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8 charged in retail theft ring involving stolen goods like beef, copper and more 
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Ex-NYPD sergeant indicted for stealing $132K for unworked hours: D.A.
A former NYPD sergeant previously arrested for shoplifting cough medicine was indicted Tuesday for stealing more than $132,000 in wages for hours she never worked, officials said Tuesday.
NYPD sergeant indicted for stealing over $132,000 in overtime pay
A Manhattan NYPD sergeant was indicted on Tuesday for allegedly stealing more than $132,000 in pay for overtime she never worked, prosecutors said Tuesday.
D.A. Bragg: Former NYPD Sergeant Indicted For Stealing $132K In Pay
“As alleged, Rayna Rampaul stole approximately $132,000 in pay from the NYPD while she worked as a sergeant, a leadership position,” said District Attorney Bragg. “City employees who fraudulently drain the City’s coffers will be held accountable.”
Eight alleged US thieves indicted for stealing $5m worth of cheese, beef and cigarettes
Eight people were indicted this week in New York in connection with what prosecutors describe as a “wide-ranging retail theft ring” that stole nearly $5m worth of goods – from steaks to cheeses to copper wiring and cigarettes.
Fake shipping ring hacked data to steal $5M in meat, cheese, cigarettes: officials
A sophisticated theft ring used hacked data, fake trucking logs and bogus shipping information to steal nearly $5 million in goods from retailers across the Northeast to sell in New York City, officials said.
Manhattan District Attorney's Office