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Dave Ferguson named Sr. Director Risk Intelligence, Global Security for Walmart
Dave has been with Walmart since 2007, starting as VP of Operations Compliance
and holding other senior level roles throughout his 12 years including VP of
International Compliance Monitoring and VP of Digital Solutions and Data
Science, Global Governance. He was also a Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer/VP
of AP, Safety and Business Continuity for Saks Fifth Avenue for over 11 years.
He earned his Bachelors of Arts in Criminal Justice and Psychology from Michigan
State University, his MBA from Colorado State University and his Masters in
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Mark Davidson named Director, Risk Intelligence and Crisis Management
for Starbucks
Previously, Mark was the Senior Operations Officer for the Central Intelligence
Agency before he retired from that role. He earned his Bachelors Degree in
English Language and Literature/Letters from Rockford University and his Masters
of Arts/Ph.D in English Language and Literature/Letters from Loyola University
Chicago. Congratulations Mark!
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Nate Pearson promoted to Senior Manager,
Global Security
for General Mills
Nate joined General Mills in 2018 as their Manager of Global Security. Prior, he
held a variety of roles including Managing Partner for Innovare Security
Partners, EVP and Director of Operations - EPG for General Security Services
Corporation, Corporate Security Manager - Security Technology and AP Manager -
Target Video Systems for Target and Regional LP Manager and District LP Manager
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Sites Yesterday
The fourth quarter push filled those jobs. Let's see who lands in those seats
shortly.
Our Mid-Year & Q2 Senior Jobs Report will be published this week.
54% of All Mass Shootings (4 or More Killed)
Connected to Domestic Violence
An analysis of shootings with four or more victims from 2009 to 2017, Everytown
for Gun Safety, an organization that works to reduce gun violence,
chronicled a connection in domestic violence: In at least 54 percent of
shootings in which four or more people were killed, the perpetrator also shot
a current or former intimate partner or family member.
Research has shown that women killed by their partners are more likely to be
murdered with a firearm than by all other means combined, and the presence of
a gun in domestic violence situations can increase the risk of homicide for
women by as much as 500 percent,
according to the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
nytimes.com
Hong Kong: Apple & Other Retailers Shutter Stores Early as Protests Against
Chinese Government, Crackdowns Escalate
Amid mounting unrest and a
night of violence in Hong Kong, Apple is among the retailers that have
chosen to shut stores or close them early citywide, the Wall Street Journal
reported on Monday.
 Demonstrators
have taken to the streets for seven straight weeks there in protest of a
(now-suspended) Hong Kong government bill to allow extradition to the mainland,
where suspects would be all but certain to receive harsh punishments under the
authoritarian Chinese government's infamously unfair judicial system.
The protests had largely been peaceful, but on Sunday night devolved into chaos
as baton-armed thugs (believed to be triad gangsters targeting demonstrators)
attacked people at a metro station and riot police fired tear gas and rubber
bullets on protesters. There is considerable concern that the mainland Chinese
government either will capitalize on the events as a pretext for sweeping
suppression of the protests, or actually orchestrated them.
Apple shut down five of its six Apple stores
on Monday at 4:00 p.m. local time, according to the Journal, some five to six
hours early,
and closed the sixth entirely. The paper
writes that the tech giant is far from the only retailer anxious about potential
violence.
At a branch of
Abercrombie & Fitch Co.'s Hollister - next to an Apple store in the shopping belt of Causeway Bay - a Hollister
employee said some staff were allowed to leave early to get home to Yuen Long, a
suburb close to the border with mainland China, where the attack at the subway
station happened Sunday night.
Estée Lauder Co.
at 2:40 p.m. Monday sent a notice to Hong Kong employees, asking those who live
in Yuen Long and Tuen Mun, another suburb, to "leave the office as soon as
possible," according to an internal email reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
gizmodo.com
wsj.com
UK: New security measures see drop in crime at Central England Co-ops
Bucking national trend - where robberies are up 508% - burglaries up 137%
New measures aimed at reducing crime at Central England Co-operative stores have
seen
burglaries drop by 6% and robberies drop by 30%,
says the retailer.
A ram raid at one of the co-op's stores in Scraptoft, Leicestershire, recently
hit the headlines but overall crime figures are down,
bucking a national trend. This trend has seen burglaries increase by 137% and
robberies by 508%, according to the co-op.
