Boston police estimate the stolen goods were valued at $175.
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He became a pirate and filled his homes with stolen goods.
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The stolen goods include phones, camera equipment, handbags, and designer sneakers.
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We need all these stolen goods; give them back to us.
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The majority of stolen goods were from his skincare concealer line.
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She didn't collect debts or smuggle narcotics or fence stolen goods.
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Reducing the salability of stolen goods diminishes the incentive to steal.
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Later that morning, a man was arrested with the stolen goods.
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Believing he might have stolen goods, the man called the police.
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The stolen goods were then transported to Texas, according to the indictment.
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Police said the stolen goods had a value of "several million euros".
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And in March, burglars got away with over $200,000 of her stolen goods.
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Miraculously, neither the painter nor the poet was charged with receiving stolen goods.
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The thieves did manage to get away, but not with any stolen goods.
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He had convictions ranging from receiving stolen goods and burglary to misdemeanor assault.
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Another suspect, identified as Marceau B., 64, was charged with handling stolen goods.
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But the stolen-goods institute reveals the flaws in AMLO's anti-corruption policy.
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He also pleaded guilty to assisting an offender in the retention of stolen goods.
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But in September 2014 Mr Yevtushenkov was arrested and charged with buying stolen goods.
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"I was thinking of calling the album Stolen Goods," she joked to Rolling Stone.
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He was also arrested and charged with petit larceny and possession of stolen goods.
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There's also Wikileaks, the main pipeline through which the Russians released their stolen goods.
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The game is incredible, you don't even need a fence to sell stolen goods.
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Hand is serving 33 years for burglary and selling stolen goods, among other offenses.
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Stolen Goods takes advantage of Carberp, third-party malware whose source code was leaked online.
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He also ran a website where cyber criminals could advertise stolen goods and criminal services.
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A 15-year-old charged with handling stolen goods and committing an aggravated hate crime.
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His mother has destroyed almost 100 art objects to minimize evidence of the stolen goods.
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The ruling party's candidate, José Antonio Meade, has meanwhile proposed confiscating stolen goods from guilty officials.
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Giuseppe Belcastro, one of Crupi's lawyers, said his client denies having tried to sell stolen goods.
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A theft ring in Washington state sold millions of dollars' worth of stolen goods on Amazon.
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On Monday, the cops arrested a 58-year-old man in connection to the stolen goods.
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He allegedly abused his position as editor, stole manuscripts, and sold these stolen goods for profit.
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At 313 iPhone X's, CNET pegs the estimated value of the stolen goods at more than $370,000.
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He pleaded not guilty to the theft and handling stolen goods charges, according to The Journal-Constitution.
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McLean pleaded guilty to possession of stolen goods and was sentenced to 200 hours of community service.
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The prospect of an easily accessible global market attracts counterfeiters, money launderers, and fencers of stolen goods.
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Among the stolen goods was Fisher's 5 NBA rings he won during his run with the Lakers.
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In September 2012, when she took stolen goods to a pawnshop, she and her accomplice were arrested.
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Episode 4The blackout and looting continued — now, there are all these black markets springing up, selling stolen goods.
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That's one reason why he's so focused on recovering the stolen goods and less worried about legal proceedings.
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Often, pirates sneak onto docked ships and make a stealthy getaway with stolen goods before the crew notices.
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SEATTLE (AP) — A theft ring in Washington state sold millions of dollars' worth of stolen goods on Amazon.
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Pacific time on Wednesday, website CNET reported, putting the value of the stolen goods at more than $370,000.
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And they hid some of the stolen goods under a gravestone in a Victorian cemetery in North London.
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Two female defendants are accused of serving as fences, which means they received the stolen goods in Mexico.
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Fox and Green didnʼt even realize they were robbed until cops returned the stolen goods later that year.
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He now refers to the SAE as the "Institute for the Return of Stolen Goods to the People".
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The charges in full were:A 16-year-old charged with theft, handling stolen goods, and an aggravated hate crime.
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If Mueller can prove that Russia was responsible, these actions could constitute crimes like hacking or providing stolen goods.
