3 men guilty in $200k theft from GWU bookstore

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Three men who worked at the George Washington University bookstore were found guilty of emptying its shelves rather than stocking them, stealing approximately $200,000 worth of textbooks with the help of a D.C. hot dog vendor.

District residents and bookstore employees Darrell Coleman, 21, and Kiry McCullum, 22, stole books off the shelves, placed them in boxes and passed those off to Falls Church resident Hao Nguyen, 42, a hot dog vendor who sold the stolen merchandise online, according to prosecutors.

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