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Frank Panebianco promoted to Vice President
Sales ICS, NA
for Checkpoint Systems
Frank has been with Checkpoint Systems since 2003, holding various positions
such as Product Manager EAS Hardware & Software SMS NA, Director of Product
Management, Key Account Manager - North America, and most recently Director of
Key Accounts. Prior to joining Checkpoint Systems, he was a Field Service
Manager for Sensormatic Electronics for over 12 years. Congratulations Frank!
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 Walmart Appoints New VP of Global Food Safety Compliance
Walmart
Inc. has appointed a new VP of global food safety compliance to head the
company's ethics and compliance department. Coming from the position of VP of
product safety, quality and regulatory affairs for Land O'Lakes, Sara
Mortimore is taking over the role vacated by Frank Yiannas last year, when
he became deputy commissioner for food policy and response at the U.S. Food and
Drug Administration.
Mortimore praised Walmart for "embracing digital technologies while not losing
sight of the foundational elements of sound food safety management." ...
"It is adapting to an increasingly complex global supply chain and changing
consumer demands with an innovative mindset in food safety that is exciting to
now be part of," she said.
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Bob Higgins promoted to
Director - Intelligent Retail Lab for Walmart
Located in Levittown, NY inside a 50,000 sq. ft. store with 30,000 items and
more than 100 associates, this
first-of-its-kind Walmart's in-store AI Lab will allow testing of a broad
range of applications such as improving inventory and on-shelf availability,
enhancing both the associate and customer experience in our stores. Previously
Bob was the Director of Operations & Retail Lab Implementation for Store No. 8,
the incubation arm of Walmart. He's also held other roles for Walmart during his
over 16 years there, including Market AP Sr. Manager, AP Manager, AP Associate
and Wireless Department Manager. Congratulations Bob!
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Kyle Haynes promoted to Director of Global
Investigations - Technology Investigations for Walmart
Previously, Kyle was the Global Investigator III - Technology Investigations for
the retailer, and prior held such positions as Global Investigator II -
Technology Investigations and Global Investigator II - ORC. He was a Special
Agent in the US Secret Service, a Police Officer for the City of Pelham, AL and
a Police Corporal for the City of Montgomery, AL. Congratulations Kyle!
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Andrew Crosby, CFI named Director of Loss
Control and Compliance for Astreya
Previously, Andrew was the Corporate Manager - Loss Prevention, Security &
Investigations for JW Logistics. Prior he held various LP positions including LP
Manager for Amazon, Division LP Manager and District LP Manager/Area Operations
Manager for Genuine Parts Company, and AP Manager for Walmart. Andrew also
served in the US Army. He earned his Bachelors of Arts degree in Intelligence
Studies/Counterterrorism from American Military University, and his MBA in
Project Management from DeVry University and his Masters of Arts in Security
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The Three Next Wave Retail Growth Technologies
 By Tony D'Onofrio, Global Retail Influencer
This post will introduce you to what I believe are the top 3 next wave retail
growth technologies. These solutions have both security and operational
applications, but because I am attending the Retail Industry Leaders Association
(RILA)
Asset Protection
conference starting this weekend, some security aspects
will be emphasized.
You Can Run, but You Cannot Hide
Walking through Paris on a Saturday a couple weeks ago and seeing all the major
brands with boarded-up windows was a stark reminder that violence is a global
challenge. There is consensus when I ask the question either directly or in
executive forums that I have hosted around the world that retail violence is
what keeps most security professionals up at night.
In the United States, violence in retail stores has been a growing issue for
some time. In 2018,
D&D Daily reported the USA retail industry had 488 violent deaths, up 15%
from the previous year. Forty-two percent of the deaths were customers and 19%
were store associates.
Quarterly comparisons for
Q1/2019 had deaths up 12% with 50% being customers
and 22% being store associates.
'Artificial Intelligence, I Can See You Now'
'Facetiming the Future'
Read more here.
