- Attorney General Dana Nessel held a press conference Thursday about preventing retail crime in businesses across the state.
- According to the U.S Chamber of Commerce, Michigan businesses lost 3.2 billion dollars due to retail theft
- Video shows how a local business affected by retail crime continues on after the nearly 1000 dollar theft.
Attorney General Dana Nessel is putting a focus on organized crime, so I talked to a local business in our neighborhood about the impacts they saw firsthand.
“The community because we are so tight-knit when one person has something bad happen to them, all of us feel it.”
3.2 billion. That’s the amount the U.S. Chamber of Commerce says Michigan businesses lost due to retail theft in 2022.
Attorney General Dana Nessel says she has had enough.
Thursday, Nessel was joined by major retailer representatives to talk about how her FORCE Team has worked to prevent future crimes.
Standing for focused organized retail crime enforcement, FORCE’s …