500, Repeater) ​Resisting or Obstructing an Officer (Repeater) ​Attempting to Disarm a Peace Officer ​Her cash bond was set at $2,500. Combined with prior criminal and traffic offenses, Kenya was ultimately sentenced to 10 months in jail with Huber work-release privileges and 3 years of probation.

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🚨 WARNING: Criminal-First Agenda in California In the dead of night, California Democrats rammed through AB 2108 — a bill that guts Prop 36 enforcement and puts criminals back on the streets! Prop 36 passed in every single county in the state because Californians are fed up with the chaos. Now Democrats want to create a soft diversion program for all retail theft crimes. This is absolutely ridiculous. We have to lock toothpaste behind glass shields because criminals have a death grip on this state. AB 2108 is a direct slap in the face to the supermajority of Californians who just want safe streets and real accountability. We voted for Prop 36 and now your California legislators are working to undermine it before even funding it.

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Four years ago on Fox News, I warned that Rite Aid and Duane Reade would eventually shut down across New York City because of organized retail theft. That warning has come true. Rite Aid filed for bankruptcy in May 2025, and today my neighborhood location — the one that was constantly looted — has officially shut down. This closure is devastating for residents. It was the last and only pharmacy in the area where people with asthma, diabetes, heart disease, and other serious health conditions could get their prescriptions. Now our seniors will be forced to travel much farther just to access their medication. Rite Aid also provided basic household items and even housed an Amazon locker. Losing it is more than just losing a store — it’s losing part of our community’s safety net. This is what happens when Democratic progressives — socialists — run the city. Their policies failed to protect businesses and neighborhoods. What was once a community resource is now another empty storefront.
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Four years ago on Fox News, I warned that Rite Aid and Duane Reade would eventually shut down across New York City because of organized retail theft. That warning has come true. Rite Aid filed for bankruptcy in May 2025, and today my neighborhood location — the one that was constantly looted — has officially shut down. This closure is devastating for residents. It was the last and only pharmacy in the area where people with asthma, diabetes, heart disease, and other serious health conditions could get their prescriptions. Now our seniors will be forced to travel much farther just to access their medication. Rite Aid also provided basic household items and even housed an Amazon locker. Losing it is more than just losing a store — it’s losing part of our community’s safety net. This is what happens when Democratic progressives — socialists — run the city. Their policies failed to protect businesses and neighborhoods. What was once a community resource is now another empty storefront.

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𝐒𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐟𝐟 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐀𝐫𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐬 𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐟𝐭 𝐒𝐮𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐭 Sheriff Waters stopped a theft in progress at a hardware store on Atlantic Boulevard this afternoon after a foot chase and struggle. Sheriff Waters was picking up an order at customer service when a store employee flagged him down. A man was attempting to leave the store with roughly $500 in merchandise. Sheriff Waters and a retired robbery detective chased the man. When the Sheriff tried to grab him by his sweatshirt, the man twisted away. The Sheriff pursued him to the edge of the parking lot, where he took him to the ground. The man struggled to get away and resisted, but with the help of the retired detective, they were able to get him into handcuffs as shoppers cheered them on. District 2 Patrol officers responded quickly and took over the investigation. The suspect has been identified as Raymond Pena, Jr. of Jacksonville (40). He is charged with theft and resisting. He also had two active warrants for theft. “Just because I was elected sheriff doesn’t mean I’m no longer a policeman,” said Sheriff Waters, who recently cited a teenager for littering. The Sheriff and detective were not injured in the scuffle. Sheriff Waters says he will always do what he can to protect the city.
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𝐒𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐟𝐟 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐀𝐫𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐬 𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐟𝐭 𝐒𝐮𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐭 Sheriff Waters stopped a theft in progress at a hardware store on Atlantic Boulevard this afternoon after a foot chase and struggle. Sheriff Waters was picking up an order at customer service when a store employee flagged him down. A man was attempting to leave the store with roughly $500 in merchandise. Sheriff Waters and a retired robbery detective chased the man. When the Sheriff tried to grab him by his sweatshirt, the man twisted away. The Sheriff pursued him to the edge of the parking lot, where he took him to the ground. The man struggled to get away and resisted, but with the help of the retired detective, they were able to get him into handcuffs as shoppers cheered them on. District 2 Patrol officers responded quickly and took over the investigation. The suspect has been identified as Raymond Pena, Jr. of Jacksonville (40). He is charged with theft and resisting. He also had two active warrants for theft. “Just because I was elected sheriff doesn’t mean I’m no longer a policeman,” said Sheriff Waters, who recently cited a teenager for littering. The Sheriff and detective were not injured in the scuffle. Sheriff Waters says he will always do what he can to protect the city.

