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Peace Restored on 4th Night of
Kenosha Protests
'Riot Police Nowhere to be Found'
Kenosha peaceful on fourth night of protests as riot police & armed militias
stay away after deadly shooting
One day after police say a 17-year-old shot and killed two protesters and
seriously wounded another in Kenosha, Wis., a fourth consecutive night of
protests over the police shooting of Jacob Blake was
smaller and mostly
peaceful. Both police
and the self-declared militia members who were ever-present on Tuesday mostly
stayed away from protesters Wednesday night.
 The
night's demonstrations began hours after authorities named
Rusten Sheskey as the officer who shot Blake,
and announced an arrest and
homicide charges for 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse, who attended the protest
with a group of armed men who claimed to be protecting a gas station.
Sheskey, who is on administrative leave, has not been charged.
On Wednesday night, a group of about 60 to 100 people gathered in a park that's
surrounded by the courthouse and other government buildings. The group chanted,
and some people spray-painted art promoting peace and healing on the sidewalk.
Although an eight-foot-high fence guarded the courthouse,
the riot police who repeatedly
fired tear gas at protesters Tuesday were nowhere to be found.
Tuesday's night's violence prompted the White House to authorize
sending 2,000
National Guard troops from other states to Wisconsin.
President Donald Trump said Wednesday in a series of tweets that "federal law
enforcement and the National Guard" will be sent to Kenosha to restore law and
order.
The
Wisconsin National Guard
already has 10,000 troops.
Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday
ordered 250 to Kenosha.
He
doubled the number Wednesday.
washingtonpost.com
usatoday.com
Facebook Ignores Kenosha Militia Group's 'Call to
Arms'
Facebook initially failed to remove a Kenosha militia page despite complaints
Once again, the company is facing criticism for
letting people incite violence on its platform.
 Facebook
didn't take heed when its users sounded the alarm about a
militia group issuing a "call
to arms" on its platform.
That call to arms came before the violence in Kenosha, Wisconsin, on Tuesday
night, which left two people dead and one injured, according to a new report.
Before the shooting, at least two Facebook users flagged a page called "Kenosha
Guard" for inciting violence, according to The Verge. But
the company told users that
the page did not meet the company's criteria for removal.
On Wednesday morning, after violence at the protests already broke out - and
armed militia groups took to the streets - Facebook ended up taking down the
page for violating its policies on dangerous groups.
vox.com
17-year-old charged with homicide after shooting during Kenosha protests,
authorities say
The shooting came as self-declared
militia members and armed
counterprotesters have
appeared in the city, which is reeling from days of unrest. Authorities have not
said whether Rittenhouse is a member of any of the groups.
Armed civilians - many
wielding AR-15-style rifles - took position near stores and businesses saying
they intended to fill a vacuum left by a law enforcement.
Some had stood near the gas station where Tuesday night's shooting began with a
confrontation just before midnight.
washingtonpost.com
Justice Dept. to Open Investigation Into Kenosha Shooting
NBA, WNBA, MLB and MLS games called off as players boycott in response to
Kenosha
police shooting of Jacob Blake
Peaceful Marches and Armored Vehicles: Scenes From Kenosha Protests
Other Protest News Around the U.S.
Police Chief: "We Have to Restore Peace and
Order"
Minneapolis sets citywide curfew for 8 p.m. Thursday night
 Minneapolis
officials on Thursday drew a distinction between the people who looted stores
and burned businesses
Wednesday night and those who protested peacefully after George Floyd's
death.
Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo said, "We will have a presence again
around the entire city and continue to be in constant communication."
He said two officers were injured Wednesday night.
