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2019 GLPS - Group LP Selfies
Your Team - Your Pride - Our Industry
Building Industry Pride - One Team Selfie at a Time
Members of the International Associations of
Interviewers Advisory Board met in Ft. Myers
prior to the Elite Training Days
Sitting (Left to Right): Dave Zulawski, CFI and Doug Wicklander, CFI
Middle Row (Left to Right): Shane Sturman, CFI, Alan Tague, CFI, Kathleen
Smith, CFI, Melissa Mitchell, CFI, Debbie Maples, CFI, Bryan Barlow, CFI, Joe
Davis, CFI, Dana Sadowsky
Last Row (Left to Right): Wayne Hoover, CFI, Steven May, CFI, Chris
McDonald, Eric Chase, CFI, Cary Jones, CFI, Mike Marquis, CFI, James Ballard,
CFI, Dan Doyle, CFI, Don Berecz, CFI, Walter Palmer, CFI
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The Disappearing Front End, Seamless Shopping
& The POS Disruption
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Protection, Southeastern Grocers
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The demand for seamless shopping, the technology that delivers it, and the
physical changes it creates in stores is forcing retailers to completely rethink
and reinvent Loss Prevention controls, policies and practices - and possibly
even redefine what acceptable levels of shrink are. Dan Faketty and Mike Lamb
discuss the LP implications of new POS technologies and customer experiences -
from scan-and go and mobile pay to self-checkout kiosks, tablet-based solutions,
BOPIS and more.
Episode Sponsored By:
Quick Take 14 with
Dave Thompson, CFI, WZ
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As the traditional LP role has expanded, so has
Wicklander-Zulawski & Associates'
offering of courses, seminars and workshops teaching non-confrontational
interview techniques to professionals across the U.S. and beyond. Hear Dave
Thompson tell us what's new with WZ. Then Amber and Joe turn the tables on him,
interviewing Dave in "The Lightning Round".
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Jason Graves named GSOC Director for American Express
Previously, Jason was the Regional Security Supervisor - West Coast
for Corning Incorporated. Throughout his 12 years there, he also
held positions as Security Supervisor, Global Security Operations
Center Coordinator and Security Officer. Jason was also a Campus
Security Officer for Elmira College and an LP Associate for Sears.
He earned his Bachelors of Science degree in Criminal Justice
Administration from Mansfield University of Pennsylvania.
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Over 180 Attend IAI Elite Training Day 2019 (#ETD 2019)
  ETD
2019 presented by the International Association of Interviewers (IAI) opened at
Chicos in Ft. Myers, FL on Wednesday April 3rd. Over 180 attendees were present
for a full day of elite presentations by John Fenzel (The Green Beret Way), John
Diederich (Active Shooter - From Training to Survival: A COO's Story), and Dr.
Chris Kelly with Dave Thompson, CFI (CFI vs PhD, Different Letters: Same Goals).
John Fenzel's presentation dealt with achieving objectives unconditionally - by,
with and through. John is a 30 year Special Forces Veteran, Pentagon, and White
House Fellow. He had the attendees looking at complex operating environments and
how to navigate through them to reach our goals. For both leadership and
interviewing; developing rapport, active listening (Levels of Listening) and
effective communication are important components discussed by John. His
experience in combat settings, high-pressure training and overcoming cultural
barriers provided incredible insight to the attendees.
 John Diederich oversaw creating and maintaining his hospital's active shooter
protocol. Immediately after dealing with the roll out to his staff, he finds
himself on October 1, 2017 in Las Vegas at a country concert. John takes us
through his experience being in the direct line of fire during the mass
shooting, 12 groupings of over 100 shots each time. From being in a fog,
freezing to running, being crushed, scared, and his family; John takes you
through his thoughts, regrets, training kicking in, and witnessing others
reactions to the shooting. A very moving experience and passionate presentation
led the attendees down the path of what impact our training has on our employees
and what needs to be done differently for these situations.
Read the full recap here
Thank you to Wayne Hoover, Senior Partner, WZ for this article submission.