Both crimes are theft, but robbery involves threatening or forcing another
person to give up something.
Central England Co-operative released the crime figures one year after rolling
out new measures to help prevent incidents and protect colleagues, members and
customers. In 2018, stores were fitted with external motion detectors - and a
centrally monitored CCTV system was installed, which allows colleagues to call
for assistance at the touch of a button.
The new measures sit alongside a range of others such as product GPS trackers,
gas suppression systems and stringent cash controls, all of which are designed
to keep customers and colleagues safe, as well as actively promoting the fact
that targeting convenience supermarkets is not 'worth the risk'.
thenews.coop
South Africa: Shoprite has created its own Private Security Force
- after being robbed nearly 500 times last year
 The
Shoprite Group is investing heavily in security as it aims to address the number
of criminal incidents impacting its stores. The company said that the South
African retail industry has been hit by a number of significant crime incidents,
with the Shoprite Group having to contend with
489 armed robberies and burglaries in its 2018 financial year alone.
The Shoprite Group includes 2,006 stores in South Africa including 471 Shoprite
branded stores, 335 USave stores, 213 Checkers stores, and 37 Checkers Hyper
stores. Shoprite Group is the largest private sector employer in South Africa,
with in excess of 125,000 people.
The new investments in crime prevention include a centralized command centre and
anti-crime team - giving the group the ability to monitor stores and vehicles,
remotely trigger security devices, follow up on crime incidents and ensure
suspects are arrested.
businesstech.co.za
Cleveland, OH: City lawmakers consider moratorium on new dollar store locations
over concerns of crime and safety issues
A measure that would put any new dollar stores locations in Cleveland on-hold is
now being considered by the Cleveland law department and the city
administration. The proposed legislation drafted by Cleveland Councilman Blaine
Griffin would place a moratorium on allowing any new dollars store to open in
the city until
 company leaders come up with a better safety and service plan for
the neighborhoods they serve, or would serve in the future.
Griffin told News 5 the legislation is
gaining national attention, since crime and safety issues are hitting dollar
store across the country. "They have
frequent robberies, they often times have employees that have walked out,"
Griffin said.
Leaders from the "big three" dollar stores are starting to respond. "The Dollar
General, the Family Dollar, the Dollar Tree, a lot of these folks have asked to
meet with city council," Griffin said.
news5cleveland.com
Documents Reveal Huawei's Secret Operations
Building North Korea's wireless network
Huawei Technologies Co., the Chinese tech giant embroiled in President Trump's
trade war with China and blacklisted as a national security threat, secretly
helped the North Korean government build and maintain the country's commercial
wireless network, according to internal documents obtained by The Washington
Post and people familiar with the arrangement.
washingtonpost.com
PayCargo Accuses Competitor Of Stealing Trade Secrets
PayCargo, the creator of a web-based
payment and settlement platform for the shipping industry,
has alleged in Georgia federal court that a rival attempted to steal PayCargo's
trade secrets and monopolize the payment sector.
CargoSprint LLC
allegedly used its status as a customer of PayCargo LLC to steal confidential
information and trade secrets in an attempt to peel off PayCargo's customers for
its own payment processing business, according to Friday's complaint.
CargoSprint also allegedly attempted to copy PayCargo's software and payment
system.
law360.com
Microsoft paying $25M for multiple international bribery schemes
Microsoft is paying more than $25 million to settle federal corruption charges
involving a bribery scheme in Hungary and other foreign offices. The U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission said Microsoft will pay about $16.6 million
to settle charges that it violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. While the
case centered on Hungary, the SEC said it also found improprieties at Microsoft
offices in Saudi Arabia, Thailand and Turkey. The Justice Department said
Microsoft will also pay an $8.75 million criminal fine stemming from the
Hungarian bid-rigging and bribery scheme.
wraltechwire.com
Trump proposal would push 3 million Americans off food stamps
The U.S. Department of Agriculture proposed new rules Tuesday to limit access to
food stamps for households with savings and other assets, a measure that
officials said would cut benefits to about 3 million people.
