Holiday crackdown nets at least 117 retail theft suspects across California

Authorities in California arrested 117 individuals during a statewide mission targeting retail crime, recovering nearly $40,000 worth of stolen goods and sending a strong message against theft.

CHP Commissioner Sean Duryee emphasized the significance of collaboration, stating, 'Through proactive enforcement operations and strong partnerships with local law enforcement and retailers, we were able to protect the state's businesses and consumers during one of the busiest times of the year.'

The arrests made during the operation highlight a commitment to eradicating organized retail crime, with two firearms and three stolen vehicles also recovered in the process.

With an impressive recovery of 767 stolen items, including sought-after products like clothing and fragrances, authorities are working diligently to combat the escalating issue of retail theft in California.

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