FaceFirst Announces Two-Minute Face Recognition Deployment
See it at ISC West in Las Vegas next week @
Booth #12137
 FaceFirst, the leading U.S. face recognition platform company,
unveiled Two-Minute Deployment, which radically reduces the time and effort
needed to install an enterprise face recognition platform. Two-Minute Deployment
instantly identifies networked cameras and automatically assigns cameras to
servers, delivering true plug-and-play functionality that enables partners and
customers to begin using face recognition immediately.
FaceFirst developed Two-Minute Deployment in response to increasing demand for
its products from a growing ecosystem of partners and customers. Face
recognition requests have become mainstream for system integration companies and
service consultants, and frequently top the list of technologies explored by
retailers. Read more in today's Vendor Spotlight below.
CONTROLTEK Offers New Low-Profile AM EAS System
 CONTROLTEK,
an emerging leader in retail asset protection, launched a door frame-mounted AM
EAS system named
SAM-D, offering a lower profile option for retailers.
"The SAM-D system is a great choice for retailers who want the power of a
high-end AM system with a more inconspicuous aesthetic for their space," said
Tom Meehan, chief strategy officer at CONTROLTEK. "Because of its smaller size,
this door system increases available floor space, compared to a typical AM
pedestal system."
"Expanding our solutions offerings to include more AM system options is the
natural progression of our growth," said Steve Sell, vice president of global
sales and marketing at CONTROLTEK. "Whether it's AM, RF or RFID, CONTROLTEK has
proven
high-performing systems that can be deployed rapidly on almost any scale."
controltekusa.com
Captis Intelligence Partners With Asset Protection Solutions
The Captis I-4 system now operational in over 20,000 major retail locations
 Captis Intelligence, a pioneer and leading provider of I-4 crime solutions
(Intelligence, Information, Investigation, Identification) is pleased to
announce it has signed Asset Protection Solutions as a partner representative
within the retail market.
Asset Protection Solutions specializes in designing shortage reduction programs
and processes, as well as safety improvement strategies. CEO and Founder Chad
McIntosh is a 40-year industry veteran who has led asset protection teams at Nieman Marcus, Home Depot, Polo Ralph Lauren, Macy's and most recently,
Bloomingdales. McIntosh has established a successful track record in
implementing highly successful strategies and new technologies while following a
philosophy of process simplicity. "It must be ATM simple, no one taught you how
to use an ATM machine," stated McIntosh. "Retail partners should be able to pick
up a new program, understand it, and execute at a high level without
intervention".
digitaljournal.com
FDA Warns Walgreens, CVS & Others:
Stop Making "Egregious & Unfounded" Claims About CBD Products
The Food and Drug Administration has sent warning letters to companies it says
are making "egregious and unfounded" claims about the benefits of products made
with CBD, a non-psychoactive compound found in cannabis, the agency
said Tuesday.
Scott Gottlieb, the agency's commissioner,
also said he was "concerned" that several national pharmacy chains have
begun selling CBD products and warned that the FDA will be contacting those
chains to "remind them of FDA obligations." Walgreens and CVS both recently
announced that they will begin selling products with CBD. aol.com
Roadrunner Transportation Former CFO Charged with
$245 Million Securities and Accounting Fraud Scheme
The former chief financial officer (CFO) of Roadrunner Transportation Systems
Inc. (Roadrunner), a publicly traded transportation and trucking company
formerly headquartered in Cudahy, Wisconsin, was charged in a superseding
indictment unsealed today for his alleged role in a complex securities and
accounting fraud scheme that resulted in a loss of more than $245 million in
shareholder value. The superseding indictment also includes additional
charges against two former Roadrunner finance executives for their roles in
the scheme.
"According to the charges, former CFO Peter Armbruster, and former executives
Mark Wogsland and Bret Naggs, used sham accounting entries, misstated accounts,
and other means to conceal millions of dollars of bad debts and other
financial problems from Roadrunner's shareholders, regulators, lenders, and
the investing public," said Assistant Attorney General Benczkowski. "This
pattern of deception allegedly caused investors to lose hundreds of millions of
dollars.
justice.gov
Tulsa named 'most-robbed city' in Oklahoma
Tulsa has more robberies than any other city in the state, according to a new
report. According to YourLocalSecurity.com, a security company that aims to
provide tools to build a safer home environment, Tulsa came in as No. 1 as the
most-robbed city in the state. Robberies are defined as "taking or attempting to
take anything of value from the care, custody, or control of a person or persons
by force or threat of force or violence and/or putting the victim in fear."
