San Francisco Jury Convicts Woman in $60K Target Theft Using Self-Checkout Scam

Aziza Graves found guilty on multiple charges after a year-long spree involving over 100 visits to the same store.

Graves stole merchandise worth over $60,000 from a Target in San Francisco between October 2020 and November 2021.
She exploited self-checkout systems, paying minimal amounts for high-value items during each visit.
Post-theft, Graves sold the stolen goods at UN Plaza, contributing to a broader issue of retail theft in the city.
The conviction highlights escalating retail theft concerns in San Francisco, affecting businesses large and small.
San Francisco authorities are intensifying efforts to curb retail crime, supported by state funds for organized theft prevention.