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Whitepaper: Top 4 Factors to Consider for Your Retail Security System
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The U.S. Crime Surge
The Retail Impact
Zebra Study Shows the Consequences of
In-Store Crime
Loss prevention efforts pose issues for shoppers, associates
Retailers' efforts to combat
in-store theft and crime may have unintended consequences.
According to the
Zebra 17th Annual Global Shopper Study (which also surveyed
retail associates and decision-makers), 78% of surveyed consumers say
it's annoying when products are
locked up or secured within cases. Also, 77% are concerned
retailers may raise prices to cover the cost of
increasing theft and crime. And 71%
are concerned the stores at which they shop are experiencing high levels
of theft and crime.
In other findings, 70% say it's hard to find an associate while
shopping in stores. And one in five consumer respondents who left a
store without getting what they needed say it's because a retail
associate wasn't available to help, an increase during the past two
years.
Fewer consumer respondents overall are satisfied with their
shopping experiences this year than last year. In 2024, 81% are
satisfied with the in-store experience and 79% with online shopping,
while in 2023 85% were satisfied with both the in-store and online
experiences.
And while the majority (78%) of consumers say self-checkout options
improve their shopping experience, 68% say self-checkout lanes are
lacking. Some report they have left a store without making a purchase
because there were no self-checkout or contactless payment options.
Retail decision-maker findings
Close to eight-in-10 (78%) retail
decision-maker respondents say they are under high pressure to minimize
theft and loss, and are now investing in technology tools to
assist. They currently view artificial intelligence technologies as the
most helpful with loss prevention, closely followed by cameras, sensors
and RFID.
While only 38% of retailer decision-maker respondents currently use
AI-based prescriptive analytics for loss prevention, 50% say they plan
to use it in the next one-to-three years for this purpose.
More than four-in-10 say they also plan to use computer vision (46%),
self-checkout cameras and sensors (45%), and RFID tags and readers (42%)
within the next three years, specifically for loss prevention.
chainstoreage.com
Fighting Theft Without Turning Off
Shoppers
Walmart Might Let Customers Unlock Those Annoying Anti-Theft Cases
Walmart
may soon give you access to unlock cases and cabinets containing items
that have been heavily targeted by thieves. Walmart is one of several
retail chains in recent years that has taken a hard look at how it
combats theft. While some stores hired extra security, Walmart
instead started locking items inside cases.
While the process may deter theft, it doesn't
exactly come without pain for the customer who just wants to
grab their stuff, pay for it and leave the store without spending time
waiting for an employee to show up with a key.
A recent report from Bloomberg reveals Walmart is currently testing
new technology in some stores that will allow customers to unlock
anti-theft cases using their smart phone.
For now, the trial run is being done with employees using smart phones
to unlock cases. According to reports, the function will be rolled
out to Walmart+ loyalty members if all goes well with the initial test.
thegame730am.com
Holiday Shopping Season = More Crime?
Lynnwood police increase patrols to curb holiday season retail theft
The holiday season can usher in an influx of shoplifters so Lynnwood
police are getting ready now for the problems they say are sure to
follow. Retail theft is such an issue that Lynnwood police run
emphasis operations throughout the year but these coming weeks could be
critical.
Customers get a warm welcome at The Party Store at 196th St SW in
Lynnwood, but owner Amir Motaghedi said plenty of troublemakers walk
through the door as well.
"We always have the shoplifting," Motaghedi said. "My employees,
they call me and say, 'There are a few people in the store who are
trying to steal something.'"
"If our employees are not standing in that area, they are coming with
the bags and are looting everything that they can from the store,"
he said. Lynnwood police are very aware of the problem citywide and are
ramping up retail theft emphasis operations.
komonews.com
Cleveland Police chief frustrated over juvenile repeat offenders
Pittsburgh, PA: Bloomfield residents express concerns over crime to
police
The Rise of Facial Recognition at
Security Checkpoints
The Fastest Airport Security Line You Don't Know About
Veteran fliers sing the praises of
Touchless ID lanes that use facial recognition
A
new program allows travelers to use their faces for identity
verification at the security checkpoint-no driver's license required.
Situated at nine airports across the country, it's often faster than
other lines, and often the shortest.