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They loaded the stolen goods onto a U-Haul truck and drove away, leaving the tireless vehicles on wooden blocks.
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But there's a huge black market for cigarettes, which comes from both stolen goods and smuggling from outside the country.
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The earliest search warrants had a very limited purpose—authorizing entry to private premises to find and recover stolen goods.
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Some were burglars, some were fences, and some would store the stolen goods, which also included jewelry, guns and computers.
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Unbeknownst to his clients, however, the dealer was selling legitimate artifacts next to stolen goods, New York officials have alleged.
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Evidently, the jury did not buy this defense and instead found Vallières guilty of theft, fraud, and trafficking stolen goods.
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You probably didn't know — and most museums weren't going to tell you — that many of those relics were stolen goods.
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They seized eight items and later charged one of the Asian art market's leading figures with trafficking in stolen goods.
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They are accused of extortion, handling stolen goods, vandalism and being mafia members, according to the arrest warrant seen by Reuters.
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Two Vietnamese nationals were charged with receiving stolen goods on a small tanker named Prime South (IMO: 2422), the documents showed.
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According to Freeport Luxembourg, however, it is a misnomer that they are used to evade taxes or traffic in stolen goods.
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This is, in part, based on the idea that paying for the acquisition of stolen goods drives up looting and theft.
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Jon Riley, a vice president for the digital strategy firm Publicis Sapient and previously the head of e-commerce user experience for Amazon Devices, said preventing the sale of stolen goods is a major challenge for the company, but retailers can be held liable if they don't do enough to ensure they're not selling stolen goods.
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Another hypothesis is that his partners cheated him out of the stolen goods, and that he may come back to exact revenge.
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She ended up having to expose her belly to a police officer, who thought the bump under her shirt was stolen goods.
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Is it possible that the City of New York could be guilty of buying "stolen goods" if it purchases Taser's body cameras?
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Other collectors would be fine with paying a premium for the stolen goods just to say they own a piece of history.
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Knight had definitely fashioned an elaborate North Pond encampment — made exclusively from stolen goods — concealed inside a ring of boulders and hemlocks.
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The Paris prosecutor's office opened an investigation for breach of trust, receiving stolen goods and complicity, the judicial source said later on Friday.
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Eleven suspects have been been questioned in connection with the crimes, but the case remains unsolved and the stolen goods haven't been found.
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The disgraced data firm chose declaring bankruptcy and folding back into its shell vs handing over the stolen goods and its algorithmic secrets.
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Lady Gaga's dress from the 2019 Golden Globes is headed to auction ... but turns out, it could be a case of stolen goods.
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Amazon rather famously won a 2014 US Supreme Court case brought by warehouse workers who were being searched for stolen goods every shift.
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He faces charges of conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods, as well as taking over land unlawfully to build meditation centers.
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Mr. Kriket had an extensive criminal record, with multiple convictions for robbery, possession of stolen goods and acts of violence, Mr. Molins added.
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It sounds cumbersome, Mr. von Bismarck admits, except when the alternative is a trade made up of more than 90 percent stolen goods.
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According to Brand, the buyer was "shocked and furious" to discover he was sold stolen goods, returning to Paris to attempt a refund.
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It was also alleged that Read worked with Marc Ian Highley, and that the men rented a storage unit to house the stolen goods.
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The gang leader's wife, brother, sister, and brother-in-law were held, accused of concealing a criminal and hiding stolen goods, the sources said.
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Phra Dhammachayo faces charges of conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods, as well as taking over land unlawfully to build meditation centers.
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They typically receive a gift card for the stolen goods and then sell it to a pawn shop or secondary store at a discount.
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Phra Dhammachayo faces charges of conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods, as well as taking over land unlawfully to build meditation centres.
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Like cops studying a burglar's operating style and stash of stolen goods, N.S.A. analysts have tried to figure out what the Shadow Brokers took.
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Atkins, who has even bigger fish to fry, takes on a crooked trucking outfit based in Tupelo that cons drivers into hauling stolen goods.