He added: "You will see a presence out there but we have to turn the tide here
in our city and I'm determined that we do that. We have to restore peace and
order."
startribune.com
Task force announces several dozen arrests tied to recent massive protests in
L.A. County
The SAFE LA task force includes the local police chiefs, FBI agents, L.A. County
Sheriff's commanders and U.S. Department of Justice prosecutors. A tally of the
arrest numbers the chiefs released Wednesday adds up to 56 so far: Los Angeles
police have arrested 14, Long Beach arrested 23 and Santa Monica arrested 19.
dailynews.com
Many California police reform efforts have stalled despite push from George
Floyd protests
Demonstrations flare in Gresham, Portland Wednesday night; 11 arrests but no
riot declared
FBI expands investigations into violence during Portland protests
Louisville community leaders criticize police response to Tuesday protest
Suspect arrested in connection with fire at Seattle's East Precinct taken into
federal custody
Op-ed: Anti-cop rioting devastates the very communities it pretends to defend
COVID Update
US: Over 6M Cases - 183K Dead - 3.3M Recovered
Worldwide:
Over 24.3M Cases - 830K Dead - 16.9M Recovered
Private Industry Security Guard Deaths:
186
Law
Enforcement Officer Deaths: 93
*Red indicates change in total
deaths
Mitigation Measures Showing Effects
Here Comes Fall
US faces long road on COVID-19 amid signs of improvement
Coronavirus cases nationally are falling from their July peaks and some
hard-hit states are showing signs of improvement, a hopeful sign even as the
country deals with about 1,000 COVID-19 deaths every day. The positive news is
still dwarfed by the negative reality of the pandemic's hold over the country.
Though the situation is not as bad as it was in July, when cases peaked around
70,000 per day, the virus is still circulating around United States at a very
high level, with around 40,000 new cases per day.
Governors in many of the hardest-hit states, such as Arizona, Florida and Texas,
after initially resisting action, put in place measures like closing bars and
allowing local mask mandates, steps that experts say have helped those states
improve.
Experts stressed that some of the improvement is from people starting to take
the virus more seriously and more widespread mask wearing, after early mixed
signals on that front, and that any complacency or letting up could cause
another spike.
Another major question is how bad the fall will be. The coming flu season
combining with the coronavirus, as students go back to school and colder weather
forces more activity indoors into tighter spaces, has led to fears of another
resurgence.
"Just because we're starting to see a decline doesn't mean that we've passed the
point that we can start loosening those restrictions."
thehill.com
COVID Safety Measures Work Against Flu Too!
Southern Hemisphere's Winter "Flu Season Knocked Down"
As flu season nears, some health experts brace for a 'twindemic'
"This could be one of
the worst seasons we've had from a public health perspective, with COVID and flu
coming together. But
it also could be one of
the best flu seasons we've had,"
said
Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention.
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health officials are pushing Americans to
get
vaccinated against the flu
in record numbers this fall,
so hospitals aren't overwhelmed with a dueling "twindemic."
It's also becoming clear that wearing masks, avoiding crowds and keeping your
distance are protections that are "not specific for COVID.
They're going to work
for any respiratory virus,"
Redfield said.
The evidence: Ordinarily, South Africa sees widespread influenza during the
Southern Hemisphere's winter months of May through August. This year, testing
tracked by the country's
National Institute of
Communicable Diseases is finding almost none. That's unprecedented.
latimes.com
CDC director walks back change in coronavirus testing guidelines
Fauci Disagreed with Updated CDC Testing Guidelines
3 workplace COVID-19 trends that are likely here to stay
Increased attention to safety is here to stay
Employers also may see additional attention from the Occupational Safety and
Health Administration and the National Labor Relations Board, Holstein and
Robertson noted.
"OSHA is not all hard hats," said Holstein; "there's more to workplace safety." OSHA
can and is regulating cleaning, social distancing and more to keep employees
safe from COVID-19 exposure in the workplace,
she said.
What's more, because the agency has been criticized for
declining to issue emergency standards
and instead favoring recommendations,
state and local
governments have filled that void,
Robertson said; "And you're ending up with this
crazy patchwork. You're
ending up with a huge amount of regulation at the state and local level."
