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The money train: How digital clues help Chicago investigators track theft networks

Lisa Nguyen
Lisa Nguyen
Lisa Nguyen
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With a Bachelor’s degree in Education and Journalism from Loyola University Chicago, Lisa Nguyen has dedicated her career to covering educational issues in the city. She has worked for WBEZ, focusing on local initiatives and reforms affecting Chicago schools.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 10:43 PM · 1 min read
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The money train: How digital clues help Chicago investigators track theft networks — Frankfort Technology news

Catching someone breaking into a freight container is one step. Identifying who buys the stolen merchandise — and who ultimately profits — can require following a network across stores, state lines and international borders.How digital clues helpIn a follow-up to FOX Chicago's reporting on cargo theft and suspected resale operations, a representative of retail crime intelligence company Auror explained how information collected by retailers can help investigators connect cases."We’ve seen offenders that can have 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 events across the country," said Raul Aguilar, Auror's head of law enforcement partnerships for North America.Aguilar said intelligence from the platform is shared with Cook County Sheriff's Commander Michael Ware and other investigators working to identify suspected repeat offenders.Connecting reports across storesAuror provides software that participating retailers use to document thefts and other incidents after they happen. Reports can include what was st

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