Facebook helps find accused Missouri serial shoplifter working from mom's basement – FOX4KC

by: Nexstar Media Wire Posted: Aug 20, 2021 / 02:06 PM CDT / Updated: Aug 20, 2021 / 02:06 PM CDT CHESTERFIELD, Mo. – The name Terrell Moore might not ring a bell. But the 27-year-old is well-known to police throughout the St. Louis area, particularly in communities where there’s a shopping mall. “There are people who we arrest every day for shoplifting. Everyone knows who Terrell Moore is – he’s the biggest booster in St. Louis,” Chesterfield Police Officer Jason Bromwich told KTVI. Bromwich is a member of the department’s Special Enforcement Unit (SEU). Since 2017, he’s been tracking Moore’s move at both stores and online. As it turns out, Moore’s presence on social media is big, and it’s led to big money. Bromwich said Moore is a habitual shoplifter who would steal from stores throughout Missouri and then sell the items over Facebook. That’s why investigators launched an investigation and began examining Moore’s Facebook page, which was open to the public. That’s when “Operation No Moore” went into play. Chesterfield Police wrote a search warrant and presented it to Facebook, which provided more than 39,000 pages about nothing other than stealing. The Facebook information allowed police to obtain…
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