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Fisher was sentenced to eight years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to supply class A drugs, acquiring criminal property and handling stolen goods.
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Even if companies that were originally given the land have sold it on, the transfer should be viewed "like selling stolen goods," Namati's Millar said.
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The former abbot faces charges of conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods, as well as taking over land unlawfully to build meditation centres.
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Among the stolen goods was a game-worn Tom Brady jersey, which Cineus was wearing underneath his jacket when police located him, according to police.
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The museum has a nationwide APB out to recover the stolen goods, and photos of the missing 70-year-old bonsai are in circulation (NPR).
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Experts recommend looking for trusted payment gateways, including Braintree and PayPal, and buying from stores that use services like CheckMEND to flag up stolen goods.
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The men are suspected of handling stolen goods, though they are not accused of carrying out the theft of the 2 million kroner (~$306,000) artwork.
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Law enforcement sources tell us, if the buyers don't fork over the stolen goods, they could be prosecuted for the crime of receiving stolen property.
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"Ultimately what Amazon has to do is show good faith if the government comes knocking on the door and says, 'Look, you're selling stolen goods.'"
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During an interview, he recalled two Lemonade customers who have called to voluntarily return money given to them for stolen goods that were ultimately recovered.
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After Nuñez and Wilson make a getaway from the museum with their stolen goods, they stop to relieve themselves at the base of the towers.
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Sources say burglars made off with around $150k in valuables ... and they used her designer luggage to transport the stolen goods out of the house!!!
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Reputable pawnshops check the serial numbers of items against police databases of stolen goods and keep detailed records of sellers from whom they acquire articles.
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The former abbot faces charges of conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods, as well as taking over land unlawfully to build meditation centers.
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Sentencing Clark, Judge Alexander Milne, QC, compared the offenses to that of a common burglar who had entered a house, stolen goods, and altered a home.
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At Lobéké National Park, one of the Cameroonian parks highlighted in Mwenge's report, allegations of ranger abuses — beatings, torture, torched huts, stolen goods — date back years.
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Police say the teenage driver has been charged with reckless driving, felony receiving stolen goods, obstructing an officer and driving on a suspended or denied license.
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Thailand's attorney general said in November it would charge the temple's abbot, Phra Dhammachayo, and four others with conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods.
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He's suspected of breaking and entering, as well as identity theft, larceny, possessing stolen goods, and failing to appear in court in connection with previous cases.
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The court ruled, though, in a 1979 case involving the theft of stolen goods meant for interstate commerce, that covert entry is constitutional in some circumstances.
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Marlon King, of Watford, Gillingham and Birmingham fame, has been convicted for wounding, theft, credit card fraud, assault and receiving stolen goods, amongst various other charges.
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The burglars apparently thought the devices were cellphone chargers; the company, Roambee, was able to track the stolen goods and apprehend the crooks within six hours.
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According to the Getty, in 1973, acting on a request from Italy, German police initiated an investigation into whether the German dealer had received stolen goods.
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The former abbot, 72, faces charges of conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods, as well as taking over land unlawfully to build meditation centers.
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Feeling nervous afterward, he hastily ran into a nearby store—the same one where he met the girl he loved—and tried to dump the stolen goods.
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Officers also eavesdropped on the men at the Castle pub in Islington, a north London neighborhood, as they discussed how to divide and sell the stolen goods.
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The Post points out that Bannigan's LinkedIn lists former positions at other glossy magazines, which means she could have been selling stolen goods from other editors, too.
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Famed makeup artist Jeffree Star got his warehouse ransacked by burglars, and the heist is hitting him hard ... as in millions of dollars worth of stolen goods.
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Whether Nevins knew Guccifer 2.0 was a Russian intelligence cutout or his solicitation of stolen goods rises to the level of a crime remains to be seen.
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With the iPhone X retailing at between $999 and $1,150 in the U.S., the value of the stolen goods would have amounted to at least about $300,000.
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A search found fingerprint-besmirched dishes in the dishwasher, which was enough to issue warrants, and eventually arrest the crew and recover most of the stolen goods.