The LPRC's Retail
Problem-Solving Tools Heading to the Next Level
 Gainesville, FL (5/1/2019)
- We are excited to announce updates to our
LPRC Innovate Ideation and Simulation Lab (ISL). These exciting new
spaces are designed to provide world-class, problem-solving and immersive
training tools to LPRC members and their partners.
 The ISL uses state of the art VR/AR/XR technologies that can be connected to an
organization's corporate and field locations. This allows us to create a
realistic and immersive experience for teams attending both in person and remote
sessions. Retail organizations will use the ISL to ideate and simulate solution
and future design options. These unique capabilities will enable members to grow
their businesses by leveraging our research process in a new, high-impact,
lower-cost way.
An addition to our existing research LPRC Research Lab and dispersed StoreLab
locations, the ISL will empower members to collaborate cross-functionally with
other businesses and thought leaders to create concept options, generate
prototypes and much more. Mid-May we are installing our final phase 1 suite of
technologies, including an array of 6 ultra HD projectors, surround sound, and
an augmented reality solution set. This year's IMPACT will feature the LPRC
Innovate ISL spaces and tools to collectively solve problems.
 LPF
Announces April's LPC and LPQ Professionals
The Loss
Prevention Foundation would like to recognize and congratulate the following
individuals who successfully completed all of the requirements set forth by the
board of directors to be LPQualified (LPQ) and/or LPCertified (LPC):
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● Arthur Griffore, II LPQ - Dick's Sporting Goods, Inc.
● Joseph Womack, III LPC - Beall's Inc.
● William West, IV LPC - CKE Restaurants, Inc.
● Joseph Baldasare, Jr LPC - Lowes Companies, Inc.
● Michelle Bronson-Jones, LPC - Rite Aid Corporation
● Steven Dean, LPC - Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM)
● Paul Evans, LPC - Southeastern Grocers
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Randy Graham, LPC - Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM)
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● Brian Reichart, LPC - Amazon.com
● Victor Wichi, LPC - Gamestop
● Matthew Maheu, LPC CFI-Legacy - CKE Restaurants, Inc.
● Kenneth Anderson, LPQ - Macy's
● Gregory Brown, LPQ - American Eagle Outfitters
● John Cunningham, LPQ - Lowes Companies, Inc.
● Claudia Melano, LPQ - Nordstrom, Inc
● Ashley Starr, LPQ - Comcast/NBCUniversal
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The Hard Truth About Soft Skills
"Hard skills will get you the interview - soft skills will get you the job."
"We have all seen situations where the decision to hire-when two or more
candidates present the same level of hard skills' strength-is made with soft
skills as the differentiator."
"The most important soft skill is communication. It's the foundation of
every other soft skill. "In my experience, communication skills are paramount to
one's capability to execute and deliver the day-to-day requirements of
leadership and having oversight for a team, small or large," Bayne says.
"In this fast-paced business environment, the ability to communicate clear and
concise messages is crucially important," Lammert explains.
"In general, those who achieve the greatest success in their careers have a
genuine interest in those around them and are skilled in communicating,"
Snipes says.
Besides communication skills, emotional intelligence has become an
important attribute for candidates in the current job market.
Emotional intelligence (often abbreviated as EQ) is the ability to perceive
another's emotions, reactions and perspective, and to handle interpersonal
relationships judiciously and empathetically. In the world of management, it has
many applications. These include working well as a teammate, empathetic
listening, building consensus and an ability to be persuasive and to motivate.
shrm.org
Opioid company executives found guilty of racketeering
Five top executives of Insys Therapeutics -- maker of Subsys, a version of the
extremely powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl -- were found guilty Thursday on
federal racketeering charges for bribing doctors to prescribe the painkiller to
people who didn't need it. They were also convicted of defrauding Medicare and
private insurance.
The trial put on display sales tactics such as lap dances to lure doctors and a
company vice president who dressed as a Subsys bottle and rapped during a
company promo.
