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Florida’s Attorney General just dropped a bombshell: a massive baby formula theft ring was dismantled after 15 months of investigation, exposing a shocking scheme where criminals paid shoplifters to empty store shelves at Publix, Target, and Walmart — then resold stolen cans for $10 each. The operation, led by 59-year-old Mohammed Alsaidi and 49-year-old Zeina Abdul-Hassan Sou Zabib, allegedly stole over 150 cans and racked up more than $1 million in profits. Authorities found damning evidence — including ledgers, stolen goods, and hundreds of thousands in losses — during a raid in Lake Worth. Nine boosters have been charged, with one accused of stealing $70K across 50 thefts. Alsaidi and Zabib now face felony charges that could land them up to 90 years each. The AG called it “unconscionable,” stressing that parents are the real victims — and law enforcement is sending a clear message: organized retail theft won’t be tolerated.

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