Westland Whiskey, based in Washington state, was the victim of the heist that led to the theft of over 12,000 bottles, including a limited drop.
Bautista appeared in court (Feb. 2) over the bust and though he was allowed to go home to await trial, he did have to hand over his passport and report to a probation officer until his trial date.
While this may dissuade others from going down the same route that Harvey and his co-conspirators did, don't think there aren't others thinking of other ways to cash in on the sneaker market.
Rod Wave performed in Washington at the Capital One Arena on Nov. 12 and a tweet went viral claiming 232 cars were broken into.
What sneaker heads really want to know is which grails were found in this massive bust.
Organized retail crime, also known as "smash and grab" theft, is on the rise, leading to big-box store closures.
A personal shopper hired by Hart racked up over $1 million in credit charges and was charged today in New York.
If you were one of the many people suspicious of USPS stealing your items, this story is your AHA moment.
A Georgia man was arrested on Tuesday (May 21) in Tennesee on an outstanding warrant theft by deception and has been tagged as a so-called serial swindler. John Martin Hill allegedly stole $80,000 from a woman he just met via the dating website Match.com.
Tune in to what the rapper had to say about being named a suspect.
NYPD in the Boogie Down need to improve their foot work. A high school student left them befuddled after being apprehended.
Christopher Williams, a popular 90’s R&B star, found himself hopping in the struggle mobile last fall after he was caught trying to lift a pair of headphones out of a Georgia department store. Williams skipped his court date for the petty theft, and a bench warrant is now out for his arrest.
