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A study from retail interest groups, the National Retail Federation and the Loss Prevention Research Council, states that shoplifting is more common today than before the pandemic.
It reports that the average number of shoplifting incidents per year increased by 93% in 2023 compared to 2019. The report claims that the “underlying” challenge behind this increase is organized retail crime.
The group is using the study’s findings to advocate for federal legislation that would make it easier to prosecute theft as a federal felony and establish a task force within the Department of Homeland Security to share resources between state and local agencies.
“Retailers continue to navigate a rising retail theft landscape that has evolved significantly over time,” NRF Vice President for Asset Protection and Retail Operations David Johnston stated in a press release. “Protecting store associates and customers, coupled with reducing today’s levels of violence and retail crime, requires a whole-community approach and collaboration across all stakeholders.”
WPTV has reported on various shoplifting plots and organized retail theft rings over the past few years. Gov. Ron DeSantis signed new legislation in April 2024 related to shoplifting and organized retail theft.
The law lowers the threshold for charges of more serious felonies, adds penalties if people collaborate with more than four individuals to steal items or use social media for communication, and enhances penalties for individuals with prior convictions.
Florida’s Attorney General Ashley Moody created a statewide task force to combat retail theft in 2021 and a new interactive database to help identify trends, suspects, and facilitate arrests. In a press release, Moody mentioned that the database assisted in making an arrest of a woman who caused more than $100,000 in losses to stores across five counties.
“Working with our law enforcement partners and our Florida Organized Retail Crime Exchange Task Force, we dismantled a massive organized retail theft ring with a third arrest this week,” Moody said. “Criminal organizations be warned — in Florida, we have the tools and talent to investigate and take down your criminal enterprise, and you will pay for your crimes.”
Other interest groups, such as the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, argue that organizations like the National Retail Federation use outdated data to create a fear-over-fact narrative.
They contend that this narrative is then used to enact “punitive policies” that further criminalize poverty and potentially cause disproportionate harm to vulnerable communities.
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A study from retail interest groups, the National Retail Federation and the Loss Prevention Research Council, states that shoplifting is more common today than before the pandemic.
It reports that the average number of shoplifting incidents per year increased by 93% in 2023 compared to 2019. The report claims that the “underlying” challenge behind this increase is organized retail crime.
The group is using the study’s findings to advocate for federal legislation that would make it easier to prosecute theft as a federal felony and establish a task force within the Department of Homeland Security to share resources between state and local agencies.
“Retailers continue to navigate a rising retail theft landscape that has evolved significantly over time,” NRF Vice President for Asset Protection and Retail Operations David Johnston stated in a press release. “Protecting store associates and customers, coupled with reducing today’s levels of violence and retail crime, requires a whole-community approach and collaboration across all stakeholders.”
WPTV has reported on various shoplifting plots and organized retail theft rings over the past few years. Gov. Ron DeSantis signed new legislation in April 2024 related to shoplifting and organized retail theft.
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The law lowers the threshold for charges of more serious felonies, adds penalties if people collaborate with more than four individuals to steal items or use social media for communication, and enhances penalties for individuals with prior convictions.
Florida’s Attorney General Ashley Moody created a statewide task force to combat retail theft in 2021 and a new interactive database to help identify trends, suspects, and facilitate arrests. In a press release, Moody mentioned that the database assisted in making an arrest of a woman who caused more than $100,000 in losses to stores across five counties.
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“Working with our law enforcement partners and our Florida Organized Retail Crime Exchange Task Force, we dismantled a massive organized retail theft ring with a third arrest this week,” Moody said. “Criminal organizations be warned — in Florida, we have the tools and talent to investigate and take down your criminal enterprise, and you will pay for your crimes.”
Other interest groups, such as the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, argue that organizations like the National Retail Federation use outdated data to create a fear-over-fact narrative.
They contend that this narrative is then used to enact “punitive policies” that further criminalize poverty and potentially cause disproportionate harm to vulnerable communities.

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Giving thanks today and always for the New York Coalition for Open Government.
