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The retailer lost millions in the the scheme that lasted for more than two years. 
A New Jersey woman was arrested for allegedly stealing $3.7 million worth of goods at a Sears warehouse and sold them across multiple states.
Kim Watson, 37, of Clementon, was charged with theft after police allege she ran a ring to sell the goods for cash or barter, Logan Township police said in a statement.
Watson worked as an inventory clerk at a Sears distribution center and for the past two and a half years she placed fabricated orders for multiple goods, including high-end electronics, appliances and bedding, and then sold the merchandise.
Sears lost about $2.6 million worth of goods that had a retail value of $3.7 million.
Watson is being held at county jail on $50,000 bail.
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