In a telephone call with reporters, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue
and Acting Deputy Under Secretary Brandon Lipps said the proposed new rules for
the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) were aimed at ending
automatic eligibility for those who were already receiving federal and state
assistance. "This proposal will save money and preserve the integrity of the
program," Perdue said. "SNAP should be a temporary safety net."
washingtonpost.com
Delivery companies accused of cheating drivers of tips
DoorDash and other delivery services for restaurants and retailers incorporate
tips into workers pay, effectively adding to its revenues while taking
compensation away from drivers. Food delivery workers have no guaranteed minimum
wage and do not have access to worker's compensation if injured, according to a
recent New York Times report.
vox.com
McD's CEO makes an hour what the average worker
makes a year
McDonald's Corp. has been among the
American companies that pay its workers the least. As some evidence of the
ongoing pay problem at the fast-food chain, the U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission has released the compensation of McDonald's CEO Stephen Easterbrook.
He was paid $15.9 million in 2018. That is 2,124 times the median employee
salary of $7,473. It means that Easterbrook, who has been CEO since 2015,
earns in an hour what it takes a median employee to make in a year, according to
data from public company intelligence firm
MyLogIQ.
usatoday.com
GNC on Monday announced plans to close 700-900
stores
Most of the closures will be in malls, he also said, noting that at
strip centers, where 61% of its U.S. footprint is found, stores "are relatively
stable from a comparable sales perspective." More than a quarter (28%) are
in malls, he said. retaildive.com
Three More Amazon Go Stores Coming - 2 in Chicago & 1 in
Seattle
Kohl's Begins Holiday Hiring Early at 500 Stores - double last year's total
Mid Year & Q2 ORC Report Coming Tomorrow - 1 Number
Has
Grown Big Time
Quarterly Results
GNC Q2 domestic comp's down 4.6%, U.S. & Canada revenue down 8%
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Three pawn shop owners charged with reselling over $1M
of stolen items on eBay
The owners of pawn shops in Manchester and Concord are accused of being the
ringleaders of organized retail crime rings that prosecutors said reaped more
than $1 million in profits by selling stolen items on eBay. "It is the most
expansive retail organized crime enterprise I've ever seen," prosecutor Patrick
Ives told Hillsborough County Superior Court Judge Amy Messer on Thursday. Ives
said Kyle Perkins, 27, and his domestic partner, Shaira Clarissa, 34, both of
Concord, used their pawnshops to solicit stolen merchandise and then sell items
on eBay with an account created in their child's name.
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As a savvy LP professional, you probably already have best practices in place.
But did you know that there are other security solutions you can leverage?
To help you explore additional options, we want to share an informative
whitepaper, "Three Essential Trends in Loss Prevention." This piece highlights
advanced security measures that can reduce or eliminate the significant causes
of shrink.
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CISO Pressures: Why the Role Stinks and How to
Fix It
Look around the boardroom. The average tenure of a CEO is 8.4 years. A CFO
will spend approximately 6.2 years in the position, while a COO lasts 5.5
years. In stark contrast, a CISO will spend an average of 1.5 to 2 years
before leaving behind the constant stress and urgency of the job.
There's a serious problem in the cybersecurity industry, and all too often, it's
ignored because it's uncomfortable to address. Now is the time to acknowledge
the issue and understand the true challenges and repercussions of the modern-day
CISO role.
When CISOs come to work, there's a growing list of issues to face. Perhaps the
most ominous is the constant cyberattacks threatening organizations of all sizes
and spanning all industries
Add to these challenges the accelerated rate of evolving business technology.
With most organizations laser focused on digital transformation efforts, the
constantly shifting legal and regulatory environment consisting of legislation
such as GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act, and the fact that everyone
thinks they're an expert at the job, you have a recipe for a burned-out CISO
with no finish line to the job's responsibilities in sight. darkreading.com
Cybercrime gang adds new tactics to credit card
data-stealing campaign
FIN8 is Back - With a New Toolset
The FIN8 cybercrime group was first identified in January 2016, and
typically targets point-of-sale (POS) systems with malware attacks designed
to steal credit card information, which is then sold on for profit on dark
web underground forums. The nature of the attacks means retailers and the
hospitality sector are common targets.
FIN8 appeared to disappear for two years
before re-emerging in June. The group seems to have started where it left
off, continuing to evolve and adapt malicious tools to improve the success of
its campaigns. Hundreds of organizations are thought to have fallen victim to
FIN8 campaigns since the group first emerged.