According to the company's data, Tulsa experienced 964 robberies in 2017.
Baltimore, Maryland was reported to have the highest per capita number of
robberies of any city. The report covers cities with at least 20,000 residents.
kjrh.com
Stealing a phone in Florida can be a
life-changing felony
Big retail companies want to keep it that way. Theft charges become a felony in
Florida if the value of what's stolen is at least $300. That's the second-lowest
amount in the nation, and hasn't changed since 1986.
tampabay.com
It's War With Walmart & The Whole Grocery
Industry
Amazon Cuts 20% On Hundreds of Food Prices - Doubling Weekly Deals
Whole Foods average price cut will be 20%, and emphasis will be placed on lower
prices for produce and meat.
Here's what it means: Amazon is likely trying to make Whole Foods a more
tempting option for consumers, particularly its Prime members.
businessinsider.com
 Amazon moving thousands of employees out of Seattle,
relocating key division to nearby city
Amazon plans to relocate its entire Seattle-based worldwide operations team to
Bellevue, Wash., by 2023, adding thousands of employees to its new campus
just across Lake Washington, according to an internal email obtained by GeekWire.
Moving a large and critical team away from Amazon's Seattle headquarters is a
significant relocation of employees on its own, but it's also a weighty symbolic
gesture - the clearest sign yet that the tech giant is cooling on its hometown
while doubling down on a neighboring city.
geekwire.com
Target raises its minimum wage to $13 an hour, with goal of $15 by end of 2020
Target said Thursday it is increasing its minimum hourly wage by a dollar to $13
in June for all current and new employees as part of its goal to hit $15 an hour
by the end of 2020. It is the latest step in a series of annual increases it has
made since it announced in September 2017 a plan to raise its minimum starting
hourly pay from $10 to $15 over three years.
Target's rate is higher than rival Walmart's $11 an hour minimum, set in January
2018, but is still below Amazon, which raised its hourly minimum to $15 an hour
in November.
cnbc.com
NRF: Border closure would be 'self-inflicted wound to the American economy'
The National Retail Federation today sent a
letter to Trump administration officials expressing concerns over ongoing
threats to close the United States-Mexico border and outlining how a closure
would hurt U.S. retailers, workers and consumers.
"We share the administration's goal of fixing the nation's broken immigration
system and enhancing border security," NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay said.
"However, there is no way to close the U.S-Mexico border without inflicting
serious damage to the American economy."
nrf.com
Senior LP & AP Jobs
Market
New Job: VP of Loss Prevention for Williams-Sonoma - San Francisco, CA
The Vice President of Loss Prevention reports to the Company's General
Counsel and is responsible for leading the organization's global asset
protection and security efforts. You will collaborate effectively across the
Company, partnering closely with leadership across all brands, both internal
and external clients, and law enforcement when necessary. The position
demands a substantial amount of independence; however, the successful
candidate will operate as part of a close-knit team of supportive, open, and
friendly professionals.
Founded in 1956, Williams-Sonoma, Inc. is the premier specialty retailer
of high-quality products for the home. Our family of brands includes
Williams Sonoma, Pottery Barn, Pottery Barn Kids, PBteen, West Elm, Williams
Sonoma Home, Rejuvenation, and Mark and Graham.
recruiting.adp.com
 A woman bought out a Payless store to help Nebraska flooding victims
A woman walked out of Payless with hundreds of new shoes, but none of them are
for her. Addy Tritt saw that all pairs of shoes were on sale for $1 at her local
Payless in Hays, Kansas, last week, and something told her to go.
The retail value of the shoes was around $6,000, Tritt said. She said she
negotiated for 2.5 hours until she could get all of the shoes in the store --
204 pairs -- for pennies each, and only paid $100 for the bill. Tritt donated
all of the shoes to Nebraska flood victims.
