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In Case You
Missed It
August's Moving Ups
29 New Senior LP's - 18
Promotions - 11 Appointments
Advance Auto Parts
promoted Pete Kepler MBA, CFI, PMP to Director Security & Investigations
Dick's Sporting Goods
promoted Josh Meins, CFI, LPC to Director of Loss Prevention
Floor & Decor
promoted Bobby DeAgostino to Vice President of Workforce Management
Home Depot
promoted Sean Dessources to Senior Manager of Supply Chain Asset Protection
Hudson's Bay
promoted Matthew Bailie to Sr Manager of AP - Logistics, Administration &
Technology
International Association of Interviewers (IAI)
names Tony Paixão, CFI, CFE Director of Operations
ISCPO
Appoints Rhett Asher as President/Chairman of the Board
JCPenney
promoted Jared Carleton to Manager of Global Security
Kendra Scott
named Anthony Gabino, CFE, CFI Senior Manager of Asset Protection
Kroger
names Mark Stinde VP of Asset Protection
The Loss Prevention Foundation (LPF)
Announces Ken Peschie as New Board Member
Luxottica
promoted James P. Lapcevic, LPC to Senior Manager Asset Protection - Supply
Chain
Macy's
promoted Joe Coll to Vice President Asset Protection Operations & Strategy
Macy's
promoted David Rogers to Sr. Director of Central and Field Investigations
Macy's
promoted Danielle Serfontein to Asset Protection Senior Investigator
Macy's
promoted Nicole Lauf-Smith promoted to Senior Investigator
Maya Management Group, LLC/El Rio Grande Latin Markets
named Ken D. Gladney Sr LP Manager
Microsoft
promoted Gerard Fredo to Group Security Program Manager - North American
Security Operations
MOD Pizza
promoted Jason Swanson to Senior Manager of Asset Protection
Nestlé
named Yovan Galico Head of Security Mexico
Nordstrom
promoted Patricia Carbonara to Threat Assessment Mgr - Violence in Workplace
National LP
Product Protection Solutions
named Tim Gates Senior Vice President Business Development
Rent-A-Center
named Greg McGee Sr. Asset Protection Operations Analyst
Vector Security® Networks
Hires David Fisher as Division President
Walmart
promoted Mathew Logan to Senior Director of Asset Protection
Walmart
promoted Mack McKeithan to Asset Protection Senior Director
Walmart
promoted Jackie Chapman, LPC to Asset Protection Senior Director II
Walmart eCommerce
promoted Gaytanna McGuire to Senior Manager EHS eCommerce
Williams-Sonoma
named Steve Bonini Corporate Security Manager
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COVID-19's Huge Impact on Retail Crime
Mid Year 2020 Retail
Crime's Biggest Impact: Violence Came Indoors - It Gets Closer
 With
in-store fatalities up 76% Mid-Year,
according to our
latest Retail Violent Fatalities Report, we're seeing
the current increase in street violence nationwide
come right inside
America's retail stores.
And with this highly charged presidential election right in front of us, it may
even increase over the next 100 days. With the big concern being the
reactions to the
election results,
regardless of who wins or loses.
 One
merely needs to look at Portland's reaction to a labeled Trump caravan Saturday
and how they reacted to it to see the political impact on what's happening. Not
that we need to point out any individual incident.
Regardless of what you feel about the numbers in the reports and even with the
large number of cases that go unreported for a myriad of reasons, these stats
represent a structured, consistent, and thorough research model applied to over
2,500 web sources daily by four D&D Daily team members with one focused entirely
on retail crime cases. Which is reflective in the relatively consistent
quarterly and annual quantitative results themselves over the last five to six
years.
The Predicted "Spike
in ORC" isn't going to happen
Sure, it'll come back
like always, but just
like the job market - when folks disperse and find new ways to make money - the
same thing holds true for the addicts. They had to disperse and find new ways to
make money quickly. As they didn't have severance packages and the Cartel isn't
known for offering loans and financing its customers. Although given these harsh
circumstances, who knows? Maybe they did some creative stuff.
What, did you expect them to go through three months of cold turkey? One great
point is that a certain percentage probably did seek help - enter rehab or
kicked their habit on their own or with friends and family. That being probably
the only good thing that happened from the pandemic.