Travelers flying Delta and United can already use the facial-recognition
technology at eligible airports, while those flying American and Alaska
should expect to see the option in the coming months, Transportation
Security Administration officials say.
While some people
express reservations about widespread use of biometrics, travelers
on web forums across the internet joke that TSA PreCheck Touchless ID
is the veteran flier's best-kept secret.
"The first rule about Touchless PreCheck is you don't talk about Touchless PreCheck," one traveler
wrote on Reddit.
Touchless ID allows eligible travelers to get past the security
officer in an average of six to eight seconds, compared with 18 to
20 seconds for standard PreCheck screenings, TSA says. The program has
read six million faces in its few years of operation.
It's the latest step in the agency's plan to modernize security
screening and make it more efficient for travelers as the number of
people passing through airports grows. Facial recognition is also
starting to surface everywhere from baggage drop to the
boarding area.
...The program requires travelers to opt in. TSA PreCheck is already
optional. Using the facial-recognition line also requires explicit
permission from travelers, says Anne Walbridge, traveler populations
branch manager for TSA.
...Delta began using the technology in 2021, before any other U.S.
airline. Delta and United travelers at New York's LaGuardia, Los
Angeles International and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport can
use the lines. Some fliers can also use the checkpoints at Chicago's
O'Hare, Newark, Atlanta, Salt Lake City, Detroit and New York's John F.
Kennedy.
...Many travelers say that because the verification compares their face
to an existing photo, which the government already has, they don't sweat
the privacy aspects of the biometric process.
"My general feeling about it always has been that if Uncle Sam wants a
picture of me, he can find it pretty easily," says Joel Hart, a
42-year-old college admissions officer from Los Angeles.
wsj.com
FTC Sinks Merger
Tapestry and Capri terminate merger agreement
After losing a lawsuit against the
FTC, both companies agreed to cancel the deal, calling the legal process
"uncertain and unlikely to be resolved."
Tapestry and Capri Holdings have
terminated their merger agreement, the companies said in
separate press releases Thursday. Tapestry said terminating the
agreement is in the best interest of both companies, "as the outcome
of the legal process is uncertain and unlikely to be resolved" by the
February deadline.
Last month, both companies appealed a federal court decision that
blocked the deal, after the
Federal Trade Commission sued Tapestry for anticompetitive behavior
in April.
When Tapestry, the owner of Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman,
announced its intention to acquire Capri, which owns Michael Kors,
Jimmy Choo and Versace, analysts said the $8.5 billion deal would
have made Tapestry one of the largest luxury conglomerates in the
United States, behind LVMH.
But the FTC took issue with
Tapestry's previous acquisition history - it bought Stuart
Weitzman in 2015 and Kate Spade in 2017 - and accused the company of
having a "goal to become a serial acquirer." The FTC also said the deal
would give Tapestry a dominant share of the accessible luxury handbag
market, a term coined by Tapestry "to describe quality leather and
craftsmanship handbags at an affordable price."
retaildive.com
Inflation Is Lower But Will Still Hit
Holiday Sales
Holiday sales growth expected to stay below 10-year average
Retailers are likely to lean on
discounts to drive sales as consumers continue feeling the pressure of
inflation, according to an S&P Global Ratings report.
U.S. holiday sales growth is likely to slow to about 3%, down from
4.7% a year ago, S&P Global Ratings said in a Tuesday report. That's
below the 10-year average of 5.3%, the credit rating agency said.
Retailers that rely heavily on discretionary consumer spending face a
higher likelihood of a credit rating downgrade within the next 24 months,
S&P said. Apparel, accessories and speciality retailers have seen the
largest increase in negative ratings in the last 12 months.
S&P said its outlook is based on declining yet persistent inflation
that continues to pressure household budgets. The report also cited
a late Thanksgiving holiday, which cuts five shopping days from the
calendar this year, as an additional contributing factor that may weigh
on sales.
retaildive.com
More Amazon Fresh Stores Coming
Amazon Fresh expansion continues as chain opens long-awaited stores
The company confirmed the opening of
eight stores across five states and will continue to selectively add
locations based on consumer response.