The store needed to sell the shoes anyway. Payless announced in February that it
was closing all its stores across the United States and started liquidation
sales.
cnn.com
Winn-Dixie reopens hurricane damaged Florida Keys location
After Hurricane Irma swept through the Florida Keys and caused destruction to
the community, Winn-Dixie's Marathon location found itself damaged beyond
reparation. Finally, after several months of reconstruction, the store reopened
its doors to shoppers within the community on March 27.
drugstorenews.com
Retailers rank among America's 'most loved' brands
Online giant Amazon took the top spot in Morning Consult's America's Most
Loved Brands 2019, a ranking of consumers' favorite brands determined by
400,000-plus survey interviews with U.S. adults 18. Rounding out the top five:
Google, Netflix, UPS and The Home Depot. The other retailers that made
the cut were Dollar Tree (#9), Lowes (#11), Target (#15),
Walmart (#18) and Walgreens (#20). The ranking also included three
fast-casual brands: Subway (#19), Dairy Queen (#22) and Chick-Fil-A
(#24).
chainstoreage.com
Signet Jewelers to Close 150 Stores
Sears, After Years of Closures, to Open Three Home & Life Stores
Hit by rent hike at NYC flagship, Barneys New York gets $50M credit lifeline
CVS Pharmacy Launches Same-Day, On-Demand Rx Delivery Nationwide
Retailer At Home Group reportedly explores sale
Jeff Bezos to keep 75% of couple's Amazon stock after finalizing divorce
Quarterly Results
Roots Canada Q4 comp's up 3.1%, total sales up 0.6%; full-year comp's down 1.3%,
total sales up 0.9%
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FaceFirst Announces Two-Minute
Face Recognition Deployment
Leading U.S. face
recognition company FaceFirst will showcase its new rapid deployment at
ISC West, enabling customers and partners to deploy an enterprise
platform in the same time it takes to brush your teeth.
LOS ANGELES -
FaceFirst, the leading U.S. face recognition
platform company, unveiled Two-Minute Deployment, which radically
reduces the time and effort needed to install an enterprise face
recognition platform. Two-Minute Deployment instantly identifies
networked cameras and automatically assigns cameras to servers,
delivering true plug-and-play functionality that enables partners and
customers to begin using face recognition immediately.
FaceFirst developed Two-Minute Deployment in response to increasing
demand for its products from a growing ecosystem of partners and
customers. Face recognition requests have become mainstream for system
integration companies and service consultants, and frequently top the
list of technologies explored by retailers.
"Two-Minute Deployment is an amazing breakthrough for the industry," said
FaceFirst CEO Peter Trepp. "We live in a world surrounded by cameras that can
help us prevent crime, create great customer experiences and frictionless
commerce, but harnessing the power of those cameras has been time-intensive
until now. FaceFirst makes doing so ridiculously easy."
 The new capability also comes with automated system health monitoring,
offering visibility into server performance, memory, camera stream
integrity and more. Because face recognition has become a
business-critical application, health monitoring is increasingly
essential, especially for large deployments such as airports, stadiums
and retail chains.
"Two-Minute Deployment will help us keep up with the demand for this
transformative technology," said Trepp, whose company works across industries,
including Fortune 500 retailers, airports and sports teams. "This goes beyond
just installation. Camera tuning and other variables are pre-configured, saving
service teams hours of setup work."
The company will showcase Two-Minute Deployment at ISC West in Las
Vegas. Two-Minute Deployment is currently available to select customers
in private beta, and will be rolled out to partners throughout Q2.
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Senator Warren's New "Corporate Executive
Accountability Act"
Holding Execs Liable - 1 to 3 Yrs Prison Time for Data Breaches
Elizabeth Warren introduced a bill to hold executives liable for company data
breaches. A proposal from Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) called the
Corporate Executive Accountability Act would hold liable executives at companies
making more than $1 billion for data breaches and other civil violations that
harm large portions of the American public. Executives could face fines and up
to one year of jail for a first violation affecting "health, safety, financial
or personal data" of 1% of the U.S. population or the population of a state.
