Massive organized retail theft operation in Queens busted ...Middle East

QUEENS, N.Y. (PIX11) -- One of the largest organized retail theft operations in the history of Queens has been busted with millions of dollars in seized stolen goods recovered. The thieves had an eye for cosmetics, beauty products, designer clothing, and accessories, according to prosecutors. Five people are now under arrest, including a husband and wife. Prosecutors say some of the merchandise was stolen from trucks heading to warehouses. Other items were stolen directly from stores like Macy's, Sephora, Ulta Beauty, and more. The retail thefts stretched from stores in New York down to Maryland. Thousands of stolen goods went overseas. The alleged crime crew even has

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