November 20, 2025 – Brooklyn, NY – Governor Hochul announced that the New York State Police Organized Retail Theft Task Force has recovered more than $2.6 million in stolen goods statewide since launching new initiatives to curb retail theft in April 2024. Across 1,006 operations, State Police and local law enforcement partners have made 1,224 arrests and filed 2,146 charges. This concerted, joint effort to tackle the pandemic-era surge in thefts has contributed to a 13.6 percent decrease in retail theft year-over-year in New York City and a 13 percent decrease in larceny outside of New York City from January through June of this year as compared to the same time last year.
Governor Hochul Announces New York State Police Has Recovered More Than $2.6 Million in Stolen Goods
“We Played Winning Hockey.” | Lindy Ruff on Win Against Columbus | Buffalo Sabres →22 Years of WNYmedia.net And Why Community Journalism Still Matters →Sabres Win 5-2 Against the Blue Jackets For Eddie | Buffalo Sabres Highlights →Season 10 – Matthew Dunning – Nusantara Arts →Blue rosary with Gold Cross Lost in North Buffalo, Kenmore Area →Abdul El-Sayed won’t force Michigan students to learn Arabic numerals. They already do →