Divisive Election
and COVID-19 Stress - Contributing Factors That Aren't Going Away
The bottom line is though that in-store retail fatalities and its associated
violence has skyrocketed 76%, the increased nation-wide murder rate and violence
is up, as evidenced by Operation Legend itself, and the protests and riots are
continuing. All in front of the
backdrop of a volatile
and divisive presidential election and the COVID-19 store mandates also
instigating violent interactions.
So the pressure, the stress, and the stage is set for ongoing violence.
More Protests and
Riots Inside the Stores? What If & There's your ORC spike.
In our opinion, there's no end in sight and if anything,
it may rise even
further.
Especially the two or
three weeks around election day and then
the reaction to the
results either way. One
thing for sure is this is going to be a fall season like no other and
the retail industry
needs to be prepared for the absolute worst case scenario and possibly more
protests and riots inside the stores.
Just a thought,
Gus Downing
D&D Daily Analysis: Weekend Violence Remains Steady & High in Big Cities
 147 Shootings,
36 Killed in 20 U.S. Cities Studied - Aug. 28-30
This past weekend, the D&D Daily analyzed violent crime in 20 major cities
across the country, including those under the umbrella of 'Operation Legend.'
According to publicly reported data and media reports, these cities saw a
combined total of 147 shootings and 36 killed - remarkably consistent
with last weekend's analysis showing 147 shootings and 35 deaths.
Click here to view the complete breakdown of this past weekend's
violence in 20 American cities and continue to follow along
as the Daily monitors violence across the United States.
See our previously published
four-week report covering this
year's violent month of July.
Protests & Violence
State Police Return to Portland After Protest Shooting Leaves One Dead
 Oregon Gov. Kate Brown announced a plan to curb violence in Portland as the
state's largest city was reeling after a fatal weekend shooting following
clashes between Trump supporters and counter protesters.
Brown said Sunday that Oregon State Police would be returning to Portland to
help local authorities and called for other local law enforcement agencies in
the state to provide help amid the nightly protests that have taken place since
the killing of George Floyd.
A man was fatally shot Sunday shortly after a caravan of vehicles carrying Trump
supporters rolled through Portland, drawing heated counter protests. Founder of
the right-wing group Patriot Prayer Joey Gibson identified the victim as Aaron
"Jay" Danielson, and called him a "good friend."
Police provided few details about the shooting Saturday evening and said it
wasn't clear whether it was politically motivated.
Portland Police Bureau Chief Chuck Lovell said no arrests have been made and
called for peace.
The caravan of Trump supporters rolled through Portland Saturday evening
following a rally in nearby Clackamas.
Fights and other skirmishes broke out between the groups. By 8:30 p.m., the
caravan had left downtown, and 15 minutes later, the shooting occurred.
usatoday.com
Suspect, 48, in fatal shooting of Patriot Prayer supporter is dad-of-two who
describes himself as '100% ANTIFA' and 'took a loaded gun to a Portland protest
earlier this year'
Portland Protests:
10 arrested Saturday and
29 arrested Sunday
Chicago protest: No arrests during 'Shut Down the Mag Mile' march
from Michigan
Avenue to Loop, police say
 Hundreds of people gathered in Chicago along Michigan Avenue and marched into
the Loop Saturday, calling for an end to police brutality. The call was for
protesters to shut down the Magnificent Mile, and in a way they did, but not in
numbers. Protestors dispersed just before 9 p.m. At its height, Saturday's
protest numbered no more than a couple hundred.
Regardless, the fear of further unrest, after several days of violent clashes in
Kenosha, Wisconsin followed by the shooting of Jacob Blake brought large numbers
of police downtown. Businesses up and down Michigan Avenue either boarded up
or closed early.
