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Governor Newsom announced significant new progress in California’s ongoing effort to combat organized retail theft, reporting 32,613 arrests, 25,843 cases referred for prosecution, and nearly $260 million in recovered stolen goods since October 2023, all stemming from the state’s historic public safety investments.
 
Among the successes highlighted in the announcement was the outstanding work of our very own Major Crimes Bureau which was recognized for a recent operation that recovered approximately $4 million in stolen cargo freight linked to multiple major retailers, including Foot Locker, Epson, and Ulta. Remarkably, the operation noted in the release was not the largest recovery conducted by the Major Crimes Bureau this year! In March, investigators recovered approximately $7 million in stolen cargo freight and an additional $1 million in U.S. currency during a separate enforcement operation.
 
Through the funding provided by the state, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department established the Organized Retail Crimes Task Force (ORCTF) in September 2023. Operating within the Major Crimes Bureau, the task force consists of three specialized teams:
 
• Organized Retail Crimes Task Force (ORCTF)
• Cargo Criminal Apprehension Team (CCATS)
• Burglary and Robbery Task Force (BRTF)
 
In 2026 alone, the combined efforts of ORCTF, BRTF, and CCATS resulted in a recovered cargo value of over $28 million dollars through 36 search warrant and enforcement operations.
 
These teams are dedicated to investigating, identifying, and apprehending individuals involved in organized retail theft and related criminal enterprises.
 
Major Crimes Bureau detectives work closely with local law enforcement agencies, regional organized retail crime task forces, and federal partners to address retail theft and cargo theft throughout Los Angeles County and beyond.
 
Through continued state funding, strategic partnerships, and coordinated enforcement efforts, the Major Crimes Bureau remains committed to disrupting organized retail crime networks, recovering stolen property, and protecting businesses and communities throughout Los Angeles County and across the state

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Governor Newsom announced significant new progress in California’s ongoing effort to combat organized retail theft, reporting 32,613 arrests, 25,843 cases referred for prosecution, and nearly $260 million in recovered stolen goods since October 2023, all stemming from the state’s historic public safety investments.   Among the successes highlighted in the announcement was the outstanding work of our very own Major Crimes Bureau which was recognized for a recent operation that recovered approximately $4 million in stolen cargo freight linked to multiple major retailers, including Foot Locker, Epson, and Ulta. Remarkably, the operation noted in the release was not the largest recovery conducted by the Major Crimes Bureau this year! In March, investigators recovered approximately $7 million in stolen cargo freight and an additional $1 million in U.S. currency during a separate enforcement operation.   Through the funding provided by the state, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department established the Organized Retail Crimes Task Force (ORCTF) in September 2023. Operating within the Major Crimes Bureau, the task force consists of three specialized teams:   • Organized Retail Crimes Task Force (ORCTF)
• Cargo Criminal Apprehension Team (CCATS)
• Burglary and Robbery Task Force (BRTF)   In 2026 alone, the combined efforts of ORCTF, BRTF, and CCATS resulted in a recovered cargo value of over $28 million dollars through 36 search warrant and enforcement operations.   These teams are dedicated to investigating, identifying, and apprehending individuals involved in organized retail theft and related criminal enterprises.   Major Crimes Bureau detectives work closely with local law enforcement agencies, regional organized retail crime task forces, and federal partners to address retail theft and cargo theft throughout Los Angeles County and beyond.   Through continued state funding, strategic partnerships, and coordinated enforcement efforts, the Major Crimes Bureau remains committed to disrupting organized retail crime networks, recovering stolen property, and protecting businesses and communities throughout Los Angeles County and across the state

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