The latest evolution of FIN8's attacks has been detailed by cybersecurity
researchers at Gigamon. The security company has uncovered Badhatch -- a
previously-unreported form of malware used as part of the financial hacking
group's latest campaign.
Badhatch is deployed to stealthily explore victim networks, as
well as distributing additional malware like PoSlurp, a credit card
information-scraper which steals details of cards swiped through POS
systems.
zdnet.com
Identity management continues to challenge
businesses
As 36% prioritize biometric MFA
Identity management poses at least one challenge to 92 percent of organizations,
according to a survey from
LastPass by LogMeIn, and 36 percent say implementing biometric multifactor
authentication is a priority.
 In
a survey of 700 IT professionals at organizations ranging from 250 to 2,999
employees conducted by Vanson Bourne, 47 percent said balancing ease of use with
security is the biggest challenge in identity and access management. Password
problems take four hours of work each week to resolve, on average, with
organizations receiving 96 password-related requests per month, and 82 percent
say poor identity practices expose their business to risk.
"The
Guide to Modern Identity" report also shows 80 percent of IT professionals
believe SSO is not enough to secure businesses on its own, and 59 percent
agree that strengthening user authentication with MFA is critical.
biometricupate.com
DHS CISA - National Cyber Awareness System:
5G Wireless Network Risk Factors
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released an
infographic on 5G wireless network risk factors. Although 5G technology will
bring capacity, reliability, and security improvements, it may also introduce
supply chain, deployment, network security, and competition and choice
vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities may affect the security and resilience of
5G networks.
CISA encourages users and administrators to review the
CISA 5G infographic to better understand the risks associated with 5G
wireless networks.
us-cert.gov
Europol Head Fears 5G Will Give Criminals an Edge
Here We Go Again - Techies Not Even Thinking
Crime Impact
The evolution of 5G networks is causing concern for Catherine De Bolle, head
of Europol, who argues that law enforcement will lose the ability to
surveil criminals when 4G networks become obsolete. EU member states lack
both regulations and technology to keep up, she says. The ability to monitor
criminals "is one of the most important investigative tools that police officers
and services have, so we need this in the future."
European law enforcement officials can currently monitor and listen to criminals
using mobile 4G devices, but their tools cannot be used on the 5G network,
De Bolle said in an interview with Reuters. In her opinion, European law
enforcement agencies should have been involved in discussions with tech
firms and policymakers earlier in the transition to 5G. Now, police agencies are
researching ways to minimize damage when they lack the ability to do their jobs
as usual.
darkreading.com
iNSYNQ, cloud computing provider of virtual desktop
environments -
Infected With Ransomware July 16th
Warehouse tech glitches cause $25M disruption for Asos
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The Loss Prevention Research Council's
Impact Conference Oct. 2-4 2017, A Six Episode Series
Filmed on location at the University of
Florida
THE LPRC CONDUCTS RESEARCH TO DEVELOP CRIME AND LOSS CONTROL SOLUTIONS
THAT
IMPROVES THE PERFORMANCE OF ITS MEMBERS AND THE INDUSTRY
The IMPACT Conference helps retailers & solutions partners better employ
research tools
to assess the real-world impact their LP efforts have on sales,
crime, and loss levels.
LPRC
Research Update
Stuart Strome, PhD, Former Research Scientist, Loss Prevention
Research Council The
Loss
Prevention Research Council continues to work on ways to help retailers sell
more while losing less using in-store and supply chain innovation efforts,
interviewing offenders, shoppers and employees, while analyzing large data sets
and conducting randomized controlled trials in active locations.
A major LPRC research focus is better understanding the psychology of how LP/AP
efforts actually affect human behavior in stores and distribution centers. They
look at how and where LP should place deterrent treatments to make the most
positive impact with the least negative shopper and employee effects.
In this
22-minute
episode, Dr. Stuart Strome formerly of the LPRC explains why the offender interviews they
conduct are so crucial to their research, what data they collect when studying
solutions, and how they help facilitate research collaboration among retailers.
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Consumer Behavior Fuels Fraud And Retailers Need
To Fight Back
E-Commerce buyers have developed a disconnect between their expectations and
their responsibilities as consumers. As a result, they often engage in unsafe
behavior online, enabling fraudsters to carry out phishing attacks and other
forms of fraud.
