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California Mother to Pay $3M in Retail Theft Restitution

California Mother to Pay $3M in Retail Theft Restitution
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  • Michelle Mack fined $3M for thefts from Ulta and Sephora.
  • Mack led a crime ring reselling stolen goods on Amazon.
  • The operation spanned 12 states, earning millions.
  • Mack is serving a five-year sentence after a plea deal.
  • Her husband was also sentenced for involvement.
  • Their mansion was sold to repay partial restitution.
  • California Highway Patrol led the investigation.
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