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So Don Jr., Paul Manafort and Jared Kushner should have known going in that if the offer was genuine, the oppo useful, it might involve stolen goods.
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Mr. Poignant cautioned that the €5 million figure was an estimate provided by the victims, and that the actual value of the stolen goods might be different.
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The news outlet reported Niec was convicted when he was 17 on one charge of destruction of property less than $100 and receiving and concealing stolen goods.
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Lochte's luck was even worse when he lived in Gainesville, FL -- check out all the police reports for alleged stolen goods: - May 2009: Ryan's Suzuki GSX-R750 motorcycle.
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The counterfeit beauty industry reels unsuspecting shoppers in with shockingly low prices, buying stolen goods from an unauthorized seller isn't only illegal — it can also be extremely dangerous.
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Lewis was charged with reckless driving by engaging police in high-speed pursuit, obstructing an officer, felony receiving stolen goods, and driving when license is suspended or denied.
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Atlanta (CNN)In nine months, one woman robbed six jewelery stores in five states, twice walking away with nearly $1 million in stolen goods, according to federal authorities.
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While the police have uncovered some of the stolen goods — hidden under a tombstone in a Victorian cemetery in London — a vast amount remains unaccounted for, prosecutors said.
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Their ptevious protests at the British Museum have involved leading an alternative tour of stolen goods, dissenting to an exhibition about dissent, and staging an ocean-themed flashmob.
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The starting point, according to prosecutors, was when an antiques dealer who had previously bought stolen goods from Mr. Tomic commissioned him to steal a painting by Léger.
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The Finans would place thousands of Amazon orders, create multiple false identities, and get the stolen goods from retail shipping stores all over Indiana, the U.S. Attorney's office said.
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"[I]f you know something is stolen and you bought it, you basically bought stolen goods and you're just as guilty as the guy that stole it," Ross said.
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For example, Fagin, the master thief in Charles Dickens's Oliver Twist, is based on a man named Ikey Solomon, who made his living as a fence for stolen goods.
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For example, "petit larceny" and "possession of stolen goods" might carry similar criminal consequences in state court, but larceny is considered a more serious crime under federal immigration law.
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"The ones you drive by on the freeway with a crystal meth guy on one side, stolen goods on the other and Dumbo in the middle," Richard Kraft said.
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The likelihood that you'll get a stolen television varies from place to place, because pawnshop regulations governing stolen goods vary by state and are mostly enforced by local police.
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The bear was found amid a cache of stolen goods that a man was selling out of a storage locker in Davis County, Utah — some 700 miles from Albuquerque.
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The Manhattan-based art dealer was charged with one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, one count of wire fraud, and one count of interstate transportation of stolen goods.
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"So if this woman's story is true, her problem is with Neil Armstrong — because he would have passed off stolen goods to her," said Pearlman, who runs the website collectSPACE.com.
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She loved her son, but was also worried about him enough to be periodically searching his room for drugs or stolen goods after that first serious incident with the police.
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The larger the community, the better because it increases the odds of a Tile user coming within range of your misplaced (or stolen) goods in order to transmit their location.
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Later that night, though, we see that Melvin tries to get revenge when the cops show up at the farm with a warrant to search the property for stolen goods.
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That's the question we're left asking ourselves after finding out the unspeakable: That half-eaten pint of rum raisin in all of our fridges could very likely be stolen goods.
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But Jeremy Bangs, director of the Dutch museum, read about the stolen goods when the theft was made public in March 2018 and contacted the Carnegie Library, the newspaper reported.
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As we see towards the end of the episode, Elodie is sitting on thousands of dollars worth of stolen goods, which are all crammed into a suitcase below her bed.
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The police said Ms. Ono helped the authorities identify the items as belonging to her husband, and they started an investigation into suspected fraud and the handling of stolen goods.
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Like Dolly, he immediately registered that a green larceny box was over an area that contained a couple of dollar stores where he has caught people running out with stolen goods.
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On the same day, a co-conspirator allegedly drove the custom tractor to the airport, claimed to be a licensed driver, and simply made off with approximately $6,791,636.81 of stolen goods.
