A massive lobster heist could cause prices to rise. Police believe the theft is part of a larger organized crime ring.

The theft of over $400,000 worth of lobster from cargo trucks bound for Costco stores across America has exposed new issues of high-value cargo thieves.

Supply chain executives believe a fraudster impersonating a legitimate truck driver vanished with nearly half a million in ...

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Authorities are searching for a person who masqueraded as a shipment truck driver and allegedly stole more than $400,000 ...

Less than two weeks before Christmas, $400,000 of lobsters were stolen from Lineage Logistics in Taunton heading to Costco ...

An executive at Rexing Companies, the freight company, said the theft is part of organized crime targeting cargo.

The company hired to find a driver for the shipment believes the lobster heist was part of an organized theft ring.

This theft … followed a pattern we’re seeing more and more, where criminals impersonate legitimate carriers … to hijack ...

The lobsters, which were not alive, were on their way to Costco stores in Illinois and Minnesota, according to Rexing ...

Authorities are searching for a seafood bandit who allegedly impersonated a shipment driver and made away with $400,000 worth of lobster.

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