Women in theft ring accused of $80,000 retail theft
OKLAHOMA CITY Aug 24 2018 Three women have been arrested in connection to a large-scale shoplifting ring that police say has been responsible for the theft of $80,000-worth of merchandise.
The Oklahoma City Police Department confirms that three women have been arrested as part of an investigation by the Organized Retail Crime Unit into a shoplifting ring that has stolen $80,000-worth of merchandise in the past 90 days.
Just before 11 a.m. Tuesday police were called to Penn Square Mall after three women had stolen items from Victoria’s Secret. Security followed the women out of the mall and into the parking lot, where they got into different vehicles. Officers were able to stop the vehicles and arrested 23-year-old Shatori McNack, 25-year-old Chamiah Daniels and 27-year-old Kernisha Meadows.
In one of the vehicles, police reportedly found a Victoria’s Secret bag that contained items with tags and security devices. Police also found clothing items with tags from Kids Foot Locker.
All three now face complaints of grand larceny, conspiracy to commit grand larceny and continuing a pattern of criminal offenses.
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