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As the cost of living rises, retailers say they're also seeing more shoplifters, and more incidents of violent thieves. Mike Drolet speaks with one merchant who kept moving locations over safety concerns, and the growing frustration among businesses about the lack of repercussions for shoplifters.

As the cost of living rises, retailers say they're also seeing more shoplifters, and more incidents of violent thieves. Mike Drolet speaks with one merchant who kept moving locations over safety concerns, and the growing frustration among businesses about the lack of repercussions for shoplifters.

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