"Zero arrests were made during this evening's peaceful protest downtown. Thank
you to EVERYONE who helped keep our downtown area safe. We will always
facilitate & protect your First Amendment Rights in a safe manner, while
ensuring the safety of residents, property & businesses," police said in a tweet
Saturday evening.
abc7chicago.com
Operation Legend Arrest
Man Charged in Federal Court With Illegally Possessing Loaded Gun After
Allegedly Looting Downtown Chicago Store
Chicago Police officers observed Williams exiting a closed retail store in the
first block of East Randolph Street in downtown Chicago at 5:00 a.m. on Aug. 10,
2020. Williams was carrying merchandise in his hands as he exited the store. As
officers pursued and arrested Williams, a semi-automatic handgun fell from his
body to the ground, the complaint states. The gun was loaded with seven rounds
of ammunition in the magazine and one in the chamber, according to the
complaint.
justice.gov
Rioters, looters could lose unemployment benefits under new bill
U.S. Rep. Jim Banks, R-Indiana, has filed the "Support
Peaceful Protest Act," which would prevent protesters convicted of
committing acts of violence, looting or vandalism from federal unemployment
assistance. The bill also would require those convicted of these crimes to pay
for the cost of federal policing of the riot.
"Antifa thugs are descending on suffering communities, disrupting peaceful
protests and leaving violence, looting and vandalism in their wake," Banks said
in a statement. "They turned Milwaukee, Seattle and Portland into warzones, and
now they're moving the chaos to Kenosha, Wisconsin. Who knows which community is
next?"
thecentersquare.com
New Tenn. law penalizes protesters camping on state property with felony,
loss of voting rights
Massachusetts governor activates up to 1,000 National Guard members
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker signed an order on Friday obtained by ABC News,
activating up to 1,000 National Guard members in the state. The Republican
governor did not cite a specific reason for signing the order. The Guard
members are being deployed "in the event that municipal leaders require their
assistance," according to a statement released by an unnamed spokesperson for
the state's Executive Office of Public Safety and Security, and is "only at the
request of, and in coordination with, the communities seeking support."
abcnews.com
Police: Most arrested during Kenosha protests not from city
Of the 175 people arrested 102 have addresses outside of Kenosha, including
44 different cities.
edmdigest.com
Protesters peacefully rally in Kenosha over the weekend, monitored by National
Guard
'Hard to be downtown': Between riots and COVID, allure of downtown Minneapolis
tested
Los Angeles: 56 arrested during LA protests against police brutality earlier
this year
Washington, DC: 5 arrested after protesters start small fires, engage in tense
standoff with police
Thousands gather for DC march on anniversary of MLK 'I Have a Dream' speech
COVID Update
US: Over 6.1M Cases - 187K Dead - 3.4M Recovered
Worldwide:
Over 25.4M Cases - 852K Dead - 17.8M Recovered
Private Industry Security Guard Deaths:
186
Law
Enforcement Officer Deaths: 93
*Red indicates change in total
deaths
CA Plans Slow & Measured 2nd Reopening
Newsom unveils sweeping new coronavirus reopening rules for businesses
in California
Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a
new plan
on Friday to rekindle a California economy decimated by the COVID-19 pandemic, a
four-tier system in which counties must show consistent success in stemming the
transmission of the coronavirus.
"We're going to be more
stubborn this time,"
Newsom said during a press conference in Sacramento Friday. "This more
stringent,
but we believe more
steady approach."
Counties will be allowed to
ease restrictions in
progressive stages,
slowly granting Californians the everyday freedoms they enjoyed before the
outbreak. Unlike last time, the governor said the decision to grant counties
the ability to open
businesses will be based entirely on data showing the spread of the virus among
residents.
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and the vast majority of counties - including all Southern California counties
except San Diego - will begin in the first tier.
• Tier
1, widespread transmission:
Most non-essential businesses must be closed. Counties in this tier have more
than 7 new COVID cases per 100,000 people per day and a coronavirus test
positivity rate of 8% and above.
• Tier
2, substantial transmission:
Some non-essential indoor businesses remain closed. Counties in this tier have
between 4-7 COVID cases per 100,000 people per day and a coronavirus test
positivity rate of between 5-8%.
• Tier
3, moderate transmission:
Some businesses can open with modifications. Counties in this tier have 1-3.9
new COVID cases per 100,000 people per day and a coronavirus positivity rate of
2-4.9%.
• Tier
4, minimal transmission:
Most businesses can
reopen, with modifications. Counties in this tier have less than one new COVID
case per 100,000 people per day and a coronavirus positivity rate of less than
2%.
For example, restaurants in counties in Tier 1 will only be allowed to serve
customers outdoors. Once a county moves into Tier 2, restaurants can serve
customers indoors, but only at 25% capacity.
