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Police say organized fencing operators were placing orders for merchandise with chronic shoplifters and paying pennies on the dollar for the goods.

Dozens of Kelowna shoplifters headed to store exits little suspecting police would be waiting for them outside.

A police program targeting shoplifters in Kelowna resulted in the arrest of more than 50 people in a seven-day period. More than $10,000 worth of merchandise was also recovered during

A police program targeting shoplifters in Kelowna resulted in the arrest of more than 50 people in a seven-day period. More than $10,000 worth of merchandise was also recovered during

Officers arrested more than 50 individuals and recovered over $10,000 worth of merchandise. Approximately 30 Criminal Code charges will be submitted to the BC Prosecution Service.

The RCMP executed the nation-wide initiative from Dec. 8-14

A special police program targeting shoplifters in Kelowna resulted the arrest of more than 50 people in a seven-day period.

RCMP handed out hundreds of traffic-enforcement tickets over the summer to commuters on the two routes and other major roads, police told Port Coquitlam's committee of council.

A B.C. public safety coalition including “well-known B.C. retailers” will call for tougher policing on Monday.

$200 in stolen nuts, $350 in protein powder and $1,300 in cosmetics were among the $11,511 in stolen merchandise recovered by Burnaby RCMP during a 10-day anti-shoplifting blitz dubbed Project Barcode last month.