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Saks Loss Case Study

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On Tuesday evening, Wrentham Police responded to a shoplifting in progress call at SAKS Off 5th, the outlet store for Saks 5th Avenue. The Saks Loss Prevention officer said he saw the trio concealing items while inside the store.

Police watched from outside until the suspects leave the store and get into their rented Dodge Charger. Police then searched the rental car and found the trunk full of bags with stolen merchandise. The suspects used tool to pry the inventory control tags off or they wrapped the devices in foil to render the exit door alarms useless, according to police.

Police arrested Topaze Stinson, 44, Tanichole Kline, 34, and Tamisha Brown, 31, all from Hartford, Connecticut.

In total, merchandise from 17 stores, totaling

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