Executives could receive up to three years of jail for additional offenses.
cmail19.com
Report: FBI Fails to Promptly Notify Cybercrime
Victims
Inspect General Cites Numerous Errors in How FBI Makes Notifications
Failed to Notify One Company for
Nine Months
The FBI is largely failing to notify cybercrime victims of their rights in a
timely manner following a "cyber intrusion," a new report from the U.S. Justice
Department's
inspector general finds. At times, small errors, such as typographical
mistakes, can cause long delays in the notification process, according to the
report.
The report is critical of a system called Cyber Guardian, which the
bureau uses to track and disseminate cybercrime victim notices. The inspector
general says the system largely fails in making sure these notices are sent on
time, especially when the issue relates to national security concerns. A new
platform, dubbed CyNERGY, will replace it later this year, the report notes.
Not notifying victims of their rights in a timely manner is a violation of
attorney general guidelines and could cause additional problems as agents
investigate these types of crimes, according to the report. "Some victims
complained about the timeliness of the notifications and whether the information
provided by the FBI was adequate to remediate the threat to IT systems," the
report states.
In one case, the report says, agents did not notify a company about a cyber
incident until nine months later. By the time the FBI showed up to
investigate, the firm needed to hire a third party to retrieve the logs needed
for the investigation.
govinfosecurity.com
A.I. Experts Question Amazon's Facial-Recognition Technology
Letter Calls for Amazon to Stop Selling 'Rekognition'
Product to Law Enforcement
At least 25 prominent artificial-intelligence researchers, including experts at
Google, Facebook, Microsoft and a recent winner of the prestigious Turing Award,
have signed a letter calling on Amazon to stop selling its facial-recognition
technology to law enforcement agencies because it is biased against women and
people of color.
The letter, which was publicly released Wednesday, reflects growing concern in
academia and the tech industry that bias in facial-recognition technology is a
systemic problem. Some researchers - and even some companies - are arguing the
technology cannot be properly controlled without government regulation.
nytimes.com
U.S. creating new tech guidance agency to inform Congress
as facial recognition regulation looms
The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) is in the process of setting up
a Science and Technology Assessment and Analytics group to help law-makers
understand technology issues related to subjects such as artificial
intelligence, 5G networking, online privacy, and presumably biometrics, NextGov
reports.
biometricupdate.com
Proposed Illinois legislation could be death knell for biometric lawsuits
Although the Illinois Supreme Court's recent decision in Rosenbach v. Six Flags
may have upped the ante for employers facing litigation under the Illinois
Biometric Information Privacy Act ("BIPA"), a recent bill introduced in the
Illinois Senate, SB2134, would remove plaintiffs' right to bring private causes
of action under BIPA and instead allow them to file a complaint with the
Illinois Department of Labor ("IDOL"), and to be enforced by the DOL and the
Illinois Attorney General.
If this proposed bill ultimately becomes signed legislation, it would be the
death knell for private party BIPA class actions. As ten or more BIPA class
actions are being filed in Illinois state and federal courts on a daily basis,
employers should closely follow developments involving this proposed
legislation while concurrently pursuing BIPA compliance activities.
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Cards On File Cut eCommerce Friction
Storing a card on file is an
integral part of the shopping experience for many consumers, as eCommerce
continues to explode across the retail landscape. Late last month,
SentiLink, which uses
technology to detect and prevent synthetic fraud,
raised $14 million in a Series A round earmarked for a number of
initiatives. Trust continues to be a key
reason consumers choose one bank over another, and the subscription box
market in the U.K. is
projected to soon have a billion-dollar value.
Data:
● 80.6 percent: Share of credit union customers in a recent survey who
identified trust as a reason to remain with their institutions.
● 44 percent: Share of consumers who have cards on file with three to
five merchants.
● 37 percent: Share of consumers who are very or extremely interested in
card-on-file (CoF) security solutions.
● $14 million: Amount in Series A funding SentiLink said it had garnered
as of last month.
● £1b: Projected value of the U.K. subscription box market by 2022.
pymnts.com
Why Your Fraud Attack Rate Really Matters
Successful fraud attacks are one of the clearest indicators to fraudsters
which businesses are the most vulnerable and easiest for them to commit fraud.
