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Crime Alert, I Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now.

Oletoon, Olodini likes to browse in a Virginiaacks Fifth Avenue, but never buys anything.

On Olodini's next visit, cops waiting for him

in the parking garage to take back the $3,500 jacket he didn't pay for her.

At O'Ladini's apartment, cops recover nearly $50,000 of stolen luxury items.

Nancy cops found tools to remove security sensors on Oladini at his arrest.

Oladini was selling the stolen goods, often shipping them out of the country in an effort to

avoid authorities.

Dress shirts and suit jackets seem to make up the lion's share of O'Lodini's stolen items.

The Fifth Avenue Loss Prevention Team had been investigating Oledini since October.

O'Lodini, 41, now charged with Grand Larceny.

A 35,000-pound fort lift parked outside of Michigan Middle School during renovations becomes a 12-year-old

student's joyride.

Cops chased the student nearly an hour

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