The jury took 15 days to reach its verdict against the executives, including
founder and one-time billionaire John Kapoor. Other defendants include Richard
Simon, 48, the former national director of sales; Sunrise Lee, 38, a former
regional sales director; Joseph Rowan, 45, a former regional sales director; and
Michael Gurry, 55, the former vice president of managed markets.
cnn.com
How Card-Not-Present Fraud and Chargebacks Impact Restaurant Operators
More and more restaurants offer delivery and "buy-online, pick up in-store," or BOPUS, as it's increasingly described. Many even have their own branded mobile
app to streamline the customer experience.
More automation in the ordering and checkout process, combined with reduced
face-to-face interaction between cardholders and merchants, can open the door
for errors, misunderstandings and even criminal fraud. Errors and fraud in
card-not-present transactions inevitably lead to chargebacks.
This change in the restaurant industry landscape was sudden and dramatic. If we
look at
data as recent as 2013, we see merchants in the food and beverage industry
reported almost no chargebacks. Things looked very different, though, when we
conducted our
State of Chargebacks 2018 survey just five years later.
Our study found that 28 percent of respondents in the food and beverage industry
had a chargeback rate between 0.5 and 1 percent of all transactions. One in ten
respondents had a chargeback rate above 1 percent.
restauranttechnologynews.com
Walmart's New Workplace: Gold Stars, 'Attitude Cards' and Cheers
Walmart in some 75 stores is piloting a new store-level management structure
it's calling "Great Workplace," Bloomberg, and other media outlets, reported.
The changes entail having smaller teams taking on more responsibility and
getting more training, with pay jumps in hourly wages and salaries for
supervisors, according to the report.
The new approach is now centered at the retail giant's Neighborhood Market
grocery stores, which are smaller than its flagships and its supercenters, but
next month will expand to certain departments at 50 of those larger locations.
bloomberg.com
Walmart employees share the wildest returns they've ever seen
Walmart employees are no strangers to bizarre returns. The company's returns
policy varies based on department and whether or not you've made your purchase
online or in the store. But a number of Walmart employees have spoken to
Business Insider about their run-ins with "serial returners," fraudsters, and
shoppers who brought back gross, used products.
Here are some of the most ridiculous returns that Walmart employees said they've
seen:
● A Walmart associate saw a shopper return "a pair of underwear that was already
worn."
● A Walmart associate from Tennessee described seeing a customer return a
product from Kmart. "It was accepted with the Kmart sticker on it," the
associate said.
● A Walmart associate said they often witness a group come in to return
expensive electric toothbrushes, claiming that "they were a gift from my
mom/sister/boyfriend but I don't need it."
● A different Walmart associate said they saw someone try to get a refund on "a
gallon of out-of-date milk from Kroger."
● An employee said that they'd received a "used" positive pregnancy test at the
returns desk.
● One Walmart associate described seeing numerous air conditioners being
returned after the summer months, as well as electric heaters brought back for a
refund in the spring.
businessinsider.com
California startup sells 'world's first' bulletproof hoodie, including kids
sizes
 Wonder Hoodie, a southern California startup, sells a product its founder wishes
didn't have to exist-- a bulletproof hoodie.
Like many young tech workers, 25-year-old Vy Tran decided to create something
she needed but couldn't find. In 2016, her neighbor in her hometown of Seattle,
was walking home when a man shot her dead, after an attempted robbery.
With a background in material science, she prototyped designs and sent them for
testing. When her products met National Institute of Justice requirements for
body armor, she founded her company in 2018 and started selling the gear-- a
hoodie, a jean jacket, a vest and other accessories that start at $450.