On the one hand, consumers are acutely aware of the risk online fraud
represents. However, misunderstandings about the realities of online fraud, plus
a lack of adherence to security best practices, means buyers are still
vulnerable.
We have a situation in which consumers feel entitled to a frictionless
experience. Simultaneously, they're very aware of online fraud, but don't
know how to protect themselves from it.
We're training customer expectations by reinforcing negative behaviors
and fostering a culture in which consumers don't understand the impact of their
actions. Simultaneously, customers expect to be entitled to a chargeback. This
is a recipe for disaster...and merchants are the ones who end up paying the
price.
Friendly fraud is directly tied to our problem with consumer entitlement.
Buyers are trained to expect that a chargeback will always be an option to
recover money. This gives them the impression that they have no real
responsibility to merchants, banks or other consumers. It's a kind of feedback
loop, which explains the rapid growth of friendly fraud in the last decade.
The longer we allow consumers to take a lax attitude towards phishing and other
online threats, while simply expecting to recover their money at a whim, the
worse the situation will get. That's why merchants need to take the lead.
retailtouchpoints.com
Amazon Changing Rules For Third-Party Sellers
Worldwide, Germany Drops Probe
Germany agreed to drop a seven-month investigation into Amazon's merchant terms
and conditions after the marketplace said it would amend its Business Services
Agreement. The company plans to make the changes worldwide. The new terms will
take effect in August. This means Amazon will comply with Europe's liability
toward business partners on its European platforms, giving merchants 30-day
notice and an explanation before removing a seller from the platform.
mediapost.com
Prime Day boosted store traffic for Amazon and
rivals alike
Along with Prime Day's status as a massive online sales event, this year
Amazon's self-proclaimed holiday also drove store visits to Amazon's Whole Foods
as well as to physical stores of the company's competitors.
According to foot traffic
analytics firm Placer.ai, visits to Whole Foods stores on Saturday,
July 13, were 20.3% above the baseline for 2019 and up 26.8% on July 14, while
the Monday of Prime Day had the fourth-most weekday visits of the year so far.
Meanwhile, in-store traffic at Walmart was up 25.7% above its baseline on
Friday, July 12, up 37.5% on July 13, and up 26.1% on July 14. At Target,
traffic was up Monday (3%), Tuesday (4.4%) and Wednesday (4.9%) of Prime Week as
well. Finally, Best Buy's traffic spiked 6.5% over its baseline that
Monday and 4.6% on Tuesday.
retaildive.com
Prime Day drives retailers to significantly boost
their Amazon advertising spending
Not only did Amazon.com Inc.'s two-day
Prime Day sales event drive an Internet Retailer-estimated $7.16 billion in
online sales for Amazon-a 71% jump compared with the previous year's event-it
also led retailers that sell on the retail giant's online marketplace to
significantly increase their spending on ads that appear on Amazon. And,
based on data from multiple vendors that help facilitate those ad buys, that
money was well spent.
digitalcommerce360.com
Roundup: Chewy cuts losses in half as revenue jumps 45%
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Nashville, TN: Two Best Buy stores targeted by
Burglary Crew
focused on Apple products
Best Buy stores in Brentwood and Murfreesboro were targets of burglars early
Sunday morning, who stole electronics worth thousands of dollars. According to
releases from police departments in Brentwood and Mufreesboro, a group of
burglars broke into two stores, and stole thousands of dollars worth of Apple
products. In Brentwood, five suspects were caught on security cameras driving up
in a dark sedan, who broke in through the front door of the Best Buy, wearing
masks and gloves. Once inside, the group went directly to a locked case that a
large number of iPads were in. The burglars attempted to break into a case
containing iPhones, but were unable to complete their task. Brentwood PD said
upwards of 50 iPads (est. value of $15,000) were stolen from the store. In
Mufreesboro, police investigators reportedly found similarities in the Brentwood
burglary, but did not provide specifics, other than thousands of dollars worth
of Apple products were stolen.
wsmv.com
Oklahoma City, OK: $14,000 in lotto tickets,
food, and drink purchased
by stolen credit card
 Police
are looking for people they say committed credit card fraud to purchase $14,000
in lottery tickets, food and drinks from an E-Z-Mart and other stores across
Oklahoma City. The E-Z-Mart reported a man would come into the store several
times a day with a credit card missing the magnetic strip.
