Bill > HB29

This bill creates the crime of "organized retail crime" in New Mexico, which consists of various acts committed as part of a concerted effort to deprive a retailer of merchandise on multiple occasions or over the span of one year. The bill establishes penalties based on the aggregated value of the merchandise taken, concealed, altered, or transferred, ranging from a petty misdemeanor for amounts of $250 or less to a second-degree felony for amounts over $20,000. The bill defines "aggregated value" and "retailer" for the purposes of this new law.

https://www.nmlegis.gov/Legislation/Legislation?chamber=H&legtype=B&legno=29&year=22