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  2. Pickpocketing - Wikipedia

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    This causes people to worry and quickly check if their valuables are still on them, thereby showing pickpockets exactly where their valuables are. Once a pickpocket finds a person they want to steal from, often called a "mark" or a victim, the pickpocket will then create or look for an opportunity to steal. [11]

  3. Fence (criminal) - Wikipedia

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    Crime rings steal and/or use stolen financial information to pay for in-demand items from retailers and then sell those items online, relying on the Internet's ability to reach buyers around the world and its anonymity; some theft rings even take pre-orders, confident that they can steal and/or fraudulently pay for whatever is currently in demand.

  4. Baby Jesus theft - Wikipedia

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    Baby Jesus theft is the theft of figurines of the infant Jesus from outdoor public and private nativity displays during the Christmas season. It is an "enduring (and illegal) practice" according to New York Times journalist Katie Rogers, "believed to be part of a yearly tradition, often carried out by bored teenagers looking for an easy prank."

  5. What is a catalytic converter and why do people keep stealing ...

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    Johnny Wactor, an actor who formerly starred in “General Hospital,” caught people in the act of stealing the catalytic converter from his car Saturday. Tragically, one of the thieves ...

  6. What all that stealing says about America - AOL

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    Now it seems more people are stealing instead. (BTW, our stressed social contract may be capping how far we can push this people-light, technology-heavy model. Last month Wegman’s ended its scan ...

  7. Why would anyone steal $300,000 in Lego sets? Believe it or ...

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    Thieves hit SoCal stores in search of limited-edition Lego sets, then scattered their loot in four stash houses across L.A. and Orange counties, CHP says.

  8. Shoplifting - Wikipedia

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    By the early 19th century, shoplifting was believed to be primarily a female activity. In the 1960s, shoplifting began to be redefined again, this time as a political act. Researchers divide shoplifters into two categories: boosters (professionals who resell what they steal), and snitches (amateurs who steal for their personal use). [1]

  9. Criminals are stealing food money from poor Americans by ...

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    A burgeoning area of identify theft targets 42 million lower-income Americans who receive government assistance to buy groceries. Their vulnerability is a debit card that relies on outdated ...