SHOPLIFTING. This "ARTEGIO" is very old, it is transmitted from generation to generation, from the most skillful gangs that have left school and damage due to robbery throughout the country and others such as the United States, Canada, Europe, etc., started in the area of the Merced, Candelaria de los Patos, Morelos and Tepito among many other artegios (Retinto, Piñero, Boquetero, Zorrero, Chiñero, Robo Hormiga, Packagero) from there they moved to the Constitutionalist Army, Eastern Army, Santa Marta, Ermita Zaragoza, among others areas of Iztapalapa, Gustavo A. Madero, allá in Mexico City and the State of Mexico such as Chalco and Valle de Chalco, other gangs developed in Guadalajara, Monterrey, Veracruz, etc. In the United States, a gang from Veracruz stole printer toners, photocopiers, and faxes in the 90s, to order since they had been recruited for that, they delivered them to Colombians who, in a complex criminal network, took them as "licit" merchandise to Colombia. and Mexico as a strategy to transfer the funds (money) for the purchase of narcotics to these countries, making profits throughout the chain, each toner was paid from 10 to 30 US dollars, at less than 30% of the market price, they operated in a group of 7 or 8 members and dispersed in the stores in pairs or trios, using minors as distractions or warnings, each person stole up to 30 toners, they stole up to 80 or a little more per person in a day visiting stores in different cities and states. This is how a "minor" crime can have unthinkable criminal scope and effects such as theft of vehicles, cell phones and more. Excellent option to prepare the new generations of private, corporate and police security https://lnkd.in/emKYJfVE
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