The new reopening rules
require counties to
wait at least 21 days before moving to the next reopening tier.
latimes.com
Here Come the Enforcers
Complaints spur intensified virus-related inspections for Minnesota bars,
restaurants
Is your hand sanitizer on the list?
OSHA: Ensuring You Are Providing Safe Sanitizer for Your Employees
CDC Publishes New Page
New Web Page on How to Select, Wear, and Clean Your Mask
New Jersey to resume indoor dining this week at 25 percent capacity
De Blasio hints indoor dining won't return in NYC until COVID-19 vaccine
McD's Says Former CEO Committed $57.3M Fraud
McDonald's says terms of former CEO's separation based on fraudulent statements
Easterbrook Had Filed Against McD's to Keep His $57.3M Severance Package
 McDonald's
Corp said on Monday former Chief Executive Steve
Easterbrook's motion
against the company should be dismissed, reiterating that the terms of his
separation from the company were based on fraudulent statements.
Easterbrook responded on Aug. 14 to McDonald's lawsuit, which claimed that the
former CEO had covered up and lied about sexual relationships with at least
three employees while negotiating his severance package.
McDonald's said in a filing on Monday that it had dismissed Easterbrook based on
his denial of having had a sexual relationship with any other employee and the
absence of contradictory evidence on his phone.
"When McDonald's
investigated, Steve Easterbrook lied. He violated the company's policies,
disrespected its values, and abused the trust of his co-workers, the Board, our
franchisees, and our shareholders,"
a company spokesman said on Monday.
reuters.com
Editor's Note:
Does the States
Attorney's office get involved and file fraud charges?
That would be a big feather right now for the embattled Kim Foxx. Probably not.
INFORM Act
The Federal ORC Legislation
Is Your Retailer Supporting the INFORM Act?
ICSC, RILA and other industry groups seek online seller transparency
Earlier this month ICSC, the
International Council of Shopping Centers joined with other industry leaders
to launch the Buy Safe
America Coalition, a diverse group of associations that support efforts at
all levels of government to combat organized retail crime (ORC) and protect
consumers and communities from the sale of counterfeit and stolen goods.
The Buy Safe America Coalition is urging Congress to pass legislation requiring
online marketplaces to collect and verify basic information of third parties who
sell products on their platforms.
The
Integrity, Notification, and Fairness in Online Retail Marketplaces for
Consumers (INFORM) Act was introduced in March by Senators Bill Cassidy
(R-LA) and Dick Durbin (D-IL) and a House version was introduced in July by
Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL-09).
"As we look at the continued convergence of online and physical retail, we
believe consumers should know who they are buying from online, just like they
would in a brick-and-mortar store," ICSC Vice President for Federal Operations
Jennifer Platt said.
Visit
BuySafeAmerica.org
for more information.
isc.com
Click here to see the D&D Daily's INFORM Consumers Act toolkit and
how you can help get it on Donald Trump's desk.
NYPD Cops: Expect Bloody Labor Day Weekend
NYC passes grim gun-violence milestone as shootings top 1,000 for the year
The city surpassed 1,000 shootings for the year on Sunday, according to NYPD
data, which also shows an average of nearly 10 people fell victim to gun
violence each day over the last four weeks.
With four more months left in 2020, New York City logged 1,004 shootings as of
Aug. 30, according to NYPD data released Monday. Last year, there had been just
537 by that time.
The notable number comes a week before
Labor Day when cops
expected another bloody holiday weekend in the Big Apple.
The city has seen 13 straight weeks of surging gun violence - with 375 more
shootings and 499 more victims compared to the same time last year.
Averaging nearly 10
people per day were shot,
NYPD data shows.
nypost.com
America's "Barren Wastelands"
Above Average Malls Not Good Enough in 20's
What Happens to the 300 B's - C's & D's Are Doomed
The "Class B" mall-not the gold-standard Class A kind that are expected to make
it out of the current recession fairly unscathed or the
Cs and Ds whose days are almost certainly numbered.
With their middle-of-the-road sales productivity, mix of national and regional
tenants and one or more anchor vacancies, Class Bs are right in that gray area:
Some will weather the
storm, but many won't.
B Malls Across the U.S.
