Kim Watson, 32, has been charged with stealing and selling on goods worth $3.7million from Sears A Sears clerk has been charged with stealing goods worth $3.7million from one of the department store's warehouses. Kim Watson, 32, allegedly sold on the high-end merchandise after taking it from the Sears Distribution Center in Logan Township, New Jersey. Watson, from Clementon, was arrested on Friday after a long-term investigation led detectives to believe the inventory clerk had been taking cash payments for the goods. The investigation, by Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office, found that everything from bedding to kitchen appliances had gone missing.
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Kim Watson, 32, is charged with stealing $3.7million in Sears merchandise
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The department store clerk allegedly sold on the goods for a profit
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Missing merchandise included bedding and kitchen appliances, police say
The haul totaled roughly $3.7million at retail prices, meaning @placeholder had lost around $2.6million.