Amazon confirmed the opening of eight new Amazon Fresh stores on both
the East and West coasts over the past several weeks. The company
signed several of these locations' leases years prior but is only now
utilizing the spaces, according to local news reports about the
locations. Amazon will continue to selectively open Amazon Fresh
stores "as we see results we like," company spokesperson Griffin
Buch said in an emailed statement.
retaildive.com
What Will OSHA Look Like Under New Administration?
Report: Full-service restaurant wages up 74% since 2017
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CISOs in 2025:
Balancing security, compliance, and accountability
In this Help Net Security interview, Daniel Schwalbe, CISO at
DomainTools,
discusses the intensifying regulatory demands that have reshaped CISO
accountability and daily decision-making. He outlines the skill sets future
CISOs need, their key priorities for 2025, and how increased pressure impacts
the role's attractiveness and retention.
What specific regulatory demands have heightened the
CISO's accountability, and how has this affected their daily decision-making?
A recent change in the regulatory landscape that directly affected CISOs
employed by publicly traded companies and heightened their accountability was
the adoption of
new rules by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), covering
Cybersecurity Risk Management, Strategy, Governance, and Incident Disclosure by
Public Companies. The SEC now mandates that companies disclose material
cybersecurity incidents within four business days via financial filings. It must
include detailed information about the incident's nature, timing, and impact on
the company's financial health.
Additionally the new rules require companies to include cybersecurity risk
assessments and management processes in their annual financial disclosures. The
new rules also introduced specific personal accountability for
CISOs and other members of the C-Suite, with an emphasis on the fact
that executives are expected to understand their individual responsibilities for
ensuring the accuracy of their company's financial disclosures.
Another regulatory update that affects financial institutions regulated by the
New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), which includes any bank or
brokerage doing business on Wall Street, increases the personal liability of
CISOs. The rule changes require that CISOs, along with the organization's
highest-ranking executive, personally certify their organization's compliance
with the state's Cybersecurity Regulations on an annual basis.
These changes to regulatory demands will likely affect the daily decision-making
of a CISO who works for a company that is subject to the new rules in the
following ways:
helpnetsecurity.com
'Unacceptable Cybersecurity Risks to the
Country'
National cyber director calls for streamlined security regulations
Harry Coker Jr. assured critical
infrastructure and private sector stakeholders that while standards are
necessary, there is a need to harmonize burdensome compliance demands.
The
U.S. must take collective action to address "unacceptable" cybersecurity
risks to the country, National Cyber Director Harry Coker Jr. said in a
speech at Columbia University's Conference on Cyber Regulation and Harmonization
in New York City. Coker called for federal authorities to work together with
critical infrastructure providers, private sector companies and other
stakeholders.
Cybersecurity threats like the China state-linked Volt Typhoon present
unacceptable risks to the U.S., Coker said, and more investments are
required to build long term cyber resilience. As part of that strategy,
companies need to ensure that cybersecurity is as much of a focus as quarterly
profits.
At the same time, Coker called for the government to streamline its
regulations and harmonize compliance demands for the benefit of the private
sector and critical infrastructure providers. This could allow CISOs and
other security leaders to spend more time mitigating their own organizational
cyber risk, he said.
Coker's speech highlights a key concern for the Biden administration as it winds
down its final months in office and moves into a new phase of implementing
its national cybersecurity strategy.
The U.S. is facing a major threat to critical infrastructure - sophisticated
state-linked hackers have targeted the telecom industry in recent months -
while other industries like energy, water utilities and other sectors face a
combination of threats from nation states and criminal ransomware groups.
cybersecuritydive.com
'Broad and Significant Cyber Espionage
Campaign'
Feds find 'broad and significant' China espionage campaign in US telecom
networks
The FBI and CISA warned the nation-state
affiliated malicious activities are extensive and include the theft of sensitive
call records and court-ordered information.
A string of China-linked attacks on U.S. telecom networks are part of a "broad
and significant cyber espionage campaign," federal officials said Wednesday.
The China-affiliated attackers compromised multiple telecommunications networks
to steal call records and court-ordered information related to U.S. law
enforcement requests.
The widespread compromise included "private communications of a limited number
of individuals who are primarily involved in government or political activity,"
the FBI and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said in a joint
statement.
cybersecuritydive.com
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Amazon's Return to Work Policy Fight
Continues
Amazon makes it harder for disabled employees to work from home
Amazon.com Inc. is making it harder for disabled employees to get permission to
work from home, underscoring the tech giant's determination to get its
corporate workforce back to the office five days a week.
