Expands the definition of organized retail crime in Michigan to include new activities.
The bill amends the definition of organized retail crime to include activities such as deactivating fire exit alarms, using fraudulent credit for wireless devices, and conspiring to commit such crimes. It also adds penalties and forfeiture provisions for those found guilty. The court must order restitution to victims and reimbursement to governmental entities for expenses.
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