Bereket Abraham, co-owner of Melrose Avenue's Coolkicks, and 11 others, including Jorge Cuellar and Roy Harvey Jr., face federal charges for allegedly stealing over $2 million in Nike merchandise from a Memphis warehouse and selling the stolen sneakers.
Two men from Texas were charged in Missouri with receiving stolen property after most of England's FIFA World Cup equipment, valued at $18,000, was recovered. The theft occurred during transit to the team's base in Kansas City.
Descendants of a deceased landowner sued for national compensation after his prime Taipei land was stolen and resold. While awarded NT$52.17 million, they argued the value was too low and sought constitutional review, which was rejected by the Constitutional Court.
Hong Kong police have arrested two men in connection with a series of 17 thefts targeting homeless people in Yau Tsim Mong district. The suspects allegedly stole cash, mobile phones, Octopus cards, bank cards and identity documents worth approximately HK$142,000 (US$18,100). Police used the SmartView CCTV network to identify the suspects after noticing a rise in such thefts from early April.