Every state but
Maine has at least one of these mid-range shopping centers.
These middle-tier malls were
already having a tough time before the pandemic hit, and while they're mostly
managing to stay afloat for now,
a record number of retail bankruptcies and companies voluntarily scaling
back their store footprints puts them on the path for an uncertain future. "A
lot of the B malls are going to become obsolete."
All in all, as many as
25,000 stores could close in the U.S. this year, mostly in malls, according
to Coresight. That would demolish the previous record of about 9,800 closures,
set in 2019.
bloomberg.com
Forced Working From Home Negative Impact
4 major long-term psychological effects of continued remote work
There are
worrying signs or at
least rational reasons to predict the negative consequences of prolonged remote
work.
But what happens when there is no choice and people who never worked from home
are forced to do so? Can Zoom fully
substitute for face-to-face contact, especially in the long term? What are
the psychological consequences of continued remote work, and is there anything
we can do to prepare for it?
What long-term working from home will do to us individually and culturally
resembles the question of
what social media
addiction or hyper-connectivity will do to our brains and society. Let's wait
and see.
Loneliness - Anxiety -
Stress - No Substitute For Face-To-Face - A Bright Spot
fastcompany.com
Bal Harbour Shops is evicting Saks Fifth Avenue for $1.9 million in unpaid rent
Gap to close 225 stores
Neiman Marcus Adds 2 More Stores to be Closed + 5 Others Already Listed
Quarterly Results
Hibbett Sporting Goods Q2 comp's up 65.2%, online sales up 212.2%, sales up
74.9%
Big Lots Q2 comp's up 31.3%, net sales up 31.3%
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Three Years After Landmark Breach, Security
Transformation Nears Completion
Equifax CISO Jamil Farshchi Reflects on Breach, Recovery
Former Home Depot CISO Who Handled HD's 2014 Hack
Joined Equifax in 2018 After Their 2017 Hack
 He'd
worked at NASA and Visa, served as Time Warner's first CISO and stepped in at
The Home Depot after it was hacked in 2014. But nothing quite prepared Jamil
Farshchi for the spotlight he'd face when he took over as CISO at Equifax after
the massive 2017
data breach that cost the former CSO and CEO their jobs. Farshchi discusses
why he took the job and how the Equifax security organization has rebounded.
It was Sept. 7, 2017, when Equifax announced its breach, which resulted in the
theft of personally identifiable information for 145 million Americans. The
breach led to Congressional probes and dozens of lawsuits and formal
investigations by state attorneys general. It also led to the departure of the
company's CEO, as well as its top two information security personnel. Plus, it
cost Equifax millions of dollars and an inestimable reputational hit. So why did
Farshchi accept the CISO role in 2018?
"The predominant factor is the same reason I got into security to begin with,"
Farshchi says. "It's an extraordinarily dynamic field. There are always new
challenges around the corner. And this was a really phenomenal opportunity."
In an exclusive video interview with Information Security Media Group, Farshchi
opens up on the Equifax breach recovery, discussing:
• The
unique challenge of this CISO role;
• The
three acts of security transformation;
• The
biggest challenges and lessons learned.
govinfosecurity.com
How to prioritize security and avoid the top 10 IoT stress factors
Security threats involving IoT devices often stem from the fact that many IoT
devices usually have single-purpose designs and may lack broader capabilities to
defend themselves in a hostile environment.
Because the IoT industry has predominantly lacked a globally recognized,
repeatable standard for manufacturers, channel owners, regulators and other key
parties to turn to, IoT device security continues to be a major challenge. It's
therefore especially important for companies to not only be aware of potential
vulnerabilities, but also to take action to build more secure products - before
they ever get into the hands of the end user.
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Below are 10 design and development approaches/best practices that can help
mitigate IoT security issues and ensure that IoT delivers on its promise to
improve our lives.
10. Hiding live ports:
The best practice for
hiding live ports is to actually not hide them at all - and definitely to not
use easy to peel off plastic covers.
9. Common/default
passwords: Most people
don't change their passwords from the default, making it easy for hackers to
gain access to devices.
8. Relying solely on
network security:
Introducing layers of
security can be a great way to avoid compromised data.