The reality of getting caught in random gunfire has given rise to an industry of
bulletproof gear, designed for people who likely never thought about tactical
armor in the past -- parents, teachers, kids. You can now find bulletproof
backpacks, portable shelters and plate inserts all over the web.
abc30.com
Post Office wants to shift focus to package deliveries
The U.S. Postal Service has introduced a plan that would see it cutting mail
delivery from six to five days a week while expanding packaging deliveries to
seven days. The move, according to the USPS, would better reflect market
conditions and save billions of dollars a year. Republican and Democratic
members of Congress, however, are opposed to making a change to mail deliveries.
retailwire.com
Division Dir. AP
- Belk - job posting removed from site
C-suite shakeup at Ascena Retail Group as longtime CEO leaves
Francesca's to close at least 20 stores this year amid sales plunge
Report: Mexico mulls tariffs on US as payback for border slowdown
Maine first state to ban styrofoam for food and drinks
Amazon: 1-day delivery doesn't require changes at fulfillment centers
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CAP Index's New Crime Report Is Here
Download CAP's new Validation
Study, which compares year-over-year crime frequencies and examines how crime
percentages track with CAP Score categories
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Q1 2018 vs. 2018 Crime Comparison
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Visit CAP at the RILA AP
Conference
Will you be in Denver at this year's Retail Asset
Protection Conference from May 5-8?
Come see CAP Index present and visit them at
Booth #821.
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Basia Pietrawska Speaking
Parking Lot Crime: A Scientific
Approach
Come see Basia Pietrawska, CAP Index's Vice President, Crime
Intelligence Analysis, at this year's RILA conference addressing
multiple R&D efforts by a cross-functional team of retailers,
scientists, and solution providers to tackle the real-world challenge of
parking lot safety.
Learn more
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CAP Index
For 30 years,
CAP Index has been a leader
in crime risk forecasting, serving over 80 percent of the Fortune 100. Today,
more than 5,000 businesses and government agencies use CAP's CRIMECAST® Maps and
Reports, analytics, and tools to help optimize resources, limit exposure, and
minimize losses.
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NRF
Cybersecurity Advisory Group Sponsorship
NRF will collaborate with strategic partners to develop research, events and
year-round products and services for cybersecurity professionals in retail. NRF
has set a limit on the number of partners at each Sponsor level. This ensures
the premier benefits and participation are limited to a select group.
Interested in taking advantage of an NRF Cybersecurity Advisory Group
Partnership? Contact Lisa Marzetti for
pricing and more details.
Read more about Platinum, Gold and Silver
Partnerships here:
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CONTROLTEK at RILA: Dark Web Session and Live Demonstration of ApparelGuard
CONTROLTEK, an emerging leader in retail product protection, will be attending
the Retail Industry Leaders Association's 2019
Retail Asset Protection
Conference from May 5 to 8 in Denver, Colo. They will be showcasing the latest
in EAS and RFID solutions at an interactive exhibit located at booth 606.
 Tom Meehan, CFI, chief strategy officer and chief information security
officer of CONTROLTEK, will be speaking about the basics of the dark web and how
to use it as a tool to conduct investigations on Tuesday, May 7 at 1:15 p.m.
Meehan will be presenting at a concurrent session with Abraham Gonzalez, CFI, LPC, central asset protection manager of fraud mitigation and e-commerce
investigations at Bloomingdale's.
"Tom is an expert in all things tech and retail asset protection," said Rod Diplock, chief executive officer of CONTROLTEK.
"He has combined this expertise with his years of experience in conducting
investigations to teach loss prevention professionals how to use today's
technology to fight against the classic problem of retail shrinkage."
controltekusa.com
Facebook Building Cryptocurrency-Based Payments System
Pitch to retailers includes break on transaction fees
Facebook Inc. is recruiting dozens of financial firms and online merchants to
help launch a cryptocurrency-based payments system on the back of its gigantic
social network.
The effort, should it succeed, threatens to upend the traditional, lucrative
plumbing of e-commerce and would likely be the most mainstream application
yet of cryptocurrency. It comes as the social-media giant is under intense
pressure from regulators, users and shareholders to address privacy
shortcomings.
At the heart of the initiative, under way for more than a year and code-named
Project Libra, is a digital coin that its users could send to each other and use
to make purchases both on Facebook and across the internet, according to people
familiar with the matter.