Telework as an
accommodation & Expanded paid leave access
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Lakeview, Ore., Only pharmacy in 90-mile radius fined $10K fine not requiring
masks
Virginia Is First To Have Coronavirus Workplace Safety Standards
NY New Program: Awarding Businesses For Purchase of PPE - $500 Workers' Comp
Credit
World Back to Work Offers Free Audits of Return-to-Work Strategy
OSHA Offers Free COVID-19 Posters & Print Resources
UK Government's Working Safely Retail Guidance During COVID-19
Hurricane Laura Hits Gulf Coast
Hurricane Laura strikes Louisiana as Category 4 storm, battering Lake Charles
area and bringing flood threat
Hundreds of thousands without power after 150 mph
winds slam the gulf coast
 Hurricane
Laura caused extensive damage in Lake Charles after making landfall early
Thursday in southwest Louisiana as a Category 4 hurricane. Windows were blown
out, roofs were peeled off and a storm surge flooded many roads and homes.
Brandon Clement, a storm chaser with Live Storms Media, used a drone to survey
the damage in Lake Charles after Hurricane Laura roared through the city.
The storm made landfall
early Thursday as a Category 4 hurricane, with
sustained winds of 150
m.p.h., and weakened
steadily as it swept inland.
Hundreds of thousands
of people were without power.
nola.com
Storm surge may last for another day
The storm surge in southern Louisiana and the Lake Charles area may last for
another day, while
hurricane-force winds
reach north to the border of Louisiana and Arkansas,
the director of the National Hurricane Center, Ken Graham, said early Thursday.
nytimes.com
14-year-old first Louisiana Hurricane Laura death; images of damage surface
Texas officials say the state has suffered less destruction than they had
dreaded
Cartel Used Dallas Retailer to Launder $10M in
Drug Money
28 Charged in Cartel Money Laundering Scheme
 A
Mexican cartel boss and 27 coconspirators
have been charged with
laundering more than
$10 million in drug proceeds through a local clothing retailer.
A federal grand jury charged 28 individuals connected to
Cartel Jalisco Nueva
Generacion - one of Mexico's most violent and powerful drug cartels
- with conspiracy to
launder monetary instruments and other financial, drug, and gun crimes,
including conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, conspiracy to distribute
heroin, and possession of a firearm by an undocumented alien.
According to court documents, Jose Valdovinos Jimenez, a plaza boss who goes by
"La Roca" or "The Rock," allegedly conspired with his codefendants to smuggle
hundreds of kilograms of methamphetamine and heroin across the Mexican border,
distribute the drugs within the United States, launder the proceeds, and then
transfer the money back to CJNG leaders.
At Mr. Jimenez's direction, mid- and upper-level dealers
transported drug
proceeds to Yoli's Western Wear, a clothing retailer located on Buckner
Boulevard in Dallas.
The 23-year-old manager of Yoli's, Ivan Noe Valerio, and his family members then
counted the money and separated it into thousands of transactions, sending it
through a money remitter back to CJNG in Mexico.
If convicted, Mr. Jimenez and Mr. Valero face life in federal prison.
During the course of this investigation, agents seized approximately 700
kilograms of methamphetamine, approximately 80 kilograms of heroin, and
approximately $500,000 in drug proceeds.
Dozens of the charged
defendants have already been arrested.
justice.gov
Shopping Centers & Independent Stores?
California firestorm could claim more than 3,000 homes and structures
Nearly
2,000 structures have
been destroyed by the historic fires
sweeping across Northern California,
but officials say that
number could almost
double before the
blazes are extinguished.
latimes.com
Victoria's Secret's 'Sex Trafficking Tags'
Video's Go Viral - 3M Hearts on TikTok
Victoria's Secret responds to viral videos claiming its bras track customers
Victoria's Secret has
responded to a wave of videos circulating on social media claiming that the
company has implanted chips inside bras to track customers.
