JVC'S Annual Crime Report

There were many arrests of organized crime members who were suspected by police of involvement in some jewellery crime but there was insufficient evidence to charge them with the jewellery crime. Includes crimes such as cheque and credit card fraud, distraction crimes, diamond switches, sneak thefts...

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Published inCanadian Jeweller Vol. 138; no. 2; pp. 66 - 70
Main Author Lamont, John
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Toronto Rive Gauche Media Inc 01.01.2017
Subjects
Crime
Home invasion
Jewelry
Murders & murder attempts
Robbery
Salespeople
Theft
Trends
Canada
Quebec Canada
British Columbia Canada
Montreal Quebec Canada
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Summary:There were many arrests of organized crime members who were suspected by police of involvement in some jewellery crime but there was insufficient evidence to charge them with the jewellery crime. Includes crimes such as cheque and credit card fraud, distraction crimes, diamond switches, sneak thefts and shipping losses that present evidence of criminal activity. [...]attacks against travelling salespersons, trunk and remount show operators, firms exhibiting at jewellery shows, retailers attacked away from their place of business, including at home and other industry members travelling with jewellery.
ISSN:0008-3917