Son of Home Depot worker killed demands crackdown on organized retail crime.

The son of a Home Depot worker who died after being pushed by a shoplifter is calling for a crackdown on organized retail crime. Gary Rasor, 83, was shoved to the ground after approaching a man wheeling out three pressure washers worth over $800 from the Hillsborough, North Carolina store. He died due to complications from his injuries on Dec. 1. Rasor's son is imploring law enforcement to enact harsher punishments to discourage shoplifters and end organized retail crimes that have plagued stores across America. Home Depot has since beefed up security measures across its stores, which includes the installation of more cameras and hiring additional security guards.
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