I entered this information as part of my deductions. However, I do not see it as part of my deductions even though it says "loss due to theft."
When the tax laws changed for 2018 and beyond, theft losses were eliminated as a deduction on federal tax returns.
You're not seeing a deduction for your theft loss because the deduction for personal casualty or theft losses has been repealed in tax years 2018–2025, unless the loss occurred in a federally-declared disaster area.
Previously, uninsured losses exceeding $100 due to fire, theft, or natural disaster could be deducted if the total loss amount exceeded 10% of the AGI, regardless of location.
For additional information, see What if I have property that was lost or damaged (a casualty loss)?
See also IRS Topic 515 - Casualty, Disaster and Theft Losses (Including Federally Declared Disaster Areas) for additional information.