The pitch to merchants is a break on fees. Facebook envisions eliminating
swipe and other card processing fees that merchants pay on transactions,
which are typically around 2% to 3% and are collected by banks, payments
processors and networks such as Visa.
wsj.com
Retail and Restaurant POS Attacks: "Why me?"
The attacks are not just of large chains or massive resorts. They experience
problems too. The sad fact is that a lot of small, mom-and-pop retail outlets
and restaurants are attacked and compromised every month.
For the bad-actors, it's a game of numbers. The more sites they attack; the more
data they steal; the greater the spoils or their efforts. In a recent case,
where we examined a small restaurant POS system, the bad-actors actually
activated the local security controls so that they could keep other attackers
out of the system they compromised.
paymentsjournal.com
Uber Ambitiously Eyes 2021 for Food-Delivery Drones Launch
Uber Technologies Inc. envisions taking to the skies with a fleet of
food-delivery drones in as little as three years, an ambitious timeline for a
ride-hailing company that would face numerous technical challenges and
regulatory hurdles.
The San Francisco company is seeking an operations executive who can help make
delivery drones functional as soon as next year and commercially operational in
multiple markets by 2021, according to a job posting that appeared on Uber's
website.
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Nedap integrates Zebra technology in !D Cloud RFID retail platform
Free choice of RFID devices allows retailers
to use best of breed
solutions for stock counting
Nedap announces that it has now completed the integration of all cornerstone
Zebra RFID technology for retail in-store stock management within !D Cloud,
Nedap's leading RFID platform. The integrations spans the RFD2000 and RF8500
series handheld RFID sleds, the TC5x and TC2x series Touch Mobile Computers and
the ZD500r and ZT400 series RFID printers.
Read more here.
Meet us at
RILA booth #921 and find out about our latest innovations
in the fields of RFID-based Loss Prevention.
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2019
'Group LP Selfie' Pizza Party Drawing!
Gus Downing, Amber Bradley and Joe LaRocca draw three winners in our
latest 'Group LP Selfie' drawing. See which three lucky retail LP/AP teams win a
FREE pizza party - sponsored by Domino's!
Submit your
team's 'Group LP Selfie' and you could win at our next drawing in
June at NRF PROTECT. We'll also send you a free GLPS team plaque
for your office wall. Show the industry your team pride and have some fun!
Joe & Amber Discuss
ORC - Part 2
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LPNN Co-MCs Joe LaRocca and Amber Bradley
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educating the C-Level executives at your company about ORC and partnering with
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Assessing Fraud Strategies in E-Commerce
Businesses
Despite a reported increase in fraud budgets,
Experian's 2019 Global Identity & Fraud Report found 55 percent of
businesses across the globe experienced an increase in online fraud-related
losses, which emphasizes the need for e-commerce merchants to assess the
effectiveness of their card-not-present fraud detection strategies.
According to Chris Ryan, Experian's senior fraud solutions consultant, the
primary challenge for e-commerce risk professionals is the consumer demand for
convenience. "E-commerce merchants are often limited in the tools that can
be used because of the demand for those tools to be primarily invisible to the
individual consumer."
When it comes to more covert tools, Ryan said there have been some exciting wins
lately. "For the most part, the activity between the individual and e-retailer
is inconsistent, which makes it harder to collect that data of user behavior on
the merchant side."
As a result, e-retailers need to rely on a set of layered tools that get to
the right prediction by combining patterns of behavior that are associated with
an identity. "Covert tools that monitor the consumer's pattern of behavior
everywhere can detect when that behavior diverges from merchant to merchant,"
Ryan said.
cardnotpresent.com
Opinion:
Could New eCommerce Fraud Rules Separate the Best
from the Rest in 2019?
Last year, PSD2 and GDPR were the two most prominent topics in the conversations
around data privacy regulations. Now in 2019, the discussion around the
applicable use of consumer information isn't expected to wane - if anything, it
is only getting louder.