They told police, employees would have to manually enter a card number since the
magnetic strip was scratched off. The man reportedly pocket dialed the store
June 6, an employee picked up and put the phone on speaker. They said the man
was talking with someone and stated he used a certain card to get things from
stores. During the accidental call, employees told police they heard him say he
had used this "card" at OnQue, a store at the outlet mall, and other stores.
okcfox.com
Galesburg, IL: $12k worth of iPhones taken from
Walmart
According to a Galesburg Police report, authorities responded to Walmart at
about 11:50 p.m. July 17 for the report. According to employees and surveillance
video, two men were seen around a locked drawer in the electronics department.
Then one of the two used a crowbar that was for sale at Walmart to break open
the drawer and take out 11 iPhones worth an estimated $12,589.
reviewatlas.com
Denver, NC: Man Wanted On 17 Warrants Arrested In
Lowes $1,400
Shoplifting Case
Tyrell Culbreth and Steven Courtney, were arrested Saturday by Lincoln County
Sheriff's Officers. They're both charged with felony larceny. On Saturday,
deputies were dispatched to Lowes in Denver in reference a shoplifting. The
suspects allegedly loaded a shopping cart with back pack leaf blowers and a
generator valued at more than $1,400. They reportedly left the store through the
lumber entrance without paying. When officers checked his real name they learned
that he had 17 outstanding warrants out of Mecklenburg County including armed
robbery, conspiracy, kidnapping and first degree burglary.
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DeWitt Township, MI: State Trooper responding to
Meijer's Retail Fraud call involved in Fatal Traffic Accident
A man who died in a three-vehicle crash involving a Michigan State Police
trooper has been identified as David G. Engel, 26, of DeWitt. The crash happened
about 8 p.m. Friday at the intersection of Business U.S. 127 and Cutler Road,
state police said. The Trooper was responding to a retail fraud call at the
Meijer store in DeWitt Township, when he collided with a semi truck. The semi
then collided with a southbound vehicle driven by Engel. The trooper had minor
injuries. The truck driver was not injured.
lansingstatejournal.com
Roanoke Rapids, NC: Pizza Delivery Driver shot
and killed
in apparent Armed Robbery
A pizza delivery driver was found fatally shot early Tuesday, the Halifax County
Sheriff's Office said. Deputies said James Anthony Lee Jr., 21, was found dead
with at least one gunshot wound in Roanoke Rapids around 1 a.m. Lee was
delivering pizza and hadn't checked in with his employer, authorities said.
Lee's employer found him dead and contacted the sheriff's office, authorities
said.
wral.com
Tulsa, OK: Woman shot outside north Tulsa
convenience store dies
Tulsa Police say a woman is dead after a shooting at a convenience store in
north Tulsa. Around midnight, police were called after the woman was found with
a gunshot wound at Nafie's Food Mart. The woman was taken to the hospital, where
she died. She was identified as Soconda Boyd, 47. Police say several witnesses
at the scene were not cooperative with the investigation.
fox23.com
Update: Los Angeles, CA: Utah man pleads Not
Guilty in slayings of Deputy at Jack in the Box and Russian Snowboard champ
A Utah man accused of gunning down an off-duty Los Angeles County sheriff's
deputy inside an Alhambra fast-food restaurant an hour after killing a man in
downtown Los Angeles pleaded not guilty Monday to double murder, attempted
murder and robbery charges. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Kevin Stennis
ordered Rhett McKenzie Nelson, 30, to remain jailed without bail. Nelson
allegedly shot 50-year-old Deputy Joseph Gilbert Solano early in the evening of
June 10 after killing Dmitry Alekseyevich Kolstov, an accomplished skateboarder
and snowboarder from Russia. Sheriff Alex Villanueva has said there was no
indication the shooter knew that Solano, who was off-duty and not in uniform,
was a sheriff's deputy. He is also facing two counts of robbery of a 7-Eleven
and a Shell station, both in Long Beach.
signaltribunenewspaper.com
Glendale, CA: Man Robbed, Shot in Front of Family
Outside Laser Tag Center
A man shot outside a family Laser Tag Center in Glendale in what police are
calling an attempted robbery is recovering Sunday, while the shooter is still on
the loose. The shooting occurred just before closing time in the parking lot at
The Zone Laser Tag Center on Saturday night. Police say witnesses told them men
wearing masks tried to rob a man and his family. That man was shot in the
struggle, and the robbers got away.
