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According to numerous subject matter experts, there was a complete breakdown of decorum this summer. And this year hasn't been much better.
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According to numerous subject matter experts, there was a complete breakdown of decorum this summer. And this year hasn't been much better.
The pandemic hit the hotel industry hard and some look run-down. But there are still situations when you'd be justified in asking for a new room.
Ray day has arrived. a motorcade of squad cars depart from the police department. they're in. the raid is on, and pay dirt. >> all that down here is victoria secrets. it's not rip-off stuff. it's not counterfeit. >> reporter: everything is photographed, and the cuffs are on. the owners of the stores arrested for possession of stolen merchandise. at mike's command center, aka his apartment, he shows off the fruit of countless hours. you're never going to stop people from stealing from stores. >> no, but i can sure try. >> reporter: any boosters watching tonight, be warned, you might be being wa...
There's even an acronym, orc, organized retail crime. >> it's just like a fortune 500 company. it's all just organized. >> reporter: it cost the retail industry more than $30 billion a year. >> everything from meat to razors, to milk. >> reporter: milk? >> you name it. >> reporter: underwear, fragrance, clothing, highly sophisticated networks, boosters, fences, mr. bigs can make millions a year. and mike sweat is on the case. a riverside county sheriff's deputy injured in a car accident, sweat is now a full-time investigator on the orc beat. hired by stores from tj maxx to marshals and he's he...
They sell the stuff on to someone called a fence. there's even an acronym, orc, organized retail crime. >> it's just like a fortune 500 company. it's all just organized. >> reporter: it cost the retail industry more than $30 billion a year. >> everything from meat to razors, to milk. >> reporter: milk? >> you name it. >> reporter: underwear, fragrance, clothing, highly sophisticated networks, boosters, fences, mr. bigs can make millions a year. and mike sweat is on the case. a riverside county sheriff's deputy injured in a car accident, sweat is now a full-time investigator on the orc beat. hi...