One
TikTok video in June generated nearly three million hearts, and there now
more than
a dozen YouTube videos
making this claim. Some conspiracy theorists have even referred to these
trackers as
"sex
trafficking tags."
According to Victoria's Secret,
these are simply RFID
tags, which are
commonly used in the fashion industry
to track and manage inventory throughout the supply chain. In a statement
provided to Fast Company, a spokeswoman for the company said: "Like many
other retailers, this technology helps us deliver a great store experience by
ensuring we have the right products available for our customers. We only use
this technology in our back room and sales floors to help us manage inventory so
that our associates can efficiently support our customers' needs."
The claim is not new, but it
seems to have found new
life this week
with recently posted
videos, some of which have
attracted thousands of
views on YouTube.
This is just the latest scandal Victoria's Secret has found itself in over the
past few months and years. In February, the New York Times
published an exposé about the toxic workplace culture at the company. Last
year, the
Times revealed how Jeffrey Epstein,
the disgraced financier who committed suicide in prison,
used his relationship
with Victoria's Secret's founder to lure women and abuse them.
fastcompany.com
 Introducing
The Amazon Fresh Grocery Store
Amazon's New Grocery Format Unveiled Today in Woodland Hills
Upcoming locations include three more in
California and three in Chicago area
Amazon Fresh The
35,000-square-foot store.
supermarketnews.com
Senior LP & AP Jobs
Market
 CVS
Health Asset Protection Director - RI, MA, CT, NH, ME, NY Posted in Lincoln, RI
As the
Field Divisional Asset
Protection Director you
will be responsible for all aspects of Asset Protection for a specified retail
division within CVS.
cvshealth.com
 Director
Of Loss Prevention job posted for Surf Style Retail Management in Hollywood, FL
The primary purpose of this position is to direct all Loss Prevention activities
for Surf Style Stores and Distribution Centers.
linkedin.com
Nike Shuts Down 9 Wholesale Accounts to Focus on DTC Themselves
Retail bankruptcies subside, but will return with a vengeance in Q1 2021
Dollar General to Open 1,000 New Stores in 2020
Fast-Food & Fast-Casual's 30% Nosedive & The Race for the Perfect Drive-Through
Judge Approves $47.7M in Retention Bonuses For 4,243 J.C. Penney Employees
Ruby Tuesday's Closing 150 Restaurants So Far Without Warning Staff
Lord & Taylor Liquidates All Stores
Quarterly Results
Dollar General Q2 comp's up 18.8%, total
sales up 24.4%
Williams Sonoma Q2 comp's up 10.5%, e-commerce up 48%, net sales up 9%
Dollar Tree Q2 comp's up 7.2%, Family Dollar comp's up 11.6%, Dollar Tree comp's
up 3.1%, net sales up 9.4%
Tiffany Q2 comp's down 24%, e-commerce up 123%, sales down 29%
Chico's Q2 net sales down 39.8%
Express Inc. Q2 comp's down 24%, net sales down 48%
Nordstrom Q2 net sales down 53%
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Vendor Risk & Your Supply Chain
6 Signs Your Supply Chain Risk Just Shot Up
Risk levels are not steady states. Here are six indications that the danger
posed by your supply chain is headed in the wrong direction.
Supply chains, many stretching around the globe and some made up of tens of
thousands of links, are critical to modern business. Strong supply chains allow
for the economical development of products ranging from stuffed toys to
enterprise applications. Unfortunately, the same supply chains that make
business possible can also make it a far riskier proposition.
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Ransomware Attack on a Vendor - When that attack is ransomware, the
bad-sign quotient goes up dramatically because attackers are using the initial
attacks to exfiltrate data and spread laterally -- and sometimes spread
beyond the victim's walled garden.
Lack of Mobile Visibility at a Vendor - "Mobile devices are used across
the entire supply chain, from research to delivery, to increase efficiency and
convenience for employees," Schless says. "Every time an employee walks into
your facility or logs into your network, their mobile device has just as much
access as any other endpoint."