The mandated adoption of Strong Consumer Authentication (SCA) is
coming September 2019 as a part of PSD2, requiring additional layers of
authentication to allow specific types of transactions.
By collecting and sharing information behind the scenes during online
transactions, financial institutions and their merchant customers should become
increasingly better at spotting and stopping potential fraud.
However, the standard will also measure the quality of merchants' data and if
too much fraudulent activity has occurred, they'll need to add barriers in the
payments process to right the ship and provide adequate security for customers.
Equally, new PSD2 regulation has clauses that outline if certain fraud rates
aren't met by card issuers, some transactions on their cards will have to be
authenticated.
Could such requirements establish an even wider divide between the merchants and
issuers that can offer frictionless payments and the ones who can't?
infosecurity-magazine.com
How Stolen Ecommerce Data is Sold on the Darknet
Rent the Runway paves way for growth with new
headquarters
Amazon rebrands, expands Middle East marketplace
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New Haven, CT: Police seek 3 suspect in $7,800
Credit Card Fraud; $10K more purchases declined
The three people allegedly made the illicit purchases on April 18,
after a credit card was stolen from its owner's vehicle at a local
fitness and rehabilitation center. "The individuals charged over
$7,800 combined at the New Haven Apple store, North Haven Target,
and North Haven T.J. Maxx," police said Additional attempts for over
$10,000 worth of merchandise later in the day at other locations in
North Haven and New Haven, were declined.
nhregister.com
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Racine, WI: Man charged for allegedly stealing
hundreds of products
from Walmart, Target, Shopko
A 56-year-old Racine man faces multiple sets of charges stemming back to August
2017 for allegedly stealing more than $4,500 in merchandise from Walmart, Shopko
and Target over the past two years. Rickey Charles Franklin, of the 600 block of
Wisconsin Avenue, reportedly told police that he resells the products he takes
for profit.
journaltimes.com
Millburn, NJ: Police looking for a woman who stole over
$1,600 worth of belts from Salvatore Ferragamo store in The Mall at Short Hills
on April 24
Cape Coral, FL: Bonnet-wearing man steals $450 in baby
formula from Publix
Oneida County, NY: Walmart Distribution Center employee
charged in 2018 Larceny Investigation; theft of several iPhones
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 Woodland,
CA: Chevron gas station Robbery suspect killed in high speed crash
A robbery that occurred at the Chevron on East Main Street early Thursday
morning turned into a high speed chase that left one suspect dead. The incident
began around 3:20 a.m. when a man entered the gas station and brandished what
appeared to be a gun to the on-duty clerk while asking for money, according to
Deputy Chief Derrek Kaff. The passenger was ejected from the vehicle and did not
survive his injuries in spite of life saving efforts performed at the scene. The
driver, who sustained non life threatening injuries.
dailydemocrat.com
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Joliet, IL: Police seeking female
suspect in Denny's fatal parking lot shooting
Joliet police are trying to identify a woman seen speaking with a
Crest Hill man in the lobby of the Plainfield Road Denny's just
before the discovery of his lifeless body in the restaurant's
parking lot. Gregory G. Brown was found shot to death in the outside
the Denny's about 10 p.m. Tuesday. Brown suffered a single bullet
wound. On Thursday, police released still photos from Denny's
surveillance video showing the mystery woman and Brown speaking to
each other.
theherald-news.com
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Memphis, TN: Shooting at Whitehaven Mapco gas
station leaves victim
in critical condition
Memphis police launched an investigation after a man was shot at a gas station
overnight, marking the second gas station shooting in the city in a little over
24 hours. Police are still searching for suspects in the latest shooting, which
happened around 2 a.m. Thursday at the Mapco on East Brooks Road. Police say the
man was shot after an argument as he walked one of his friends to their car.