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But it is, nonetheless, the stance he is taking, even as Poland ramps up its efforts to have him extradited to face criminal charges related to the acquisition of stolen goods.
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Executives said on the call that in one such incident, a network of thieves was caught with $1.4 million in Home Depot products among $85033 million worth of stolen goods overall.
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Federal prosecutors warn that he may be charged with transporting stolen goods or with the theft of trade secrets, a felony that brings a prison term of up to 10 years.
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A FENCE is both a "theft preventer ... or theft encourager": one kind of FENCE can keep out burglars, and another kind of FENCE buys stolen goods from burglars, thereby encouraging them.
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Last February, Amazon began warning investors in its annual report that it may never be able to prevent third-party merchants from selling "counterfeit, pirated or stolen goods" on the platform.
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At the very end of the Stories (which should definitely be in the running this award season), Teigen is seen leaving the house with bags upon bags of presumably stolen goods.
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Shenzhen Customs held a press conference to announce the arrest occurring along the Shenzhen-Hong Kong border and explain how drones were employed to setup a transportation method for the stolen goods.
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Mars Global Trading set up a sting with investigators to buy back 200 boxes of their own product, and authorities began tracking the alleged culprits to the location of the stolen goods.
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There he falls in with his uncles, a crew of smash-and-grab burglars, who seduce him with shiny stolen goods and initiate him into their trade while worrying about his reliability.
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The presence of the rest of the collection cast a long shadow over proceedings on Friday, and it showed the "return" for what it was: A simple case of stolen goods, intercepted.
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She said she was not aware of any other instances in the last 15 years in which a member had been found in violation of the ethics code for selling stolen goods.
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According to the FBI's website, organized groups of thieves often use intermediaries, commonly called fences, in cities such as Los Angeles, Houston, New York and Miami to convert stolen goods into cash.
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During an interview meant to determine if he needed help with drug addiction, the man explained to the police that he could "fence" the stolen goods at Cas Bar, the chief said.
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Rohana has been charged with theft of an object of cultural heritage from a museum, concealment of an object of cultural heritage stolen from a museum, and interstate transportation of stolen goods.
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A criminal investigation linked to the recovery of the paintings has been initiated, the head of of the Art Crimes department Riccardo Targetti said, with two unnamed people accused of receiving stolen goods.
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Her droll, perfunctory gyrations and sketchy device to bust a dealer in stolen goods are worth noting, but these are upstaged by the wealth of scenes shot in the long-gone Steeplechase Park.
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For gifts and stolen packages, check to see if your credit card issuer offers so-called purchase protection, which reimburses you for lost or stolen goods, said Matt Schulz, senior industry analyst for CreditCards.com.
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After his arrest in May, Mr. Jones agreed to show officers where he had hidden a bag of the stolen goods at Edmonton Cemetery in north London, under the gravestone of a family relative.
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"If I've never shown or talked about something, you know it's wrong," he says to the camera, seemingly suggesting that these aren't just potentially stolen goods, but also unregulated formulas not made by his team.
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Lonne was 15 when he first spent Christmas in prison, which was the start of an endless string of prison stints on account of—among other crimes—theft, violence, smuggling, pandering, and handling stolen goods.
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He pointed specifically to an FBI raid in September of an apartment Hernandez had been renting where authorities found an AR-15 and stolen goods that connected him to the victim in the April robbery.
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Ghost Ranch, New Mexico Ghost Ranch isn't haunted by evil spirits — that was a rumor started by 19th-century cattle rustlers who used the area to hide stolen goods to keep inquiring minds at bay.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Sixteen people and three companies have been charged in Denmark with tax fraud and receiving stolen goods worth up to a combined 500 million Danish crowns ($76 million), Copenhagen police said on Wednesday.
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Whether or not the renewed demands and debates, such as those voiced on the Stolen Goods Tour, will lead to a change in British law on the return of cultural objects, remains to be seen.
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Jean-Michel Corvez, 62, the antiques dealer said to have commissioned the heist, and Yonathan Birn, a 40-year old clockmaker, are both accused of receiving stolen goods and also face possible prison terms and fines.