The company recently told employees with disabilities that it was
implementing a more rigorous vetting process, both for new requests to work from
home and applications to extend existing arrangements. Affected workers must
submit to a "multilevel leader review" and could be required to return to the
office for monthlong trials to determine if accommodations meet their needs.
The revised disability policy - which hasn't previously been reported - is
roiling a workforce already alienated by a five-day return-to-office mandate
that's scheduled to begin in January.
Chief Executive Officer Andy Jassy says the return-to-office requirement will
strengthen the company's culture, which he believes has suffered since the
pandemic and become overly bureaucratic. But the policy made Amazon a tech
industry outlier and is seen by some employees as a way to get people to quit
and shrink the workforce.
Amazon has denied having an ulterior motive and says the new disability
policy reflects its broader return-to-office philosophy.
"We understand that this is going to be a transition and we're working with our
employees to make it as easy as possible," Amazon spokesperson Margaret Callahan
said in a statement. "We continue to believe that the advantages of being
together in the office are significant. When in-person accommodations are
needed, we'll provide them, and in some cases, offer an exception to working
from the office." She declined to say how many requests have been approved.
fortune.com
Fighting Back Against the Rise of Temu & Shein
Amazon takes on Temu & Shein with low-priced storefront
Amazon is not sitting back while low-cost shopping apps such as Temu and
Shein grow in popularity.
The e-tail giant is launching Amazon Haul, a new dedicated section of its U.S.
e-commerce site and shopping app that offers fashion, home, lifestyle,
electronics, and other products with what Amazon describes as "ultra-low"
prices of $20 and under, and with typical delivery times of one to two weeks.
While nothing in Amazon's announcement of Amazon Haul specifies where
products sold via the storefront will originate from, media reports indicated
that in a June meeting with select sellers of Chinese products Amazon said it
would launch a discount storefront featuring their merchandise.
This business model would enable Chinese sellers to avoid using the hosted
Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) fulfillment network to ship products to U.S.
consumers, and let Amazon more effectively compete with budget-priced shopping
apps that primarily sell Chinese merchandise, such as Temu and Shein.
chainstoreage.com
RELATED: Amazon Launches $20-or-Less Discount Store
'Amazon Haul'
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Memphis, TN: Man accused of stealing $59K in merch from stereo store
A man was taken into custody on Wednesday for allegedly breaking into
two businesses and stealing around $59,000 in merchandise. According to
reports, on October 29, around 7 a.m., Memphis Police responded to a
burglary at Stereo Sounds at 1331 Getwell Road. They say the suspects
entered the business by ripping the security bars off the windows. The
suspects then stole around $59,000 worth of radio equipment, car alarms,
and audio equipment from the store. On November 6, just before 8 a.m.,
officers responded to a burglary at 3268 Democrat Road at AOSOM. MPD
says the suspects took several items from the business and fled the area
in the same vehicle used in the burglary at Stereo Sounds. One of the
suspects returned to AOSOM an hour later to steal additional items.
wreg.com
Gloucester Township, NJ : Thieves make off with nearly $2k in stolen
merchandise from NJ outlets
A theft was caught on camera at a local outlet store, and now police are
asking for help to identify a group of suspects. The suspects entered
the Ralph Lauren Poli Store at the Gloucester Premium Outlets on
November 10. Video caught them stuffing Nike bags with clothes, then
fleeing without paying and setting off alarms at the exit. Police say
the stolen merchandise totaled $1,841. Anyone with information is asked
to contact police.
fox29.com
Fort Worth, TX: Update: Teens accused of robbing Fort Worth jewelry
store with hammers arrested
Two 17-year-olds and a 16-year-old were arrested in connection to a
jewelry store robbery in Fort Worth. The robbery happened at the
Helzberg Jewelers Tanger Outlet Mall on October 27, 2024. One of the
suspects pretended to be a shopper before leaving the store. He then
came back with the other suspects and used hammers to smash display
cases before running off with more than $10,000 worth of jewelry.
Jamairous Williams, 17, Chase Greene, 17, and a 16-year-old were
arrested. Williams and Greene are charged with robbery, a second-degree
felony. The 16-year-old's name will not be released due to their age.
