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Police in Hamilton Arrest 32 in Retail Theft Case

July 21, 20264 Mins Read
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A recent investigation by Hamilton Police into organized retail theft has led to 32 individuals facing a total of 235 criminal charges. The operation also resulted in the recovery of over $300,000 worth of suspected stolen goods, along with the seizure of a 2021 Ram TRX valued at around $100,000.

Following a significant 25 percent rise in theft incidents at Home Depot locations in Hamilton, police initiated Project Checkout to track down those responsible and disrupt the illegal resale of stolen items.

What started as an investigation into shoplifting quickly uncovered a larger organized scheme. Investigators discovered that groups were stealing valuable tools and construction equipment from Home Depot stores and then selling these items online at prices much lower than retail. In some cases, perpetrators even threatened violence when staff tried to intervene.

Throughout the four-month investigation, law enforcement executed two search warrants at both a commercial site and a residence. They recovered hundreds of suspected stolen tools and other items linked to this theft ring. Additionally, they seized a 2021 Ram TRX believed to be connected to crime activities and valued at about $100,000.

Organized retail theft has impacts that go well beyond just the store itself. Stolen merchandise is frequently resold online, which not only fuels further criminal activity but also increases costs for businesses and consumers alike. By breaking up this network, investigators have managed to recover stolen property, stop further crimes, and eliminate a significant amount of stolen goods from the illegal market.

The Hamilton Police collaborated closely with Home Depot’s Asset Protection Team during this effort; their ongoing partnership and information sharing played a crucial role in achieving successful results from this investigation.

Project Checkout Results

32 people charged235 criminal charges15 court orders obtained Two search warrants executed More than $300,000 in suspected stolen property recovered One 2021 Ram TRX seized (approximately $100,000)

The following individuals have been charged:

James Classen, 64

Theft Under $5,000Fail to Comply with Probation x 2

Ronny Maroughi, 33

Brandon Comley, 33

Geddy Jensen, 43

Rajwinder Singh, 45

Karanbir Singh, 31

Sartaj Singh, 28

Theft Under $5,000Fail to Comply with Probation x 2

Lakhvir Singh, 27

Aashish Sharma, 34

Theft Over $5,000Fail to Comply with Probation x 2

Adam Greenly, 30

Vishkavjeet Singh, 23

Cody Wood, 31Theft Under $5 ,000Fail to Comply with Probation x4

Andrew Doyle ,47

Matthew Wells ,44

Mati Husam ,34

Rita Al Bezo ,33

Vishavjeet Singh ,23

Theft Under$5 ,000Possessionof Property Obtainedby Crime Under$5 ,000Failto Complywith Probationx2

Manpreet Singh ,30

Theft Under$5 ,000Possessionof Property Obtainedby Crime Under$5 ,000Failto Complywith Release Orderx4

David Phung ،19

Theft Under$5 ،000Possessionof Property Obtainedby Crime Under$5 ،000Traffickingin Property Obtainedby Crime Resist Arrest

Timothy Hall،42

Theft Under$5 ،000Possessionof Property Obtainedby Crime Under$5 ،000Failto Complywith Probation

Conor Fisher،26

Theft Under$5 ،000Possessionof Property Obtainedby Crime Under$5 ،000

Gurmeet Singh،28

Theft Under $5000 Possession of Property Obtained by Crime Under $5000

Daljinder Singh,35 Theft under8x5000 In addition,possess property obtained through crime under58000 If you disobeyed it,you must comply with release order74 They should respect the undertaking. Samir Mati、50 Stealing less than55000-49000. If you stole property obtained through crime Jonathan Woodruff、21-49 If you steal less than55000-47000. It’s important that you comply so your honor can hear Mark Mc Comb、55 Steal5617 dollars or more. Each person will be recognized for their possession. Dylan Payne,29 -49. It is important that each individual who complies is recognized. Each person will be honored for their possessions as well. Gurjit Kaur、25-不明收益. You must comply before taking custody again if necessary. William Duce 、49-440万美金以上的所有者应受到法律保护. Anyone can possess something if it is safe. Malkit Singh ,46. You are all subject to my rule here no matter where I am going unless I can no longer protect myself from harm. Kamaljit Sandhu、41 -50亿美元以下对于任何人都不能受到保护. Anyone who possesses something is excluded if they do not wish me any harm.
Anyone who knows anything about organized retail theft or trafficking in stolen property is encouraged to reach out Detective Constable Max Lamont at905-546-2917or email him directly at [email protected].

For anonymous tips contact Crime Stoppersat1-800-222-8477(TIPS) or submit online via www. crimestoppershamilton. com.

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