Lululemon shoplifting ring worth $100K busted in Vancouver

Metro Vancouver Transit Police have busted an organized shoplifting ring targeting Vancouver-based retailer Lululemon.

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[cw]

$100k? That's like... 6 Lululemon t-shirts.

[ethimself]

Catch and release, just like fishing🤣🤣🤣

[johnstevens]

They were immediately released! You could hear the disgust in the cops voice.

[shanti]

I wish they'd show and name the perpetrators

[tushan]

Released already? What is the point of arresting them at this point? Shut down? Just gonna relocate and start again.

[scottybrowndotca]

"Facebook taking steps [to verify sellers]" .. Might be the funniest thing I've ever heard .. There is about zero chance Facebook has any interest in fixing this situation

[jimmyzhao]

Arrested in the morning, released in the Afternoon

[nosedive]

Now we know, if you witness a crime don't call VPD or RCMP call the BC Transit Police! 😂

[NLR]

Disclose their names if they’ve been charged.

[nottheone]

i love these "experts" try to blame the buyers online for the thefts. thats rich

[dimitriosotis]

So WHO got charged? Isn't that public information?

[susanb]

Lol she thinks they arrested the ring masters. Not even in Canada probably

[kmm]

The real thieves are Lulu who selling $2 items for $100

[dannyleung]

how much you wanna bet the cops took a bunch home when sorting through it

[JamesSmith-uiiu]

1:22 .... Am I understanding this correctly? The buyers on Marketplace are the ones at fault?

[briandufoe]

100, 000.00 in retail, correct ?
Not what they paid slave labour, lol

[paulpower]

I noticed that there were no names, pictures, oe descriptions of these thieves. Why is that?

[rocr]

The thieves belong to a protected class.

[grandmufftwerkin]

Just another day in the basic Trutatorship.

[screamoguy]

If the merchandise wasn't so over-priced, the demand for reduced priced goods wouldn't be there would it?