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Following the money: Inside Cook County crackdown on cargo theft, stolen goods

Keisha Patel
Keisha Patel
Keisha Patel
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Keisha Patel, a former athlete and graduate of the University of Chicago, has spent the last seven years covering local high school and college sports. Her passion for sports shines through her articles, encouraging community support for local teams.

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Sports Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 9:33 PM · 1 min read
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Following the money: Inside Cook County crackdown on cargo theft, stolen goods — Tinley Park Technology news

A theft doesn’t end when stolen merchandise leaves a shipping container. For Cook County sheriff’s investigators, the next question is who will buy it — and who will profit.That pursuit brought investigators to Future Fashion on West 47th Street in Chicago’s Brighton Park neighborhood. FOX 32 accompanied officers during a search of the store following an undercover operation that led to charges against its owner and an employee.The investigation illustrates a central challenge in fighting cargo and retail theft: tracing stolen goods through businesses and buyers suspected of putting them back on the market.A retailer’s tipCook County Sheriff’s Police Commander Michael Ware said the Future Fashion investigation began with a tip from Victoria’s Secret."Victoria’s Secret reached out to me and said, we see a lot of our products that’s inside of the store that haven’t even been released yet," Ware said.Ware oversees specialized units including the Community Safety Team, Organized Retail Cri

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