3 men charged with selling $200,000 in stolen razor blades

BOSTON (AP) - Three Massachusetts men have been indicted on charges they sold more than $200,000 worth of stolen razor blades on eBay.

U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz says 51-year-old Robert Liberatore, of Wakefield; 43-year-old Mark Girardin, of Randolph; and 62-year-old Joseph Evangelista, of Lowell, were arrested Monday. They are charged with conspiracy to transport stolen property across state lines.

Prosecutors say Evangelista stole the razor blades while employed at Boston-based Gillette and gave them to Liberatore and Girardin, who sold them on eBay. Prosecutors say they sold $208,944 in blades in 2011.

It's unclear whether the men have lawyers.

Liberatore does not have a listed phone number. A voicemail box for Evangelista was full. A number listed for Girardin was disconnected.

Gillette is owned by Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble Co.