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Virginia lawmakers pass law targeted organized retail theft

Organized retail theft is a financial problem for businesses and a crime trend that police and lawmakers want to stop.

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Virginia passes law to crack down on organized retail theft

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Virginia passes law to crack down on organized retail theft

Videos posted on social media show groups of thieves brazenly stealing bags of merchandise from stores around the country.

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Virginia passes law that would make organized retail theft a felony with sentences up to 20 years

In Virginia, lawmakers approved legislation Thursday that will make organized retail theft a felony and make those convicted of the crime eligible for prison sentences of up to 20 years.

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Organized retail theft to become a class 3 felony in Virginia

Lawmakers in Virginia have recently approved legislation that will classify organized retail theft as class 3 felony.

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