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Philadelphia, PA: Store owner shields
mother and child during shootout
A local store owner is being credited with saving the lives of a
mother and her child when he shielded them during a shootout in
broad daylight in West Philadelphia. Two men started firing (total
of 25 rounds) at each other in the middle of the afternoon. Woodall
grabbed three of his customers, including a 9-year-old girl. They
credit Woodall for saving their lives. Luckily, no one was hit.
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Robberies, Incidents & Thefts
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Lake City, UT: Theft suspect in critical condition after altercation at Ace
Hardware store
A theft suspect is in critical condition Thursday evening after an altercation
at a Salt Lake City hardware store. The incident happened at the Ace Hardware in
downtown Salt Lake City. Police said a man walked into the store and attempted
to steal something before he was caught by employees. The employees confronted
the man, and a struggle ensued outside of the store. Witnesses came to help, and
at some point, during the struggle, the suspect stopped breathing. He was taken
away in critical condition, and police on the scene said he "might not survive."
Investigators are questioning everyone involved, but no one is in custody at
this time.
abc4.com
 Racine,
WI: Teen caught on camera breaking into Dunham's Sport, stealing $5K worth of
firearms
A 15-year-old boy was charged as an adult, accused of breaking into a Racine
sporting goods store in July 2018 and stealing nearly a dozen firearms worth
thousands of dollars. Roosevelt Allen was charged in Racine County Tuesday,
April 30 with felony burglary, theft and misdemeanor property damage in
connection to the early-morning burglary of Dunham's Sports on Durand Avenue
near S. Green Bay Road on July 15, 2018.
fox6now.com
Family Dollar Robbery suspect waiting for Time
Delay safe to open when caught
A man who robbed a Cedar Lake dollar store already had money from a register and
knew the safe was on a security delay, but he waited for it to open and was
caught by police. Thomas E. Setlik, 59, was standing behind the counter Tuesday
at Family Dollar wearing a bandanna on his face and holding a knife and a
plastic bag when police arrived. Setlik allegedly told police he knew what he
was doing was wrong but needed to pay rent and had problems with the Internal
Revenue Service.
kokomoperspective.com
Lancaster, NY: Man attempts to rob Pharmacy inside Tops
Market with Fake Bomb
Oklahoma City, OK: Cameras capture terrifying Armed
Robbery of jewelry store
Pittsford, NY: Suspects smash through jewelry store
window, take $50,000 worth of jewelry
Chico, CA: Police arrested a suspect in connection to a
string of armed robberies
Sentencing
Anchorage, AK: Ravn Air supervisor sentenced in
$200,000 Mail Theft Case
U.S. Attorney Bryan Schroder announced today that a former Ravn Alaska
supervisor was sentenced for his lead role in a mail theft conspiracy, involving
over $200,000 worth of Apple computers, phones and tobacco products from the
United States mail. Congress Lepou, of Anchorage, was sentenced to serve twelve
months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release. In addition to
his sentence, Lepou was ordered $199,143 in restitution.
youralaskalink.com
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Antique Shop - Vigo County, IN - Burglary
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C-Store - New Castle, PA - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Marion, IN - Armed Robbery
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C- Store - Knox County, TN - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Hawaii Kai, HI - Robbery
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Cellphone store - Charlestown, IL - Armed Robbery
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Cellphone store - Downers Grove, IL - Armed Robbery
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Clothing store - Corbin, KY - Burglary
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Clothing store - Dover, DE - Burglary
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Family Dollar - Crown Point, IN - Robbery
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Gas Station - Pleasant Valley, NY - Robbery
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Gas Station - Woodland, CA - Robbery / suspect killed in
crash
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Hardware store - Salt Lake City, UT - Robbery
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Jewelry store - Park City, UT - Burglary
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Jewelry store - Rochester, NY - Burglary
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Jewelry store - Oklahoma City, OK - Robbery
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Pharmacy - Lancaster, NY - Robbery
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Restaurant - Fenton, MO - Armed Robbery (Little Caesars)
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Daily
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13 robberies
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5 burglaries
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0 shootings
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Weekly
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83 robberies
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20 burglaries
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1 shooting
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1
killed
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District Loss Prevention Manager
Eastern PA/NJ
The District Loss Prevention Manager ensures shrinkage control and
improves safety in the stores through proper investigation and training. This
position is responsible to provide feedback, guidance and protection for our
Team Leaders and Associates. This role has oversight and responsibility for
approximately 15-20 store locations...
