A CBS photographer captured stunning footage of looted packages along an LA railway line. The video appears to show the extent of theft from train containers near a Union Pacific terminal.

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About 90 shipping containers a day are plundered from trains in Los Angeles. The old Western-styled crime is exposing a weakness in the supply chain. $3,500 iPhone possible?

The train burglary issue made headlines after photojournalist John Schreiber on Jan. 13 shared footage of train tracks belonging to UP in Lincoln Heights and described "looted packages as far as ...

Thousands of empty Amazon, UPS and other packages full of goods that were robbed from trains sit on train tracks in Los Angeles. I’m told by law enforcement these @UPS bags are especially sought ...

Los Angeles photojournalist John Schreiber last week shared footage of train tracks belonging to railroad company Union Pacific in the Lincoln Heights neighborhood of LA and described "looted ...

Union Pacific wrote to the Los Angeles County attorney's office at the end of December asking them to reconsider a leniency policy introduced at the end of 2020 for such offences.

A Union Pacific rail hub is strewn with the castoffs from goods looted from train cars that dip below street level. The company put losses, claims and damages at about $5 million.

Rail operator Union Pacific has seen a 160 percent rise in the thefts in Los Angeles county since December 2020. "In October 2021 alone, the increase was 356 percent compared to October 2020," UP ...

Thousands of empty, looted packages strewn along Los Angeles railway lines have been caught on video, highlighting what appears to be chronic theft from cargo containers. CBS Los Angeles ...

One year after gangs of thieves looted Western Pacific trains leaving Los Angeles, a police task force has brought down two cartels that stole $18 million in high-priced goods and sold them ...