Jax Sheriff's Office

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I’ve said before that Cem Karsan 🥐 is a must listen for anyone in the market, and particularly retail. This clip shows why. He does not hold back, he reveals the inside baseball that’s happening. Here he says that GameStop was in a way an orchestrated squeeze by institutions because they saw an edge - the persistent bid from retail call buyers. The peculiarities of $GME at the time (tiny float, massively over shorted, etc) contributed to the severity of the squeeze and made it the most famous. But I believe Cem is touching on something that explains many other “orchestrated” squeezes, from TSLA to PLTR to POET - retail liquidity absolutely matters. If the view is that there will be a consistent bid for shares/calls in a ticker and that is proven true, and it doesn’t go away, that name will keep going up as that buying is front run by institutions. It creates a reflexive loop that pushes it higher and higher, until that retail bid dries up. And that’s when the music stops and a severe correction happens. Just like with GameStop, and just like will happen across this bubblicious overall market we’re in right now. Thanks for telling the truth Cem. So many don’t.
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I’ve said before that Cem Karsan 🥐 is a must listen for anyone in the market, and particularly retail. This clip shows why. He does not hold back, he reveals the inside baseball that’s happening. Here he says that GameStop was in a way an orchestrated squeeze by institutions because they saw an edge - the persistent bid from retail call buyers. The peculiarities of $GME at the time (tiny float, massively over shorted, etc) contributed to the severity of the squeeze and made it the most famous. But I believe Cem is touching on something that explains many other “orchestrated” squeezes, from TSLA to PLTR to POET - retail liquidity absolutely matters. If the view is that there will be a consistent bid for shares/calls in a ticker and that is proven true, and it doesn’t go away, that name will keep going up as that buying is front run by institutions. It creates a reflexive loop that pushes it higher and higher, until that retail bid dries up. And that’s when the music stops and a severe correction happens. Just like with GameStop, and just like will happen across this bubblicious overall market we’re in right now. Thanks for telling the truth Cem. So many don’t.

The GG Wizard Swami

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A man and woman here on student visas get arrested for shoplifting. Felony charges which will impact their visa. ​A newly released police bodycam video captures the arrest of two international students—identified in police communications as )—after they were caught skip-scanning items at a Walmart in Superior, Wisconsin store Loss Prevention observed Krishi Patel (from India) and Taran (from Nepal at self-checkout register 47 using a "skip-scanning" method. They were alternating scanning items where they would scan one and skip the next one. They would go straight in the bag with the items not scanned. The claimed they were broke so they were getting essential things they needed. However rather than basic groceries, the un-scanned merchandise consisted primarily of luxury and non-essential goods, including cosmetics, hair care products, dish sets, household items, and Yankee Candles. ​While initial estimates placed the stolen goods around $500, a complete itemized audit brought the total un-scanned merchandise to $590 before tax. Under Wisconsin law, retail theft exceeding $500 escalates the charge from a misdemeanor to Felony Theft. ​ Neither student possessed a driver's license or U.S. state ID. Officers verified their identities after locating photos and screenshots of their Indian and Nepalese passports stored on their cell phones. ​ When the female student attempted to argue that her personal portion of the merchandise was under the $500 threshold, officers clarified that because they carried out the theft together, both individuals are legally liable for the total $590 amount. ​Both students were formally arrested for Felony Theft, transported to the Douglas County Jail, and issued a mandatory 1-year ban from all Walmart properties nationwide. ​While public court records and official immigration updates regarding specific plea deals or deportation orders are not publicly released, a felony charge carries drastic, life-altering risks for F-1 student visa holders: ​Crime Involving Moral Turpitude (CIMT): Under U.S. federal immigration law, theft is classified as a CIMT. A felony charge or conviction automatically triggers review by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). ​Universities and DHS routinely terminate an international student's SEVIS record following a criminal arrest or failure to maintain full-time enrollment status. ​ A felony theft conviction often results in immediate visa revocation, deportation proceedings, and a long-term or permanent ban on re-entering the United States.
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A man and woman here on student visas get arrested for shoplifting. Felony charges which will impact their visa. ​A newly released police bodycam video captures the arrest of two international students—identified in police communications as )—after they were caught skip-scanning items at a Walmart in Superior, Wisconsin store Loss Prevention observed Krishi Patel (from India) and Taran (from Nepal at self-checkout register 47 using a "skip-scanning" method. They were alternating scanning items where they would scan one and skip the next one. They would go straight in the bag with the items not scanned. The claimed they were broke so they were getting essential things they needed. However rather than basic groceries, the un-scanned merchandise consisted primarily of luxury and non-essential goods, including cosmetics, hair care products, dish sets, household items, and Yankee Candles. ​While initial estimates placed the stolen goods around $500, a complete itemized audit brought the total un-scanned merchandise to $590 before tax. Under Wisconsin law, retail theft exceeding $500 escalates the charge from a misdemeanor to Felony Theft. ​ Neither student possessed a driver's license or U.S. state ID. Officers verified their identities after locating photos and screenshots of their Indian and Nepalese passports stored on their cell phones. ​ When the female student attempted to argue that her personal portion of the merchandise was under the $500 threshold, officers clarified that because they carried out the theft together, both individuals are legally liable for the total $590 amount. ​Both students were formally arrested for Felony Theft, transported to the Douglas County Jail, and issued a mandatory 1-year ban from all Walmart properties nationwide. ​While public court records and official immigration updates regarding specific plea deals or deportation orders are not publicly released, a felony charge carries drastic, life-altering risks for F-1 student visa holders: ​Crime Involving Moral Turpitude (CIMT): Under U.S. federal immigration law, theft is classified as a CIMT. A felony charge or conviction automatically triggers review by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). ​Universities and DHS routinely terminate an international student's SEVIS record following a criminal arrest or failure to maintain full-time enrollment status. ​ A felony theft conviction often results in immediate visa revocation, deportation proceedings, and a long-term or permanent ban on re-entering the United States.

Giggling Ganon

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