He points out that incorporating a device health-check into mobile-device
management (MDM) implementations is an important step for supply chain vendors
that might be coming into your network perimeter. And even vendors that don't
have direct access to your network should be able to demonstrate that they
understand the state of their mobile devices.
Lack of Transparency at a Supplier - If a supplier is unwilling or unable
to provide transparency into their risks, it's a clear sign that your risk from
that third party has risen by many degrees. The question for many in the supply
chain is not only how transparent they're willing to be, but how transparent
they're able to be.
darkreading.com
4 Risk Mitigation Principles for the Remote Workforce
Jeff Schilling of Teleperformance on Risk
Management During COVID-19 Pandemic
 Jeff
Schilling, global CISO at Teleperformance, a Paris-based company offering
digitally integrated business services worldwide, describes four principles for
mitigating security risks for the remote workforce during the
COVID-19
pandemic.
Those principles, which he spells out in this video interview with Information
Security Media Group, are:
• Maintain
parity of technical security controls between bricks-and-mortar and
work-from-home environments;
• Change
your business processes to reduce the risks in the shift to a remote workforce;
• Keep
in mind that "cyber threat actors will never let a good crisis go to waste";
• Update
your information security certifications, especially your Payment Card Industry
Report of Compliance.
He also discusses how he recalibrated his own business model to deploy a remote
international workforce of over 180,000 and stresses the need to use caution
when selecting security vendor partners.
careersinfosecurity.com
It's Still Simple Stupid - Passwords
With More Use of Cloud, Passwords Become Even Weaker Link
Passwords continue to be the top weakness exploited in penetration-testing
engagements, with the collection of credentials a major part of internal, red
team, and social engineering engagements, security firm Rapid7 states in a
report published on Aug. 26.
Too many companies
continue to rely on users to pick good passwords and to not reuse them across
services, and not enough companies have deployed multifactor authentication,
says Tod Beardsley, director of research for Rapid7.
darkreading.com
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Pandemic Impacting the Cannabis Industry
New normal means new challenges for cannabis companies
For the cannabis industry specifically, our new norm means a business
environment in which pandemic health concerns are here to stay, as are the
effects on staffing and customer interactions. Cannabis sales may be
 rising in
general, and the industry has secured an "essential" business status to stay
open as other businesses such as bars and casinos are forced to close.
But the overall global
economy is probably going to be depressed far into 2021, if not longer. That
means, that investment capital of all kinds will be more difficult to secure,
even in a strong growth market like cannabis. And when capital is tight, there's
an inclination for the big players to form partnerships and mergers that put
even more competitive pressures on smaller operators.
The digital shift
As states and municipalities enacted stay-at-home orders in the spring,
dispensaries realized the importance of optimizing digital ordering. As POS
stations were cut by half to meet social distancing requirements, transaction
times would need to be reduced to make up for that lost revenue. Utilizing
online platforms such as I Heart Jane is one way to reduce transaction times by
up to 50%.
Brick-and-mortar: Don't count it out
Even with digital sales increasing because of the
pandemic, walk-up traffic at stores still drives the vast majority of sales, and
the in-store experience cannot be left as an afterthought.
cannabisbusinessexecutive.com
 More than 1,000 pounds of marijuana seized at Michigan cargo facility
On
Aug. 23, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Office of Field Operations
Officers at the Fort Street Cargo Facility encountered a commercial truck
operated by a Canadian citizen.
Official say the driver presented a manifest for steel wire destined to a
distribution center in Chicago. Upon examination of the truck, CBP officers
discovered over 1,031
pounds of marijuana concealed in five wooden crates.wxyz.com
Marijuana grow and manufacturing facility proposed for Route 12 in Ashburnham
Cannabis processing business to focus on site buildout, hopes for early 2021
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Chicago, IL: 3 Charged With Selling Stolen Goods From Store 'Completely Looted'
of $5 Million in Merchandise
Three people in court Wednesday were accused of selling merchandise stolen
earlier in August from a Saint Laurent that had been "completely looted" of $5
million worth of items, prosecutors said. The merchandise - among 1,000 total
items taken from the Gold Coast store - includes a $2,000 purse, an $800 pair of
boots and sunglasses, Cook County prosecutors said.
