Law enforcement agencies across the United States have recently dismantled multiple organized theft rings involving high-value merchandise and vehicles. In Costa Mesa, California, police arrested a suspect accused of stealing approximately $120,000 worth of designer merchandise as part of an ongoing effort against retail theft rings. Separately, federal authorities uncovered a catalytic converter theft ring in California that generated over $38 million by selling stolen parts to a buyer in New Jersey, who subsequently sold them for around $600 million. In New York, prosecutors charged 20 individuals connected to a $4.6 million car theft ring operating across all five boroughs of New York City, Long Island, and New Jersey. The Queens District Attorney reported that this major auto theft ring stole more than 100 vehicles. These coordinated law enforcement actions highlight the extensive reach and financial scale of organized theft operations targeting valuable goods and vehicles across multiple states.