New York is A different world
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Nig smacked the cobra commander helmet mask back on
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HERALD SQUARE, Manhattan (WABC) -- A beauty store in Manhattan was shut down Wednesday for allegedly selling stolen goods.
Rehana's Cosmetics, located near Macy's in Herald Square, allegedly sold stolen goods from Macy's, Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid, Duane Reade and other retailers.
Investigators say the establishment possessed over $1 million in stolen products and the store was a well-known destination to bring stolen goods.
More than $200,000 of the goods were stolen from Macy's alone, officials said.
When police executed a search warrant at the store and two of its storage units in January, investigators found cosmetics, beauty supplies, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, electronic grooming devices, clothing, designer handbags, backpacks, toys, kitchenware and household appliances, Lego sets, coffee machines and vacuums.
It was enough stolen property to fill 450 cardboard boxes, officials say.
Bibi Rehana Khan, 54, and Aaron Khan, 40, are charged with multiple counts of criminal possession of stolen property.
"Retail theft is a scourge that impacts our local businesses and jeopardizes the safety of employees and customers alike. We must use every tool in our toolbox to address the root causes of retail theft, and a critical piece of that is upstream, proactive investigations into those who stand to profit. In addition to disrupting fencing networks, we will continue to target the small number of recidivists who are driving a significant amount of retail theft and ensure appropriate accountability," said Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
Elected officials have been trying to get a handle on an epidemic of retail thefts that started during the pandemic in 2020. Retailers have been trying to deter shoplifters by keeping merchandise locked up.
New York City beauty and cosmetics store accused of selling stolen products
Authorities say the beauty store possessed more than $1 million in stolen property and was a well-known destination to bring stolen goods.
HERALD SQUARE, Manhattan (WABC) -- A beauty store in Manhattan was shut down Wednesday for allegedly selling stolen goods.
Rehana's Cosmetics, located near Macy's in Herald Square, allegedly sold stolen goods from Macy's, Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid, Duane Reade and other retailers.
Investigators say the establishment possessed over $1 million in stolen products and the store was a well-known destination to bring stolen goods.
More than $200,000 of the goods were stolen from Macy's alone, officials said.
When police executed a search warrant at the store and two of its storage units in January, investigators found cosmetics, beauty supplies, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, electronic grooming devices, clothing, designer handbags, backpacks, toys, kitchenware and household appliances, Lego sets, coffee machines and vacuums.
It was enough stolen property to fill 450 cardboard boxes, officials say.
Bibi Rehana Khan, 54, and Aaron Khan, 40, are charged with multiple counts of criminal possession of stolen property.
"Retail theft is a scourge that impacts our local businesses and jeopardizes the safety of employees and customers alike. We must use every tool in our toolbox to address the root causes of retail theft, and a critical piece of that is upstream, proactive investigations into those who stand to profit. In addition to disrupting fencing networks, we will continue to target the small number of recidivists who are driving a significant amount of retail theft and ensure appropriate accountability," said Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
Elected officials have been trying to get a handle on an epidemic of retail thefts that started during the pandemic in 2020. Retailers have been trying to deter shoplifters by keeping merchandise locked up.
Oh they going down , down@tallblacknyc @playahaitian @Gemini
New York City beauty and cosmetics store accused of selling stolen products
Authorities say the beauty store possessed more than $1 million in stolen property and was a well-known destination to bring stolen goods.
HERALD SQUARE, Manhattan (WABC) -- A beauty store in Manhattan was shut down Wednesday for allegedly selling stolen goods.
Rehana's Cosmetics, located near Macy's in Herald Square, allegedly sold stolen goods from Macy's, Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid, Duane Reade and other retailers.
Investigators say the establishment possessed over $1 million in stolen products and the store was a well-known destination to bring stolen goods.
More than $200,000 of the goods were stolen from Macy's alone, officials said.
When police executed a search warrant at the store and two of its storage units in January, investigators found cosmetics, beauty supplies, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, electronic grooming devices, clothing, designer handbags, backpacks, toys, kitchenware and household appliances, Lego sets, coffee machines and vacuums.
It was enough stolen property to fill 450 cardboard boxes, officials say.
Bibi Rehana Khan, 54, and Aaron Khan, 40, are charged with multiple counts of criminal possession of stolen property.
"Retail theft is a scourge that impacts our local businesses and jeopardizes the safety of employees and customers alike. We must use every tool in our toolbox to address the root causes of retail theft, and a critical piece of that is upstream, proactive investigations into those who stand to profit. In addition to disrupting fencing networks, we will continue to target the small number of recidivists who are driving a significant amount of retail theft and ensure appropriate accountability," said Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
Elected officials have been trying to get a handle on an epidemic of retail thefts that started during the pandemic in 2020. Retailers have been trying to deter shoplifters by keeping merchandise locked up.
Black excellence. She reversed that woman’s finishing move into her demised.. chick thought she was Brutus the barber beefcake with the sleeper hold and sis flipped that and was about to make that pale face bitch turn into a skinhead by trying to pull her hair out
All that and only three felonies? That shit is soft.@tallblacknyc @playahaitian @Gemini
New York City beauty and cosmetics store accused of selling stolen products
Authorities say the beauty store possessed more than $1 million in stolen property and was a well-known destination to bring stolen goods.
HERALD SQUARE, Manhattan (WABC) -- A beauty store in Manhattan was shut down Wednesday for allegedly selling stolen goods.
Rehana's Cosmetics, located near Macy's in Herald Square, allegedly sold stolen goods from Macy's, Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid, Duane Reade and other retailers.
Investigators say the establishment possessed over $1 million in stolen products and the store was a well-known destination to bring stolen goods.
More than $200,000 of the goods were stolen from Macy's alone, officials said.
When police executed a search warrant at the store and two of its storage units in January, investigators found cosmetics, beauty supplies, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, electronic grooming devices, clothing, designer handbags, backpacks, toys, kitchenware and household appliances, Lego sets, coffee machines and vacuums.
It was enough stolen property to fill 450 cardboard boxes, officials say.
Bibi Rehana Khan, 54, and Aaron Khan, 40, are charged with multiple counts of criminal possession of stolen property.
"Retail theft is a scourge that impacts our local businesses and jeopardizes the safety of employees and customers alike. We must use every tool in our toolbox to address the root causes of retail theft, and a critical piece of that is upstream, proactive investigations into those who stand to profit. In addition to disrupting fencing networks, we will continue to target the small number of recidivists who are driving a significant amount of retail theft and ensure appropriate accountability," said Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
Elected officials have been trying to get a handle on an epidemic of retail thefts that started during the pandemic in 2020. Retailers have been trying to deter shoplifters by keeping merchandise locked up.
My people worked in that station this afternoon. This is what she told me
Ice Spice cards at Penn Station on the 8th Avenue side were completely sold out by NOON. That's 18 machines with 1500 Metro cards each. 12 machines with 750 Metro cards. Comes to 36000 Metro cards for a MINIMUM of $6.50......A nice quarter million at ONE location.
Mind you.....some folks were putting $50 on them cards
I wonder did she get any bread for using her likeness
you can bet they trying to do this again,.. Mta new cash grab
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WTF. Why not get a bus, create and after school program to take HS kids in the Bronx and Brooklyn to a local pool, teach them to swim, teach them CPR and HIRE CITIZENS OF THE USA.
34-year-old stabbed twice in Manhattan subway station; no arrests made
A 34-year-old was stabbed twice in a Manhattan subway station early Wednesday as the morning rush got underway, police said — and his attacker is still on the loose. Cops say they were called to the Delancey and Essex streets station around 5:30 a.m. for a report about a male stabbed in the J...
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