Organized Shoplifting Is $100B Problem—It Hurts Businesses Big and Small, Costing Jobs and Even Lives

Organized Shoplifting Is $100B Problem—It Hurts Businesses Big and Small, Costing Jobs and Even Lives
A sign informs customers that a Walgreens pharmacy and convenience store would soon be closing in New York City. A surge in shoplifting is occurring there and in other cities across the country, resulting in store closures, losses of jobs and tax revenues, and other adverse effects. Spencer Platt/Getty Images
Cully Stimson
Zack Smith
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Corporate America is finally waking up to the fact that woke policies on crime are costing them billions.
Charles “Cully” Stimson is a leading expert in national security, homeland security, crime control, immigration, and drug policy at The Heritage Foundation’s Center for Legal and Judicial Studies.
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