It’s strange to me, in an era when so many backed a return to office by Donald Trump because they support “draining the swamp” of government, that the coalition can’t get more public traction for its ideas and ideals.
For those who aren’t aware, the coalition is a statewide good government advocacy group founded by Paul Wolf, an attorney from Williamsville. Coalition members support tons of sensible stuff, like making sure local governments and school districts operate appropriately, within the law and in the interest of being transparent to the voters, residents and taxpayers whose money supports their operations.
The group released its annual “naughty and nice” list last week, a highlight of the year for a good government geek like me.
We previously reported that the Niagara Falls City Council chairman’s September decision to bar a resident from discussing a response she received to a Freedom of Information Law request at the podium inside city hall. Oh, and he called a cop over to have her removed, too, which did not score well with Wolf and company.
Yes, Gov. Kathy Hochul and New York City Mayor Eric Adams were named as “naughty,” too.
The rest of the list included several tidbits I found fascinating.
For example, Wolf said a lawsuit revealed New York City’s Police Department had delayed responses to 42,000 FOIL requests over a four-year period.
Forty-two thousand!
Then there’s the Nassau County Police Department, which has spent at least $100,000 fighting a FOIL request for a phone directory despite receiving multiple court orders to do so and being held in contempt by the courts.
“This is a pretty outrageous example of the lengths some will go to fight a FOIL request,” Wolf said.
One relatable “naughty” list entry involved the Syracuse school board’s decision to send a cease and desist letter to a news station, asking the outlet to stop contacting board members with questions.
He only got a naughty, but it sounds like Phil Skowfoe Jr., supervisor in the town of Fulton in Schoharie County, deserved the “mean, old Mr. Potter” award for taking it upon himself to eliminate people’s right to speak during board meetings and requiring them to submit a request to speak one week prior to any meeting.
As Wolf noted, the requests need to be made before the town council’s agenda is released, making it impossible for residents to know what might interest them enough to sign up to talk about at the next town meeting.
“Just another example of this growing movement of not wanting to hear from the public,” Wolf said.
It’s not all doom and gloom.
There’s a “nice” list too.
The people on it are considered fighters for transparency, people like Town of Colton Board member Kevin Beary who challenged his community’s supervisor for refusing to explain his decision for entering into executive session.
During the presentation of the coalition’s 2024 “naughty and nice” list, Beary talked about something I’ve witnessed in local governments and school districts for years, what he called the “weird relationship” that often involves psychological dominance and submission between supervisors and board members.
“The board members are afraid,” he said. “They don’t want to make waves.”
Wolf and coalition members have for years now been trying to make waves in what often amounts to a sea of sharks running local and state government in New York.
They want public information, including meeting agendas and any accompanying documentation, to be readily available to the public.
They want public officials to adhere to open meetings laws and to conduct business in public so members of the media can follow along and better understand what’s being done with public resources.
They want stiffer penalties for violators, noting that, as of now, New York has no real punishments for public officials who skirt the laws, outright ignore them or even abuse them.
“Our laws are very weak compared to many other states so we will keep up the fight,” Wolf said.
It’s a worthwhile fight and I’m glad Wolf and company keep fighting it.
The government “swamp” isn’t confined to Washington, D.C.
When it comes to politics and government in Western New York, and in Niagara County in particular, it often feels like there’s quagmire all around.
Mark Scheer is a reporter and columnist with the Niagara Gazette and Lockport Union-Sun & Journal. If you have a story or a blessing you want to share with him, contact him at 716-282-2311, ext. 2254 or via email at mark.scheer@niagara-gazette.com. 
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Day 25 of the 2024 Space Telescope Advent Calendar
Day 25 of the 2024 Space Telescope Advent Calendar: the most distant known galaxy. Using the James Webb Space Telescope, scientists have found a record-breaking distant galaxy observed just 290 million years after the Big Bang. In October 2023 and January 2024, an international team of astronomers used Webb to observe galaxies as part of the JWST Advanced Deep Extragalactic Survey (JADES) program, obtaining a spectrum of the record-breaking galaxy featured in this image, highlighted by the small square at center, surrounded by an ocean of thousands of other galaxies.
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