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   Leroy N. Soetoro to All   
   California city 'threatened to fine Targ   
   15 Jul 24 17:47:47   
   
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   From: democrat-criminals@mail.house.gov   
      
   A city in California threatened to fine a Target store for calling 911   
   multiple times after it was blighted by a spate of thefts.   
      
   Over the last year, the retail store in Land Park, Sacramento, has been   
   targeted by thieves on several occasions.   
      
   Sacramento city attorney Susana Wood’s office responded by accusing the   
   store of causing a public nuisance by calling the police.   
      
   If Target didn’t stop calling 911, the city office warned it would hit the   
   retailer with an administrative fine, a source told the Sacramento Bee.   
      
   The letter threatening a nuisance violation, which would essentially   
   dissuade staff from reporting in-store crime, was drafted but never sent,   
   the source added.   
      
   A police spokesperson confirmed to the outlet that the warning concerned   
   Target’s Land Park store.   
      
   The Independent has contacted Wood’s office for comment.   
      
   Other California officials have since condemned the city attorney’s   
   office’s actions.   
      
   “Surprised to hear that anyone would ever attempt to make a nuisance case   
   out of somebody calling to report legitimate crime,” California Police   
   Chief Alexander Gammelgard said at a select committee meeting last year.   
      
   State lawmakers – including Governor Gavin Newsom – responded by adding an   
   amendment to a retail theft bill, outlawing authorities from making such   
   threats to businesses.   
      
   Proposition 47 loosened penalties for some non-violent property crimes,   
   including petty theft with a value below $950.   
      
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   Sacramento city attorney Susana Wood’s office accused the store of causing   
   a public nuisance by calling the police (cityofsacramento.gov)   
   The bill, which passed in the state in 2014, has been blamed by some for   
   an apparent rise in petty thefts.   
      
   Newsom himself revealed earlier this year that he witnessed a shoplifter   
   walk out of a Target store in Sacramento with an armful of stolen loot.   
      
   But state officials believe that the amendment to the bill is a better   
   solution than reforming it altogether.   
      
   Now, in a bid to curb retail theft, Newsom and some California lawmakers   
   are pushing a package of 14 bills to tighten penalties on retail theft   
   offenses.   
      
      
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