Fort Worth Police say surveillance video helped lead to the suspects'
arrest. Detectives believe the suspects may be connected to other
thefts.
fox4news.com
Memphis, TN: Three women caught in stolen Maxima with stolen merchandise
Three women were arrested Tuesday after police say they were caught
shoplifting in a stolen car with a fake drive-out tag. Australia Butler,
28, Sarah Benson, 31, and Jayla Rhoten, 21, were taken into custody
outside the Family Dollar on Quince in East Memphis. Butler and Benson
were charged with theft of property, vandalism, altering or forging an
auto tag, and possessing a vehicle with an altered serial number. All
three were charged with possessing tools to interfere with an anti-theft
security device. Police said on Oct. 19, a white 2017 Nissan Maxima was
stolen from the Sam's Club. Surveillance video showed a dark-colored
Maxima driven by a woman pull next to the white Nissan and man dive into
the vehicle and drive it off the lot. Tuesday, members of the Memphis
Police Department's Auto Theft Task Force, along with the Appling Farms
Task Force and Bartlett Police Crime Suppression Unit, spotted the
stolen white Maxima at Quince and Perkins and followed the car to the
Family Dollar Store. Police said Benson was driving the car, and Butler
and Rhoten were passengers. The women were detained inside the store.
They said Benson had several items from the Family Dollar concealed
inside her purse, and Butler had a generic keyfob programmed to operate
the stolen Maxima in her pocket. Officers said they also recovered a
large amount of presumably stolen merchandise inside the vehicle. Police
said some of the items still had security devices, and they found a
large magnet to remove retail security devices on top of the center
console.
wreg.com
Seneca, SC: Man fills polka-dot suitcase full of merchandise ($1500),
causes damage to Belk store
D'Iberville, MS: Lowe's Shoplifting suspect led MS Coast police on chase
that ended in collision
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Shootings & Deaths
Houston, TX: South Post Oak shooting: Female clerk dead in alleged
domestic violence shooting, family claims
Houston Police Department investigators are investigating following a
deadly shooting in southwest Houston. Police say a woman was shot inside
a liquor store at 14370 South Post Oak Road around 12:45 p.m.
Investigators say she was an employee at the liquor store. Police said
an employee arrived at the store, discovered what happened and called
police. According to family members, the woman was 29-year-old Tikisha
King, and they say she was killed in a domestic violence incident by her
boyfriend. However, police did not disclose any information during a
news briefing on Tuesday.
fox26houston.com
Frisco, TX: One arrested after man gunned down in Frisco Walmart parking
lot
One person is in custody after a man was fatally shot Wednesday night in
a Walmart parking lot in Frisco. Frisco police confirmed Thursday
morning that officers were sent to the Walmart on the northeast corner
of Eldorado Parkway and Farm-to-Market Road 423 at about 8:23 p.m. after
receiving reports of gunfire and a possible shooting. A police officer
arrived to find a man lying in the parking lot with wounds to his chest
and foot. First responders provided first aid to the man before he was
taken to a hospital, where he later died. The victim was identified
Thursday by police as 22-year-old Ja'Karrion Craig. A witness told
police the gunman left the area in a gray sedan. After multiple
interviews and reviewing the store surveillance video, police identified
a suspect. Frisco police said the suspect was taken into custody at
their home early Thursday morning by Frisco SWAT officers.
nbcdfw.com
Ridgeland, SC: Man dies, one arrested after Nov. 7 fatal shooting at
c-store
A Ridgeland man died following a shooting at a convenience store
Thursday night and another Ridgeland man was later taken into custody
for the murder, police said. The Ridgeland Police Department said in a
news release the shooting happened Nov. 7 around 11:23 p.m. when the
department's officers responded to a shooting call at Enmark Convenience
Store, located on 8250 E. Main Street in Ridgeland. Nylon Chaney, 21, of
Ridgeland, turned himself in to authorities about an hour after the
fatal shooting, Town of Ridgeland Police Department Lt. Daniel
Litchfield said Nov. 11. Chaney's past criminal history included an
unlawful carrying of a firearm charge and possession of marijuana,
Litchfield said. "This shooting was a part of a long-running incident
between the two men for about the past two years," Litchfield said.
