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Retail thefts in the US have surged, causing concern among residents and disrupting the shopping experience. Instances of theft, often accompanied by violence, have led stores to lock up everyday items. The trend is not limited to New York City, with retailers nationwide reporting a sharp increase in thefts and violence. Some stores have resorted to locking up items behind transparent doors to deter shoplifters.
Ann McGee, a New Yorker from the borough of Queens, doesn't like the recent sensation she has when entering stores: fear. "We can't even go to stores without fear of getting hurt."
Rising retail theft in the US causes fear among shoppers. US retailers report increased theft and violence, prompting security measures
Some US shoppers fearful as organised retail theft rises