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Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart announced Thursday that approximately $2.4 million in suspected stolen merchandise, along with a handful of guns, was recovered in the .

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Officers from Lyons, Illinois, began investigating the warehouse last week after a reported retail theft led them to the site in the West Side of Chicago, according to CBS .

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Six south suburban men—including one from Orland Park and another from Oak Lawn—were busted by the Cook County sheriff’s police and accused of operating a .

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Chicago, IL – Cook County Sheriff’s Police recovered approximately $2.4 million in alleged stolen merchandise following an investigation into a large-scale organized .

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Cook County Sheriff’s police recovered more than $2 million in suspected stolen merchandise along with five guns after busting a fencing operation at a Chicago store .

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SPRINGFIELD – An unrelated arrest by the Chicago Police Department on Nov. 28 led to a state task force seizing millions of dollars’ worth of goods stolen from retailers .

Two people were arrested by law enforcement officials in Chicago after more than half-a-million dollars in counterfeit designer apparel was allegedly found in their possession.

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CHICAGO — Prosecutors say a shoplifting crew stole merchandise worth more than $17,000 by raiding five Lululemon stores in under 90 minutes earlier this month. .

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LYONS, Ill. (WLS) — Two men have been arrested and accused of stealing millions of dollars in merchandise from high end companies as part of a multistate theft ring, .

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An unrelated arrest by the Chicago Police Department on Sunday led to a state task force this week seizing millions of dollars’ worth of goods stolen from retailers in .

Apparently, the Cook County Sheriff’s police – those guys are busy, let me tell ya – they raided some store in Chicago and found *over two million* in suspected stolen goods. Plus, FIVE guns! Yikes. It sounds like a real movie scene, doesn’t it? You just wonder what kind of operation was going on there. Probably not your average mom-and-pop shop, that’s for sure.

And then, get this, the Chicago PD, totally unrelated, busted someone else on November 28th. That one led to a state task force seizing even *more* stolen stuff. Millions worth, again! I’m honestly starting to wonder if there’s like, a secret underground market for stolen designer goods I’m not in on. Maybe I should invest, lol (jk… mostly).

Then there’s this Reddit thing, which, let’s be real, is probably where a lot of us get our “news” these days. Two people arrested for half a million in *counterfeit* designer apparel. Counterfeit! So not even stolen, just straight-up fake. Makes you think about all those “deals” you see online, huh? Are you *really* getting that Gucci bag for 80% off, or is it just a really good knockoff? Scary stuff.

Oh, and speaking of stolen stuff, not fake… apparently some shoplifting crew hit up a bunch of Lululemon stores. Lululemon! They stole, like, $17,000 worth of stuff in under 90 minutes. That’s… impressive, in a totally illegal way. I mean, how much yoga gear can one person carry? It’s like a Mission Impossible movie, but instead of saving the world, they’re stealing leggings.

And get this – there’s a multistate theft ring!! Two guys in Lyons (of all places!) are accused of stealing *millions* from “high end companies”. The article doesn’t say what kind of goods but, I mean, you can bet it’s not garden gnomes.

Honestly, I’m kinda all over the place here. Fake clothes, stolen clothes, guns, multistate rings… it’s a mess! Is this some kind of new trend? Are people just getting REALLY into stealing and faking designer stuff? I feel like I need a flowchart to keep track of all this. And maybe a new pair of magnifying glasses, just in case.