article_snippet.sent: A mother-of-two branded 'Fagin' made almost £50,000 in a lucrative family shoplifting firm with A mother-of-two branded 'Fagin' daughters - and now a lucrative family shoplifting firm have been told to pay back just £1 each.
article_snippet.sent: two daughters steal thousands  of pounds worth of clothes from high street stores across the North and sell her and her two daughters online through Facebook.
article_snippet.sent: her and her two daughters company 'Designer Goods North East' took more than £7,000 in online payments in just four months, had detailed sales records and even a debters' book.
article_snippet.sent: In a note seized by police, one daughter boasted of making £100 a week and said one daughter dreamed of going it alone.
article_snippet.sent: Prosecutor Bridie Smurthwaite told Newcastle Crown Court the mother made £15,017, Claire made £26,180 and Caitlyn made £7,476 from their illegal enterprise.
article_snippet.sent: Thousands and thousands of pounds worth of goods were taken in professional, planned shoplifting expeditions and professionally marketed by you on your own Paypal account and with money being withdrawn to distribute amongst the directors of a professional, criminal family firm. '
article_snippet.sent: your family stole from stores in Leeds, Bradford, Guiseley, York, Knaresborough, Harrogate, Stockton, Bishop Auckland, Durham, Gateshead and Edinburgh.
article_snippet.sent: your family operation was uncovered by an investigator for high street chain Next, who bought clothes from the Facebook page and proved your family were stolen.
article_snippet.sent: When police raided the family home last March, your family recovered goods stolen from Next, House of Fraser, Marks and Spencer and elsewhere worth nearly £7,000.
article_snippet.sent: Police seized a further £900-worth of stolen goods in June 2014.
highlights_snippet.sent: Three women stole clothes and sold Three women on Facebook page for profit .
  