Illinois Statutes Chapter 720. Criminal Offenses § 5/16-25.1. Organized retail crime

(1) knowingly commits assault as defined under Section 12-1 or battery as defined under Section 12-3(a)(2) on the premises of the retail mercantile establishment;

(2) knowingly commits a battery under Section 12-3(a)(1) on the premises of the retail mercantile establishment; or

(3) intentionally destroys or damages the property of the retail mercantile establishment.

(1) commit the act of retail theft from one or more retail mercantile establishments, if the aggregate value of the merchandise exceeds $300, and the manager or the individual has the intent to resell the merchandise or otherwise have the merchandise reenter the stream of commerce;

(2) commit theft of merchandise, the aggregate retail value of which exceeds $300, while the merchandise is in transit from the manufacturer to the retail mercantile establishment, and the manager or the individual has the intent to resell the merchandise;

(3) obtain control over property for sale or resale, the aggregate retail value of which exceeds $300, knowing the property to have been stolen or under such circumstances as would reasonably induce the individual to believe that the property was stolen; or

(4) receive, possess, or purchase any merchandise or stored value cards, the aggregate retail value of which exceeds $300, obtained from a fraudulent return with the knowledge that the property was obtained in violation of this Section or Section 16-25.