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But wait, he did a lot of getting around as a fugitive, and if he's behind the heists he must be part of a large criminal network that can move a huge amount of stolen goods, right?
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On May 19, after the police had decided to arrest the men, Mr. Jones agreed to show prosecutors where he had hidden a bag of the stolen goods, under the gravestone of a relative of his partner.
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While this deep and relatively difficult to access part of the internet is often used for nefarious activities like selling drugs or stolen goods, merchants on this corner of the web look like they're expanding their services.
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When scientists experimentally remove the cache, the spiders will spend time searching for the stolen goods in proportion to how many separate items had been taken, rather than how big the total prey mass might have been.
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The online forums site Reddit also removed a handful of escort-related communities in recent days, though the ban was part of a broader crackdown on the exchange of weapons, drugs, sexual services, stolen goods and falsified documents.
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"Bitcoin's high level of transparency makes it easier for authorities and businesses to track any illicit activity or stolen goods and eventually return them to their rightful owner," Mati Greenspan, a market analyst with eToro, told VICE News.
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"I don't want stolen goods hanging on the wall — it's quite simple," said Jan Philipp Reemtsma, who hired a researcher 22009 years ago to examine the collection he inherited from his father, the tobacco industrialist Philipp F. Reemtsma.
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"Once a potential target home was selected, a larger vehicle would be utilized to give the suspects the opportunity to change into more comfortable clothing and hoodies to avoid being recognized and cart away the stolen goods," Carranza added.
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The Norwegian artist Leif Inge did a similar experiment, titled "22013 Beet Stretch" (21942); in each case, "stolen" goods — for Inge, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, stretched from about 21919 minutes to a somnambulantly majestic all-day affair — were rendered unrecognizable.
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"Once a potential target home was selected, a larger vehicle would be utilized to give the suspects the opportunity to change into more comfortable clothing and hoodies to avoid being recognized and cart away the stolen goods," Carranza said.
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"It's the season of stolen goods," said Mr. Carbone, an agent at Brown Harris Stevens who unwittingly let a stranger into the building a few weeks ago, only to see her steal the contents of a box and leave.
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Verma's claim also included about $2,000 to cover the cost of her stolen clothes and another $2,000 to cover the cost of other stolen goods, including a $325 claim for moisturizer and a $53 claim for noise-cancelling headphones.
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The first auction, set for Sunday, will seek bids for 77 vehicles with a total starting price of around $1.5 million, Ricardo Rodriguez, head of the newly created Institute to Return Stolen Goods to the People, said at a news conference.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Three late 15th century paintings missing since they were looted by Nazi troops from a Tuscan villa over 70 years ago have been recovered and two people have been accused of receiving stolen goods, police announced on Monday.
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He said he once followed another man on foot for about 45 minutes, trying to talk to him about issues of "accountability for his actions," even though the stolen goods, valued at about $1,500, had been dropped at the store's door.
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While their plea agreement stipulates that the Finans will pay Amazon restitution of $1,218,504, authorities said that the Finans only made $725,000 off the scheme due to the nature of trafficking stolen goods through a fence and across state lines.
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On Sundays, at around five o'clock in the morning, thrifty locals browse il mercato delle cose rubate , "the market of stolen goods," where you can find televisions, toilet seats, chandeliers, ovens, sunglasses, leather jackets, cabinets, jewelry, iPhones, seven-piece dining sets.
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"The main center for the smuggling of cultural heritage items is the Turkish city of Gaziantep, where the stolen goods are sold at illegal auctions and then through a network of antique shops and at the local market," Churkin wrote.
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After calling the cops for assistance, they took a look inside and saw that it was full of marijuana, cigar wrappers, alcohol bottles and a cache of apparently stolen goods that included a flat-screen TV and five new pairs of Jordan sneakers.
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Keeping an eye out for store detectives, and communicating with complicated hand signals, they nip past the checkout with a backpack of stolen goods, although their their ill-gotten gains appear to be less important to them than their father-son bonding.
