Dozens have been arrested in a “retail theft blitz” across the state, according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.

In a release, FDLE officials announced that the blitz was part of a larger nationwide effort to tackle organized crime rings that prey on retailers.

In all, there were 44 people arrested — including three undocumented immigrants — and over $207,000 in stolen assets recovered, the release reveals.

“Due to great coordination among our state law enforcement and Florida Organized Retail Crime Exchange, 44 criminals were arrested as part of a nationwide organized retail theft blitz,” Attorney General James Uthmeier said. “The rule of law means something in Florida; this is another example of our state working with law enforcement to stop criminals.”

According to the release, suspects are accused of stealing a wide range of merchandise, including personal grooming products, clothing, sporting goods, home repair tools, and supplies.

As a result, these suspects now face charges like shoplifting, petit theft, fraudulent returns, drug possession and trespassing.

While the identities of those arrested were not provided, FDLE officials said that the following law enforcement agencies joined in the effort:

• Alachua County Sheriff’s Office

• Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office

• Leon County Sheriff’s Office

• Marion County Sheriff’s Office

• Seminole County Sheriff’s Office

• Altamonte Springs Police Department

• Gainesville Police Department

• Orlando Police Department

• Sanford Police Department

• Sunrise Police Department

• Tallahassee Police Department