"There were over 20 rounds fired between the two men with 9 m.m.
pistols."Lloyd's criminal history included various felonies, Litchfield
said.
blufftontoday.com
Atlanta, GA: Video Released: Atlanta Police ask for tips to find pair
who robbed a Dollar General, shot off-duty Security Guard
A new
surveillance video shows two suspects accused of shooting a man while
trying to rob a Dollar General in Atlanta. It happened on Oct. 9 at the
Dollar General on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SW. The 40-second
surveillance video clearly shows two men dressed in all black -- both
wearing surgical masks -- just seconds before the pair tried to rob the
store and shot an off-duty security guard who tried to intervene. The
gunshot victim is 32-year-old Corey Lampley. 11Alive's Angelina Salcedo
spoke with him last month after the terrifying incident. He was fully
dressed in his security guard uniform and shopping at the Dollar General
Store on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive when it all went down. "'You know
what it is, everybody! It's a robbery!' Lampley recalled the
perpetrators saying when they attempted to rob the store. "People were
terrified. I just kind of drew my weapon because I'm 6'1" and 300 pounds
and in a security uniform." He explained that as soon as the suspects
pulled out their guns, so did he. He said the 15 people in the store
went running while he chased one of the men. "Perpetrator number two
cocked his gun, and when I turned around, that's when I got hit in the
shoulder," Lampley said. Lampley was shot several times. After making
sure that everyone was OK, he walked himself to a nearby fire station
and waited for police to show up.
11alive.com
Rochester, NY: Update: Suspect in store shooting caught after police
chase
On September 6 at 8:30 pm, RPD officers found a 28-year-old man who was
shot in the lower body at Express Grocery and Deli at 743 S. Plymouth
Avenue. His injuries were not life-threatening. Police say the victim
worked at the store and tried to intervene in an altercation there. The
suspect, David Binion, 26, shot the victim from close range, before
leaving. On November 12, the United States Marshal's Task Force and the
Rochester Police Department's Tactical Unit found Binion leaving a home
on Arch Street. Officers tried to stop the car he was driving, which led
to a 20-minute law enforcement chase that ended when a tire deflation
device was used at Genesee and Melrose streets. Binion is in Monroe
County Jail charged with assault and criminal possession of a weapon.
Additional charges are pending.
whec.com
Louisville, KY: Man found shot inside Russell neighborhood liquor store
A man was found shot inside a Louisville liquor store early Tuesday,
according to Louisville Metro Police. A little after 1 a.m., LMPD First
Division officers were dispatched on the report of a shooting at 26th
and West Chestnut Streets near the 26th Street Liquor Store. When they
got there, police found a man inside the store suffering from multiple
gunshot wounds. Officers rendered first aid until emergency medical
services could get there. EMS took the victim to UofL Hospital with
injuries, police said, are believed to be non-life-threatening. LMPD's
Non-Fatal Shooting Unit is investigating, and detectives are working to
determine what the motive could have been.
wlky.com
Puerto Rico: DOJ: Update: All Six Defendants Sentenced to Prison for El
Hipopótamo Restaurant Robbery that Resulted in the Death of 15-year-old
Minor
Robberies, Incidents & Thefts
South Burlington, VT: Quick stop clerk who was robbed now charged with
assaulting suspects
Police say a clerk who was robbed in a convenience store stickup now
faces charges of assaulting the suspects. Investigators say Domonic Ali-Koarti,
34, was behind the counter at the Shell Station on Williston Road in
South Burlington last week when two juveniles robbed the store at
gunpoint. South Burlington police say Ali-Koarti told them that after he
handed over the cash, he followed the suspects outside. He said he
thought he saw two muzzle flashes and believed the robbers were shooting
at him, so he pulled out his personal gun and fired several shots at
them. The juveniles told police they were only trying to get away. Ali-Koarti
now faces charges of aggravated assault. The juvenile suspects have been
cited for assault and robbery.
wcax.com
Washington, DC: Arrest made in crime spree involving 17 Armed Robberies
A man accused of carrying out a spate of armed robberies across the D.C.
area - including four in Arlington - has been arrested. Antonio
Kingsbury, 36, is accused of committing at least 17 armed robberies
between Jan. 9 and Nov. 7, including at several establishments along
Columbia Pike, according to federal prosecutors.
