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Shoplifters get away with US$ 1,200 worth of games |
Listed in: Wii, PS3, Xbox 360 Tags: crime
Contrary to our previous post where a gaming-related argument may have ended up in a crime, this next one has a duo that worked together to pull off a game-related crime. Two shoplifters walked away with US$ 1,200 worth of video games in Denver and are now wanted by the police.
Their modus operandi? Classic. One of them will distract employees while the other gets busy pocketing the merchandise. They took turns in doing so, that's why they were able to hide so many games in their clothes.
Unfortunately for them, there's no distracting the surveillance cameras, which were able to catch them at work and as they boarded their getaway car. Unfortunately for the store, the pair still managed to get away. The report didn't mention which games were taken and which platforms they were for.
The crime went down last August 10th at 11:45AM at the local Ultimate Store, so these are folks that do their thing even in broad daylight. Denver police are now hunting these individuals down and are offering a cash reward for information that may lead to their capture.
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if they were used game we can average that out to be about 20-60 used games if that store has used games which i don't know...
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once you leave a shop, the security guard must tread very carefully
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they deserve it then
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But it doesn't make sense putting full games boxed on the shelves, it should just be the cover with box and that's it.
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