The Web site for PharmaCare Health Services told retailers it aimed to be their "secondary source of health & beauty care products." But federal prosecutors charge that the Sunrise, Fla.-based company specialized more in the five-finger discount of shoplifting on a grand scale. According to the indictment, PharmaCare used professional shoplifters to steal the merchandise, which PharmaCare distributed to retail businesses.
August 21, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The Web site for PharmaCare Health Services told retailers it aimed to be their “secondary source of health & beauty care products.”
But federal prosecutors charge the Sunrise, Fla.-based company specialized more in the five-finger discount of shoplifting on a grand scale.
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