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They include sticking to advertised opening and closing times and being wary when large groups enter the store.

The jewelry theft happened last month at a store in Aurora, Colorado.

Sholom Muratov and Menachem Abramov bought more than $4 million in melee but paid for only a fraction of it, authorities say.

Michael Arnstein of the Natural Sapphire Company pleaded guilty last year to forging a federal judge’s signature.

The men allegedly were part of a crew that pulled off more than a dozen burglaries over an 11-year span, including the brazen New Year’s Eve 2016 job in New York.
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