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14 September 2026

Feds: Cargo thief gets over 10 years in $1.5M theft ring that stole $230K in dimes

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Feds: Cargo thief gets over 10 years in $1.5M theft ring that stole $230K in dimes

A cargo theft ring stole over $1. 5 million around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, targeting parked tractor-trailers. Members hauled away frozen crab legs, televisions and newly minted dimes. One robbery left the driver injured. Haneef Palmer received 121 months behind bars for his role.

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