7. Sending without
encryption: Avoid
sending any information without encryption, because without it, communications
between devices are simply not secure.
6. Overriding security
and certificate checks:
Simply put - small, compact digital certificates are a proven way for IoT
devices to trust each other and for servers to authenticate IoT devices.
5. Public visibility:
There is no need for a
device to advertise unique information such as (but not limited to) serial
number that will identify it and allow it to be identified over unsecure
connections, whether Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or beacons.
4. Access of devices'
private key: The
security of digital certificates is only guaranteed when the private key is
sufficiently protected from disclosure and unauthorized modification.
3. Blockchain for added
security: Blockchain
empowers IoT devices to defend themselves in hostile environments by making
autonomous decisions with high degree of confidence.
2. Skipping or using
insecure updates: Use
signed, secure firmware updates. If someone has the ability to override secure
software running on a sensor, that sensor is now exploited.
1. Rushing development:
Sometimes manufacturers accelerate development timelines to get products out the
door in a timely fashion. In haste, shortcuts are taken, and devices aren't
manufactured with proper security controls.
securitymagazine.com
Weather Channel uses augmented reality to show what a hurricane's "unsurvivable"
storm surge means
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Record Online Sales Won't Last Forever
Will these eye-popping gains stick around? Likely not
 Retailers
are reporting some of the
biggest online sales gains in their history thanks to the coronavirus pandemic,
which temporarily shut many stores, holed consumers up at home, and pushed more
people to the internet to browse and buy groceries, clothes and workout gear.
"This growth is definitely going to go down next year," Forrester analyst
Sucharita Kodali said in an interview. "Anybody who has any proclivity to buy
online has bought online. Anything they would have needed, they purchased."
"Right now, we are still operating in an environment where there is social
distancing," she said. "Once things get back to normal, you are going back to
the stores."
Still, even if this is a temporary consequence from the pandemic, it would be
hard to simply gloss over these numbers - many of which were triple-digit
percentage increases.
cnbc.com
Guess Trump Was Right With TikTok - Think About
It
TikTok Deal Is Complicated by New Rules From China Over Tech Exports
New American CEO Quits After Only 3 Months
Friday - Did He See Something?
We'll never know.
In an 11th-hour twist,
Beijing raised a potential hurdle for a sale of TikTok,
Beijing is saying it wants the last word.
In a bureaucratic two-step, China on Friday
updated its export control rules
to cover a variety of technologies it deemed sensitive, including technology
that sounded much like TikTok's personalized recommendation engine. Then on
Saturday, the country's
official Xinhua news agency
published commentary by a professor who said the new rule would mean that the
video app's parent, the Chinese internet giant ByteDance, might need a license
to sell its technology to an American suitor.
The moves from Beijing ensnare TikTok and potential American buyers including
Microsoft and Oracle, wedging them in the middle of a tussle between the United
States and China over
the future of global technology.
TikTok is the most globally successful app ever produced by a Chinese company,
and the conflict over its fate could
further fracture the internet and
plunge the world's two largest economies into a deeper standoff.
nytimes.com
Editor's Note:
Left alone and not forced by the administration, China would have had free reign
on even more American data and PPI.
Staying Home Until 2021
Here's When Major Companies Plan To Go Back To The Office
The "Anti-Amazon" Alliance - Amazon Has Finally Met Its Match
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Brewster, NY: Former Employee Convicted Of Stealing $100K In Items
From Area Pharmacy
A man who was the manager of an area pharmacy was convicted of stealing more
than $100,000 in diabetic test strips over two years. Orange County resident
Aatif Khan, of Newburgh, will be sentenced on Tuesday, Oct. 27, for selling
strips that he obtained at JNR Pharmacy in Brewster throughout the country. In
addition to the felony charge of second-degree grand larceny, which can be
punished by a maximum of 15 years in prison, Khan was slapped with a
fourth-degree criminal tax fraud charge, as he failed to report any of his
stolen income. In total, Khan could face up to 19 years in prison.