cbslocal.com
Vallejo, CA: Two of three suspects in 2016 Pawnshop murder
plead not guilty
Robberies, Incidents & Thefts
 Puyallup,
WA: Burglar shot out doors of Macy's at South Hill Mall while trying to escape
Several storefronts at Puyallup's South Hill Mall were littered with gunfire
early Tuesday morning after a burglar went on a crime spree. Puyallup Police
first received calls of shots fired inside the mall around 6 a.m. Investigators
believe a burglar gained entry inside the closed mall through the roof, then
shot out multiple store fronts to steal clothes and other items. As officers
raced to the scene, more calls came in that the burglar was now shooting his way
out the front door of the Macy's store. An officer got there just in time and
managed to arrest the 22-year-old suspect.
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Wilson, NC: 6-year-old, 3 teens broke
into Dunham's Sports, stole 10 handguns
A 6-year-old is among four people involved in a break-in at a Wilson
gun store last week, where a number of handguns were stolen, police
said. Police responded to an alarm at Dunham's Sports, at about 2:15
a.m. on July 16 and found two glass doors had been shattered and 10
handguns missing. Police identified four juveniles - a 16-year-old,
two 14-year-olds and a 6-year-old - as suspects in the case.
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Delray Beach, FL: Gas Station Owner helps young
boy escape alleged Kidnapper
 Mia
Musadaque has owned a Chevron station in Delray Beach for five years and says he
has never experienced anything as shocking as the moment a 14-year-old boy ran
into his store and announced he had been kidnapped. Musadaque wasted no time
helping. He made sure the boy was safe and called police immediately. Palm Beach
County Sheriff's deputies say Osvaldo Vicente lured the boy into his car by
promising him cash in exchange for yard work. Vicente approached the boy near
the Lake Worth Beach Public Library earlier this month. Deputies say Vicente
sexually assaulted the boy while he drove from Lake Worth Beach to Delray Beach.
Luckily, the boy was able to escape from the vehicle at a stoplight near
Musadaque's gas station.
cbs12.com
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Springs, AR: Shoplifter arrested for reportedly impersonating State Police
Officer
A man initially detained Saturday for suspected shoplifting of $30 of
merchandise from Walmart was soon facing a felony charge after allegedly
claiming to work for the Arkansas State Police. When Loss Prevention spoke to
Rynders he allegedly told them he worked for the Arkansas State Police and
showed them a laminated white piece of paper which he stated was issued to him
by "the court system" and proved he worked for the ASP. He reportedly claimed to
work for the state police but could not say what position he held. In searching
him, Police located a small .22-caliber loaded handgun on his right hip and a
pair of handcuffs attached to his belt.
hotsr.com
Glen Burnie, MD: Police Find 7-Eleven Robbery Suspect's
Phone At Crime Scene, Arrest Him When He Returns For It
Fire/Arson
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AT&T - Fort Smith, AR - Burglary
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Auto Supply - Bonneville, Burglary
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Best Buy - Murfreesboro, TN - Burglary
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Best Buy - Brentwood, TN - Burglary
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C-Store - Little Rock, AR - Robbery
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C-Store - Shelbyville, TN - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Elmira, NY - Burglary
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C-Store - Madison, WI - Burglary
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C-Store - Forsyth County, GA - Burglary
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CVS - Little Rock, AR - Robbery
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Car Wash - Pueblo, CO - Burglary
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Clothing Store - Daytona Beach, FL - Burglary
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Gas Station - New Stanton, PA - Robbery/ Assault
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Gun Store - Wilson, NC - Burglary
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Hardware Store - Rome, GA - Armed Robbery
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Liquor Store - Bakersfield, CA - Burglary
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Macy's - Puyallup, WA - Burglary
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Music Store - Pittston, PA - Burglary
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Restaurant - Roanoke Rapids, NC - Armed Robbery / Deliv.
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Target - New York, NY - Armed Robbery
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Walgreens - Lower Burrell, PA - Armed Robbery
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Walmart - Galesburg, IL - Burglary
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7-Eleven - Colorado Springs, CO - Armed Robbery
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7-Eleven - Fresno, CA - Armed Robbery
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