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Bloodworth told The Sun in an interview that the warehouse resembled a prison or an airport, with high security scanners that check workers for banned items like hoodies, sunglasses, and phones, and other employees who pat down workers to check for stolen goods.
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One would think Mueller would find it difficult to not understand Trump's repeated expression of approval for WikiLeaks publication of stolen goods as not representing a "tacit agreement" to promote "election interference" — Mueller's awkward restatement of his charge to determine Trump-Russia collusion.
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Then came news that Ms. Verma sought reimbursement of $43,065 for more than 20 pieces of jewelry, including an Ivanka Trump-branded pendant, about $2,000 for clothes and $2,000 for other stolen goods, including $325 for moisturizer and $349 for noise-canceling headphones.
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"We also may be unable to prevent sellers in our stores or through other stores from selling unlawful, counterfeit, pirated, or stolen goods, selling goods in an unlawful or unethical manner, violating the proprietary rights of others, or otherwise violating our policies," the filing said.
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" In February, Amazon included counterfeiting in its financial disclosures as a risk factor for the first time, saying it might not be able to prevent its merchants "from selling unlawful, counterfeit, pirated or stolen goods" or "selling goods in an unlawful or unethical manner.
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Thomas Holt, an associate professor of criminal justice at Michigan State University, recently conducted a study with some colleagues examining the strategies used by individuals operating in the real world for stolen goods in virtual illicit markets that are hidden from the public — specifically, the dark web.
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Suspects who enroll in Turning Point's program pay up to $425, of which about as much as $75 goes to retailers in restitution to cover their time spent processing the suspect and any damage to the stolen goods, the company's founder Lohra Miller told the newspaper.
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Thus began a nearly 20153-year saga in which a lawsuit claimed that the artworks were "stolen goods"; the police began an investigation; the courts heard contradictory testimony; and multiple appeals and hearings took the defendants and Picasso's heirs all the way to France's top appeals court.
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"We also may be unable to prevent sellers in our stores or through other stores from selling unlawful, counterfeit, pirated, or stolen goods, selling goods in an unlawful or unethical manner, violating the proprietary rights of others, or otherwise violating our policies," Amazon wrote in the report.
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The stolen data, which came from more than 150,000 compromised payment cards, resulted in over $20 million in fraudulent purchases made on U.S. credit cards, it added, saying Burkov was also accused of running an online forum where elite cyber criminals bought and sold stolen goods and services.
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The History Blog offers more context about these curse tablets: Found throughout the Greco-Roman world even well into the Christian era, curse tablets called on spirits, demonic or divine powers to control a target — destroy an enemy, force restitution of stolen goods, get someone in the sack or make the opposing team lose.
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"Since all victims are Mainland Chinese and at present, it appears no Taiwanese were scammed and in addition, because these cases involve organised crime, China requested Malaysia send back all 97 victims to Mainland China to ensure smooth investigations, stolen goods are recovered, justice is administered according to the law and the legal rights of victims are upheld," Xinhua wrote in a commentary.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — On Saturday, December 8, activists from around the world led a tour of the British Museum, during which they called for the museum to return cultural objects acquired through colonialism, and to end sponsorship from the oil company BP. The unofficial "Stolen Goods Tour," which was organized by the protest theatre group BP Or Not BP?
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The next stop on the Stolen Goods Tour was the exhibition Ashurbanipal: King of Assyria, King of the World, which is sponsored by BP. Following a performance-demonstration at the press opening of the exhibition, Shahla, a campaigner of Iraqi descent voiced her anger at the fact that cultural objects from the area which is now Iraq are being used to promote BP, which supported the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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A post in Reddit's site announcements community (aptly titled r/announcements) states: As of today, users may not use Reddit to solicit or facilitate any transaction or gift involving certain goods and services, including:Firearms, ammunition, or explosives;Drugs, including alcohol and tobacco, or any controlled substances (except advertisements placed in accordance with our advertising policy);Paid services involving physical sexual contact;Stolen goods;Personal information;Falsified official documents or currencyIt's unclear how much of this illicit activity was actually going on within Reddit, though it seems enough for it to be codified as a new content policy.
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