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Supervisor at Publix steals from store a staggering 32 times. His final time earned him a trip to jail. Police say a Publix customer service team leader quietly pulled off 32 fake cash refunds, allegedly pocketing about $7,000 over several months before loss prevention pieced the transactions together. According...

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