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Corporate Investigations Supervisor
Irving, TX
The Corporate Investigations Supervisor provides leadership
and direction to the Corporate Investigators by overseeing investigative
processes and work flow. This position is responsible for maintaining consistent
execution of processes and support leading to recovery and litigation. The
Investigations Supervisor motivates and model's efficiency, effectiveness and
productivity with our team, department and company while providing feedback and
guidance on both investigations and development...
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Manager of District Loss Prevention
Fresno, CA
You will be responsible for driving company objectives in profit and loss
control, sales performance, customer satisfaction, and shrink results. District
Loss Prevention Managers are responsible for leading Loss Prevention functions
within a specific operations district and for collaborating with Store
Operations and Human Resources in an effort to prevent company loss...
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Field Loss Prevention Manager
Dallas, TX
● Manages and coordinates Loss Prevention and Safety Programs intended to
protect Staples assets and ensure a safe work environment within Staples Retail
locations
● Manages Loss Prevention initiatives and programs on facility levels which may
include a combination of locations within a geographical area; travel
required...
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Manager, Regional Asset Protection
Bay Area/San Francisco, CA
You will be accountable for execution of asset protection programs within an
assigned geographical area. You will be key in assessing and reporting AP
vulnerabilities, developing strategies to address vulnerabilities, have a high
attention to detail and use critical thinking and good judgement to help make
decisions and formulate solutions to work-related concerns...
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Manager, Regional Asset Protection
Denver, CO
You will be accountable for execution of asset protection programs within an
assigned geographical area. You will be key in assessing and reporting AP
vulnerabilities, developing strategies to address vulnerabilities, have a high
attention to detail and use critical thinking and good judgement to help make
decisions and formulate solutions to work-related concerns...
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Regional Asset Protection Manager
Mid-Atlantic Region
The successful candidate will be responsible for the management of the Asset
Protection function in their assigned area. Guide the implementation and
training of Asset Protection programs, enforcement of policies and procedures,
auditing, investigations and directing of shrink reduction efforts...
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Manager, Asset Protection Fraud & Investigations
Westchester, IL
The Manager of Asset Protection Fraud and Investigations is responsible for the
global enterprise hybrid -ecommerce, digital product and traditional fraud
investigation program. Primary responsibilities include conduct and manage
analytically driven fraud and loss investigations, evolve fraud mitigation
platforms and initiatives; manage a team of ecommerce analysts and internal
investigators, maintain case management and financial fraud reporting metrics...
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Area Loss Prevention Specialist
San Francisco Bay Area
We are currently looking for an Area Loss Prevention Specialist to join our team
in San Francisco Bay Area. This position is responsible for conducting employee
investigations, responding to and providing guidance during critical incidents,
and assessing new/current retail store locations...
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Area Loss Prevention Manager
New York/New Jersey/Pennsylvania
Our Area Loss Prevention Managers ensure safe and secure stores through the
objective identification of loss and risk opportunities. Our Area Loss
Prevention Managers plan and prioritize to provide an optimal customer
experience to their portfolio of stores. They thrive on supporting and building
high performance teams that execute with excellence...
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Area Loss Prevention Manager -
Seattle, Portland or Salt Lake City
Seattle WA, Portland OR, Salt Lake City UT
Our Area Loss Prevention Managers ensure safe and secure stores through the
objective identification of loss and risk opportunities. Our Area Loss
Prevention Managers plan and prioritize to provide an optimal customer
experience to their portfolio of stores...
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