arlnow.com
Horry County, SC: Woman arrested months after allegedly threatening
victim at knifepoint during Food Lion shoplifting
Calgary, AN, Canada: Police charge man after string of cannabis, liquor
store armed robberies
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C-Store -
Fredericksburg, VA - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Stafford
County, VA - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Davis, CA -
Armed Robbery
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Clothing - Gloucester
Township, NJ - Robbery
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Collectables -
Appleton, WI - Armed Robbery
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Hardware - D'Iberville,
MS - Robbery
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Jewelry - Fredonia, MY
- Armed Robbery
• Jewelry - Las Vegas, NV - Robbery
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Liquor - Gainesville,
FL - Armed Robbery
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Liquor - Fresno, CA -
Armed Robbery
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Pharmacy - Hinesburg,
VT - Burglary
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Pharmacy -
Provenience, RI - Robbery
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Restaurant -
Fayetteville, AR - Armed Robbery
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Restaurant -
Wallingford, CT - Armed Robbery
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Restaurant - Cedar
Rapids, IA - Armed Robbery
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Uber - Royse City, TX
- Armed Robbery
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Daily Totals:
• 21 robberies
• 1 burglary
• 0 shootings
• 0 killed |
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Posted November 1
The AP Manager will be the primary subject matter expert
in regards to the training, auditing, and investigatory needs of Dollar General.
Their key efforts are to reduce shrinkage and increase profitability through
proactive training mediums, standardized audits and the resolution of internal
and external investigations. Management Develop and foster an open line of
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Associate Full Time, Asset Protection, Wayfair Stores
Wilmette, IL
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As an Asset Protection Host, you will support the Asset
Protection and Store Leadership team by contributing to the overall guest
experience by welcoming and thanking guests and employees into the retail store.
This key role will report to the Asset Protection Lead and Asset Protection
Manager. This is a people-facing role and requires the right candidate to be
engaging, charismatic, and eager to engage regularly with customers and
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Corporate Risk Manager
Houston, TX
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Posted September 18
Summary of Role and Responsibilities: Proactive approach
to preventing losses/injuries, whether they are to our employees, third parties,
or customers' valuables. They include cash in transit, auto losses, or injuries;
Report all incidents, claims, and losses that may expose the company to
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District Asset Protection Manager
North Kingstown, RI
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Posted September 16
The District Asset Protection Manager at OSJL plays a key
role in safeguarding the organization's stores. Through training and program
implementation, this role champions a safe working environment and minimizes
loss from shrink, theft, and fraud. This role conducts regular store visits,
leads investigations, and collaborates with store leadership on best practices
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Corporate Risk Manager
Memphis, TN or New Orleans, LA
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Posted June 27
Summary of Role and Responsibilities: Proactive approach
to preventing losses/injuries, whether they are to our employees, third parties,
or customers' valuables. They include cash in transit, auto losses, or injuries;
Report all incidents, claims, and losses that may expose the company to
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Loss Prevention Specialist
Temple, TX
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Posted June 18
The Loss Prevention Specialist identifies various types of
losses and thefts, works cross-functionally in a fast-paced environment
providing critical guidance to Operations on asset protection and profit
improvement initiatives. At The Fikes Companies, our Mission is to build a
highly successful company which our employees are proud of, our customers value,
and the communities we serve can count on...
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Multi-Store Detective (Pittsburgh Operating Market)
Pittsburgh, PA -
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April 9
Job Summary: Store Detectives are key players in serving
their assigned locations in the detection and apprehension of shoplifters. Job
Responsibilities: Detect and apprehend shoplifters with the use of standard
visual practice and CCTV in multi-store environment; Utilize CCTV to create
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Multi-Store Detective (Cleveland Operating Market)
Cleveland, OH -
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April 9
Job Summary: Store Detectives are key players in serving
their assigned locations in the detection and apprehension of shoplifters. Job
Responsibilities: Detect and apprehend shoplifters with the use of standard
visual practice and CCTV in multi-store environment; Utilize CCTV to create
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departments...
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Multi-Store Detective (Akron/Canton Operating Market)
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their assigned locations in the detection and apprehension of shoplifters. Job
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