Each was allegedly sold
by the defendants on online marketplaces to undercover officers who arrested
them during the in-person transaction.
Rolond Alexander tried to sell a pair of boots he claimed he got from a "crackhead"
after trading a bottled of liquor for them, Assistant State's Attorney Lorraine
Scaduto said. The boots had allegedly been looted Aug. 10 from Saint Laurent at
11 E. Walton.
nbcchicago.com
 Florida
Department of Law Enforcement donates confiscated stolen goods to Brevard County
charities
A truckload of stolen goods has been rerouted to good causes Wednesday,
according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
An investigation into
an organized retail crime group resulted in the seizure of nearly $500,000 worth
of health and beauty products, said Agent Jason Kriegsman, resident agent in
charge of the Brevard and Volusia field office.
"This is from an investigation into a group of individuals that were going
around Florida stealing all the various products," he said.
floridatoday.com
UK: Strike Force Bilkurra: seizes $50,000 in merchandise and 150 Cellphones
Inside lair of a 'credit card fraudster': Australians lose thousands in
'elaborate scam' as police seize $50k worth of handbags and 150 mobile phones. A
woman, 42, and two men, 44 and 41, were arrested in Sydney's east Thursday. More
than 70 charges have been laid over an alleged money laundering scheme. Police
will allege stolen personal information was used to acquire credit cards. Cards
were then used to obtain cash - police have seized over $50k in goods The
arrests follow a six-month cyber-fraud investigation by Strike Force Bilkurra.
The trio was refused bail to appear before Central Local Court on Thursday.
dailymail.co.uk
Wichita Falls, TX: Suspect in $4,000 High- End Merchandise theft arrested
The business owners reported an assortment of items were taken including Gucci
brand clothes; MCM brand shoes and backpacks; Luis Vuitton purses, a Michael
Kors watch; Burberry sunglasses, wallet and belt; Jordan and Nike brand shoes;
and a Cobra DVR system. The total value of the missing items was estimated to be
just under $4,000.
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Las Vegas, NV: Metro Police investigating deadly shooting involving Security
Guard at 7-Eleven
 The
shooting occurred late Wednesday night at the 7-Eleven on Las Vegas Boulevard
near Nellis Air Force Base. Metro Police say a security guard pulled the trigger
after getting into a struggle with a man who was refused entry to the store. The
security guard was at the store to limit the number of people in the store at
the same time. Lt. Ray Spencer said it is unclear why the man in his 50s and his
wife were not let in the store while other shoppers were. The man did enter the
store and that's when the security guard and a store clerk struggled with the
man. "In front of the store, there is additional pushing and shoving that takes
place at which time the security officer fires one round, striking the victim,
causing his death at the front of the store," Spencer said. Metro detectives are
talking with witnesses and reviewing video. The security guard is at Metro
headquarters being interviewed.
8newsnow.com
Guilderland, NY: Arrest made in July shooting at Crossgates Mall; 15-year-old
charged
The boy is accused of firing a single shot in the July 22 incident. No one was
injured. Police charged the boy Wednesday with first-degree reckless
endangerment, a felony, and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon, a
misdemeanor. His name was not released due to his age. He was arrested in Albany
after a lengthy investigation. Albany Police assisted in the arrest, police
said. Police called the shooting an isolated incident.