If you are an "easy target," that generally means that fraudsters have found
they can at least get in and begin to transact. With the fraud prevention tools
you have in place, you will catch some of the fraud but not all. So, if
you have a high attack rate, fraud losses can be nearly 56% higher than a
business with a low attack rate. What's more, businesses with a high
attack rate generally have much higher operational expenses - like fraud
investigator headcounts - because they are "busy" trying to catch fraud from
attempts already in their system.
It's time to rethink the impact that the fraud attack rate has on a
business. Here are three things to consider.
1. Make it hard for fraudsters to get in
2. Look beyond your own walls
3. Equip your business with the fraud prevention strategies that are the
right fit
cardnotpresent.com
eBay plans to shutter eBay Commerce Network
A little more than a month after eBay Inc. announced plans to
restructure its business, the online marketplace announced that on May 1 it
will shutter eBay Commerce Network, its third-party advertising network that
enables merchants to advertise their products on non-eBay sites.
EBay Commerce Network evolved out of eBay's 2005
purchase of comparison-shopping engine Shopping.com. Eight years after the
deal, the online marketplace created an ad network around Shopping.com, which it
dubbed eBay Commerce Network. It then remade Shopping.com into a publisher that
was part of the eBay Commerce Network. Now that eBay plans to close down the ad
network, it will park the Shopping.com domain while it evaluates various
options, says Bridget Davies, the online marketplace's vice president of
advertising.
digitalcommerce360.com
Goodwill, Price.com Take On Amazon With Lower
Price Visibility
How Walmart is building its online grocery
business to stave off Amazon
The number of robotic
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Update: Charlotte, NC: Man sold $3 million in
stolen merchandise out of storage unit through eBay
 Pictures
of a multi-million dollar eBay store that sold stolen items out of a storage
unit were released by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police on Wednesday. Edwin Barkley,
63, pleaded guilty last month to transporting stolen property in the case. CMPD
said Barkley had co-conspirators who would steal tools from Lowe's, Home Depot,
and Target and sell them to him. Barkley would then turn around and resell the
items on eBay through "Tool King USA", according to authorities. "The
investigation revealed that between Aug. 2015 and Oct. 2018, the eBay store sold
$3 million in stolen merchandise," CMPD said. The investigation revealed more
than 19,000 items were listed and sold during the three years under the
microscope. Barkley kept the items in four self-storage units.
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Temple, TX: $11,000 in perfume and
cologne stolen from Ulta Beauty
Temple Police were looking for two women Wednesday they said stole
$11,000 worth of perfume and cologne from an Ulta store. A woman
named Jacqueline Stolp recorded video of two women leaving the store
Tuesday night around 8 p.m. The video shows each of them carrying a
bag filled with merchandise. Police said the women threatened an
employee before taking the merchandise and leaving the store.
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Simi Valley, CA: Police arrest suspect in alleged shoplifting ring
$5,000 of Old Navy merchandise recovered
Police arrested a 20-year-old woman suspected of being part of a commercial
shoplifting ring that targeted a local business, authorities said Wednesday. The
shoplifting incident occurred in January at Macy's, Simi Town Center. The store
lost more than $1,000 in clothing as a result of the shoplifting crew,
authorities said. Police said they launched an investigation into the case and
found two suspects were connected with the commercial shoplifting ring.
One suspect, identified as
Danielle Graham, 23, of Los Angeles, was arrested Feb. 28 on suspicion of
grand theft, conspiracy and organized retail theft. The investigation continued
and later identified as Kelsee Kailee Williams, 20. Investigators also learned
that Williams and Graham had taken instructions from family and friends as to
which sizes and items to steal. On Tuesday, Williams was found by police at a
hotel in Bellflower and taken into custody. She was found with more than $5,000
worth of baby clothes stolen from an Old Navy in Cerritos. Williams was arrested
on suspicion of conspiracy, grand theft and organized retail theft.
vcstar.com
 Nashville,
TN: Kroger $1,200 Shoplifting Apprehension takes strange turn
Michael John Reynolds, 51, is charged with theft, criminal impersonation and
parole violation after the incident on Tuesday. When asked for identification,
police said the suspect provided a fake name and social security number, along
with an ID that didn't match his eye color. Reynolds claimed that he had face
reconstruction surgery and that's why he doesn't match his driver's license.