dailyvoice.com
Lyndhurst, OH: Security guards at the Shop-Rite were on the lookout
for Juana Rivera
She'd visited the store each of the previous few Saturday mornings, collected
hundreds of dollars' worth of groceries and only paid for some of them, police
said. It's known as the "pass around." When the North Arlington resident showed
up again this Saturday, security called Lyndhurst police. Together, they watched
her. Rivera filled a cart before heading to the self-checkout area, where she
scanned $92 worth of groceries while bagging about $300 worth altogether,
Detective Lt. Vincent Auteri said. A security guard grabbed Rivera, 54, as she
left the store. Police took her into custody, charged her with shoplifting and
released her pending court action. Additional charges were expected as an
investigation continues. "We want to thank Shop-Rite loss prevention for their
diligence and persistence in this matter," Auteri said.
dailyvoice.com
Scranton, PA: Two arrested for the theft of $15,000 worth of puppies
Memphis, TN: Family Dollar Burglary Suspects flee with $10,000 in cash and
$10,000 in Tobacco products
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Shootings & Deaths
Clovis, CA: Officers shoot, kill man believed to be armed with rifle in Walmart
parking lot
 A
man was shot and killed by police outside of a Walmart in Clovis early Sunday
morning, according to the Clovis Police Department. Lt. Jim Munro says that at
1:37 a.m., officers were called out to the store on Herndon and Clovis Avenues
after a man, later identified as 26-year-old Nikolas Frazier, was spotted
holding a rifle in the parking lot. When officers arrived, they found Frazier
holding a "weapon that resembled a rifle." At some point during the incident,
Lt. Munro says an officer shot at Frazier and hit him. Police have not specified
the exact events that led up to the shooting. Frazier was immediately rushed to
a local hospital, where he later died from his injuries.
kmph.com
Las Vegas, NV: Family of man killed by Gas Station clerk calls for justice
Yesterday, family and friends gathered to remember Robert Cook. According to the
police and Cook's son, the man was shot and killed by a gas station clerk in an
incident that took place on March 29. At the memorial, the family called for
justice. 26-year-old Suse Antunez-Garcia is charged with his murder. Police say
during the theft cook got into a scuffle with the store's manager. That's when
Antunez-Garcia appeared with a gun and began shooting.
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Chicago, IL: One killed, 4 injured in Sunday afternoon shooting at a Pancake
House
Chicago, IL: One man killed. another wounded in Gas Station Shooting on North
Pulaski
Minneapolis, MN: One man Shot and killed outside Gas Station
Little Rock, AR: Man shot and killed following an argument inside the Twin Peaks
Restaurant
Houston, TX: Man shot in the head while leaving gas station in SW Houston,
critical condition
East Point, GA: 12 year old shot when violence broke out in near Lowe's and Long
Horn Restaurant
Robberies, Incidents & Thefts
 Bellingham,
WA: Bellingham Woman goes crazy after WinCo Loss Prevention detains "Person of
Color"
A video has surfaced in regards to WinCo in Bellingham, it outlines WinCo Loss
Prevention and some lead clerks detaining an individual as a woman keep yelling
and escalating the situation from behind the Camera. The video started of with
the woman saying "No you are not calling 911, you are letting him go, get off of
him" the proceeded to keep saying "Get off of him" multiple times. She
increasingly became demanding as Loss Prevention were just trying to do the job
that they were hired to do. It ended with the Employees bringing the man to a
behind closed doors area of Bellingham WinCo where the woman attempted to enter
but was told she would be trespassing.
bellinghammetronews.com
Bernalillo County, NM: (Albuquerque) Sheriff gives update on Operation Legend
 It
was a crime that rocked the Albuquerque community. Jackie Vigil, a daycare
worker and mother of two state police officers, was murdered. Now with an arrest
in the case, the credit is going to the cooperation between local law
enforcement and federal officers. "We've made numerous arrests in the Vigil
case. There's been other large drug seizures that we've worked on with our
federal partners and many arrests with a lot of violent offenders," Bernalillo
County Sheriff Manny Gonzales said.
Gonzales said COVID-19 makes doing their job hard enough and he's thankful for
the help the federal officers have provided so far. "The more we can work
together, the better off the public is going to be," he said. Gonzales also
talked about the county's GRIP unit. That stands for gang recognition and
intelligence patrol, which he said have been working with federal agents to make
arrests.
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Manager of District Loss Prevention
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Will be responsible for driving company objectives in profit and loss control,
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The District Loss Prevention Manager ensures shrinkage control and improves
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