dailygazette.com
Tallahassee, FL: Northside and Southside gang 'feud' behind series of shootings
and murders
Robberies, Incidents & Thefts
Gallatin, TN: Man wanted for shoplifting, injuring Lowe's Loss Prevention
employee
The Gallatin Police Department is seeking assistance identifying a man accused
at shoplifting and causing injury to a loss prevention employee at Lowe's. The
incident took place on Aug. 20, according to Gallatin Police. The unidentified
man entered Lowe's and shoplifted. He then caused an injury to a loss prevention
employee after he attempted to stop the suspect.
fox17.com
Cushing, OK: Authorities Searching For Woman Accused Of Attacking 2 Walmart
Employees
Authorities are searching for a woman accused of shoplifting at the Cushing
Walmart from which she had been forbidden and attacking two asset protection
female employees. An arrest warrant was issued on July 29 for Jamie Lynn Segura.
If apprehended and convicted, Segura could be given as much as 20 years in
prison for two felony counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon plus
40 days in jail for misdemeanor counts of shoplifting and trespassing after
being forbidden, court records show. After another Walmart employee tried
recovering the merchandise, Segura began swinging at her and struck her in the
face with the Ipad, the affidavit alleged.
1600kush.com
Nashville, TN: FBI arrests Walgreens Pharmacy Armed Robbery suspect
Sheboygan, WI: WESCO Manager charged with theft of over $300,000, fake purchase
orders and returns
DOJ: San Francisco, CA: Five Charged In Multi-Million Dollar International
Customs Fraud Scheme; Defendants Accused of Dumping Used Tires In Asia In Scheme
to Submit Fraudulent Tariff "Drawback" Claims
Cargo Theft
Fresno, CA: Arrest made in $300,000 pistachio heist spanning Madera, Fresno and
Tulare counties
A Fresno man is in custody, accused of taking part in an elaborate scheme that
involved the theft of $300,000 in pistachios from a Terra Bella farm and trying
to sell them in Madera, the Tulare County Sheriff's Office reported Wednesday.
Detectives say that Bhavna Singh Sekon, 23, was part of a scheme that involved
stealing the identity of a legitimate trucking company and taking possession of
two tractor-trailer loads of pistachios valued at nearly $300,000. Cargo thefts
of the type that took place in Tulare County are a crime costing the trucking
industry billions of dollars a year, according to CargoNet, which provides
integrated databases to find stolen merchandise and trucks.
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Fort Wayne, IN - posted August 24
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 16
to 20 store locations... |
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Senior Asset Protection Specialist
Santa Monica, CA - posted August 6
The Senior Asset Protections Specialist contributes to REI's success by
mitigating and reducing shrink (including theft and fraud by customers and
employees) and increasing physical security for people and products in a
specified retail store... |
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Asset Protection, Retail Safety and Security Specialist
Bellevue, WA - posted August 6
This job contributes to REI's success by ensuring the security and safety of
your store team and members by providing a presence on REI property and at
events. Activities include but are not limited to: fostering partnerships with
staff and taking action to address shrink and security... |
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Division Safety and Loss Prevention Manager
Houston, TX
- posted July 28
Under the guidance of the Directors of Loss Prevention (LP) and Health, Safety
and Environment (HSE), the Loss Prevention & Safety Manager is responsible for
overseeing and championing initiatives and company programs, processes and
controls that builds a culture around continuous improvement in
safety/environment incidents, loss prevention, and security outcomes... |
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VP
- Loss Prevention
San Francisco, CA
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posted August 24
The Vice President, Old Navy Loss Prevention will develop and lead the Loss
Prevention and Safeness strategies and teams to protect the Old Navy
organizations 1200+
stores, located in 3 countries, supported by 54,000+ employees
who deliver approximately $8 billion USD in annual sales... |
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Senior Dir. of Safety & Loss Prevention
Atlanta, GA
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posted August 25
This
position is responsible for analyzing safety, shrink and total profit trends and
exposures throughout the company. In addition, it is responsible for developing
and implementing strategies to address them. The
Divisional Safety & Loss Prevention Directors
will dotted line report into this position... |
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