Officers were also able to verify Reynolds' real name and discovered he was
wanted for a parole violation out of Metro.
fox17.com
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Colorado Springs, CO: Police investigating deadly
shooting at Walmart
Colorado Springs police said a woman was found dead in a Walmart parking lot
early Thursday morning. Police said a man called them just before 3:30 a.m. to
report he had shot someone. When officers arrived at the Walmart on Eighth
Street, police said they found a woman dead inside a car with multiple gun shot
wounds. Officers said they also detained a man who was in the Walmart parking
lot. Police said they are investigating this case as a homicide. Springs Police
had the back corner of the Walmart parking lot blocked off with crime scene tape
for more than five hours as officers investigated.
kktv.com
Robberies,
Incidents & Thefts
 Houston,
TX: Gun misfire caught on video during Subway restaurant Armed Robbery
Police are looking for a man seen robbing a Subway restaurant in southeast
Houston at gunpoint. On March 27, police said the suspect went into the Subway
restaurant located at 9025 Cullen Blvd. and immediately pulled out a gun as he
was approaching an employee behind the register and demanded money. The newly
released video shows the man pulling the trigger, but for reasons unknown, the
gun didn't fire. As he's getting away, video shows the robber slipping and
falling at the door.
abc13.com
Polk County, FL: Two burglary suspect arrested at
Cash America with Bag Of Stolen Gold
Two Winter Haven men were taken into custody Tuesday after alert pawn shop
workers told police that the pair was attempting to pawn a bag full of gold.
Twenty-one-year-old Frankie Rolle and 19-year-old Davon Brooks were both charged
with unarmed burglary, grand theft between $10,000 to $20,000 and related
offenses, according to the Polk County Sheriff's Office. Polk County Sheriff
Grady Judd said both men have an extensive criminal history. "We appreciate our
local businesses cooperating with us to help catch these thieves," said Judd.
"Both SunTrust bank and Cash America pawn fully cooperated with our
investigation."
patch.com
UK: Worcestershire, England: Jeweller slams
Magistrates for letting thief walk free after Smash and Grab
Richard Jones, 31, smashed the display window of the jewellers to snatch
valuables in the early hours of the morning, returning a few hours later for
more. Jones was caught after leaving blood at the scene when he cut his hand.
Police raided his home and found $5,250 worth of gold and jewellery but a court
heard goods worth around $13,000 were stolen. But despite admitting theft at
Worcester Magistrates' Court, Jones was spared jail - instead receiving a
suspended prison sentence and 180 hours of unpaid work. The sentence was branded
a "joke" but Russell Hinton, owner of the jeweller's, who said damage to the
shop window had cost him $1,300.
yahoo.com
Cleveland, OH: USPS worker with criminal history still on
the job, despite taking plea deal in mail theft case
Ridgeland, MS: Police make arrest in Family Dollar Armed
Robbery case
Cass County, ND: 10 mile radius, "Shelter in Place Alert",
due the Walmart Theft suspect leading police on high speed chase
UK: Nottinghamshire, England: Shoplifter drops phone
fleeing with Steaks, Police have fun with Facebook Post
Sussex County, DE: Local business owner FED UP! Says
thieves and shoplifters are barely prosecuted in Sussex County
Counterfeit
Dorchester Man Pleads Guilty To Counterfeiting Charges -
Hitting Target & Walmart With Fake $100's
Sentencings
Rome, GA: Man gets Life Without Parole for fatally
shooting Gas Station Owner
Queens, NY: Man Sentenced To More than 14 Years' for Six
Armed Robberies of Gas Stations and C-Stores
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C-Store - Bethlehem, PA - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Appleton, WI - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Arlington, VA - Robbery
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Camera Shop - Colchester, CT - Burglary
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Dollar Tree - Ft Myers, FL - Burglary
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Gun Store - Suwannee County, FL - Burglary
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Restaurant - Kansas City, MO - Burglary
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Walgreens - Massillon, OH - Armed Robbery
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Walmart - Cass County, ND - Robbery
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7-Eleven - Fresno, CA - Robbery
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