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Eric Fullerton named Executive
Director for OpenEye
 OpenEye,
a leading provider of cloud managed video surveillance solutions, is
proud to welcome Eric Fullerton as the company's Executive Director.
Mr. Fullerton brings over 20 years of technology and executive
management experience in development, sales, marketing and
operations. He has served in senior management positions for
Milestone (CSMO), Vicon (CEO), Vigilante.com (CEO), Intel (GM), and
Nokia (MD). Mr. Fullerton holds an MBA from IMD Switzerland and a
bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from the Danish
Engineering Academy. A serial entrepreneur, he has founded multiple
companies including netVigilance and his most recent venture,
Fullerton Wines, a family operated winery in Oregon's Willamette
Valley. Congratulations, Eric!
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Matt Aldmeyer
named Security Project Manager for
Greatline Communications
Prior, Matt was the Regional Sales Director - Midwest for Se-Kure
Controls, Inc. for over ten months. Previously he held various roles
in loss prevention and security including Regional LP Manager for US
Security Associates, LP Investigator and Safety Coordinator for
Neiman Marcus, Security Consultant for Asset Protection Associates,
Regional LP Manager for Little Caesars, and LP Supervisor for Carson
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ADT Completes Acquisition Of Red Hawk Fire & Security
 ADT
Inc. (NYSE: ADT), the leading provider of monitored security and interactive
home and business automation solutions in the United States and Canada, today
announced it has completed its acquisition of Red Hawk Fire & Security, a leader
in commercial fire, life safety and security services and portfolio company of
Comvest Partners.
"We are pleased to complete this transaction, which strengthens ADT's growth in
the commercial security market and meaningfully expands the Company's product
portfolio with the introduction of commercial fire safety related solutions,"
said Jim DeVries, ADT's President and Chief Executive Officer. "With the added
robust portfolio of fire and life safety solutions, as well as additional scale
through commercially-focused sales professionals and technicians, we enhanced
our position as a leader in commercial security, just as we are today in the
residential market. ADT has a strong track record of successfully integrating
acquisitions and we look forward to welcoming the talented Red Hawk team to the
Company."
globenewswire.com
OpenEye Holiday Tradition Continues to Bring Cheer to Local Kids
 OpenEye's is continuing its annual holiday tradition by gifting nearly 100
Central Valley School District (CVSD) students brand new bicycles that they
themselves help to assemble.
On December 5 and 7, OpenEye employees will spend a few hours with the
visiting students at OpenEye's headquarters. Together, students and
employees will assemble their bicycles, do basic computer assembly, and
complete a scavenger hunt using OpenEye's Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) cameras to
find objects placed throughout the building. In addition to their new bike,
each student will also receive a lock and their own helmet.
Participating students have been carefully selected from schools all across
the Central Valley School District based on a variety of conditions, such a s
how well students performed on various monthly character traits throughout
the school year. OpenEye conducts this event to serve local students in
positive and important ways, and to demonstrate OpenEye's commitment to
social responsibility through meaningful civic engagement.
openeye.net
IAI Announces Newest
Board Member Bryan Barlow, CFI
 The
International Association of Interviewers (IAI) is proud to announce their
newest advisory board member, Bryan Barlow, CFI.
Bryan Barlow, CFI, joined the Chicago Police Department in 2002 and was promoted
to Detective in 2008, where he conducted a wide variety of investigations around
the city. Currently, Barlow serves as a training coordinator and instructor for
the CPD's Bureau of Detectives, where he has researched, written curriculum and
delivered training to new officers, newly promoted detectives and in-service
department members on investigatory topics such as Interviewing Victims and
Witnesses, Interrogation of Suspects and Trauma-Informed Interviewing, with a
focus on interviewing sexual assault victims.
 "We're looking forward to Bryan's contribution in spreading IAI's mission and
helping guide our strategy of growing while increasing value for our
membership," said Wayne Hoover, Executive Director of IAI.
certifiedinterviewer.com
Fairfax, VA: Christmas Anti-Theft Team examines retail crime trends
Each holiday season, the Fairfax County Police Department places additional
officers at Tyson's Corner Center, Tyson's Galleria, the Fair Oaks mall and
Springfield Town Center. The additional officers, join the ones already
stationed in retail areas -- forming the Christmas Anti-Theft Team, or
CATT.
"Black Friday was an incredibly busy weekend for us, we had a number of cases,"
explained Lt. Charles Riddle, who supervises multiple teams in the Tyson's area.
In the past five years, Riddle said officers in the Tyson's area recovered close
to $2 million in physical property.
In an office, tucked away at Tyson's, Riddle has tools criminals utilized in a
number of closed cases. From aluminum-lined boxes designed to trip sensors; to
presses, designed to create credit cards -- the tools range from relatively
complex, to incredibly basic. Due to relatively complex new technology,
Riddle said many criminals, are actually reverting back to basic tactics, and
tools.
localdvm.com
Charlotte, NC: Drones, 'Bait' Cars Used in Salisbury Holiday Patrols
Grinches, be gone. That's the message Salisbury Police is sending wannabe
thieves this holiday season with their Operation Santa Patrol. Because
officers say they see an uptick in shoplifters and car break-ins during the
season, they're deploying a drone in the downtown core and near big box stores
as a deterrent.
While virtually every business has a sophisticated surveillance system, many
people said having this extra layer of protection is great for shoppers and
stores alike. Other Santa Patrol methods include undercover officers and loading
up "bait" cars with fake merchandise.
spectrumlocalnews.com
Naples, FL: Michael Kors fire causes $8M in
damage,
reopening date unknown
 The
Michael Kors shop at Miromar Outlets in Estero was closed Monday after a fire
caused about $8 million in damage on Thursday, according to a fire official. The
fire was caused by sparks from a light over storage racks in a backroom, said
Susan Lindenmuth, director of public affairs with Estero Fire Rescue.
The fire was investigated by the Lee County Fire-Arson Task Force along with the
State Fire Marshal's Office and was initially contained by two fire sprinklers.
The smoke damage to the store's merchandise was extensive, which is why the
damage was so costly, Lindenmuth said.
naplesnews.com
Convenience store operator goes digital with surveillance
Sprint Food Stores has taken its anti-theft efforts to the next level with an
advanced digital security-camera and recorder system. The cameras provide easily
retrievable and emailable surveillance video evidence (with clearer images) that
help deter theft and fraud and enable the retailer to efficiently monitor store
conditions from home, headquarters, or anywhere with an Internet connection.
"With an advanced surveillance camera system, a convenience store chain could
achieve ROI within a year through better prevention of theft, fraud, and
unjustified claims as well as improved operational oversight," said Todd
Harrison, IT director, Sprint Food Stores, which operates 20 convenience
stores in Georgia and South Carolina. Harrison also oversees loss prevention
camera surveillance for the company.
Previously, Sprint Food Stores used lower resolution cameras that required
onsite DVD burning as a means of storage. According to Harrison, limitations in
surveillance video quality and connectivity were the main reasons that the
convenience store chain sought an alternative.
As a solution, Harrison turned to an advanced surveillance camera system
provided by ERC, a Kennesaw, Georgia-based supplier and integrator of
surveillance and POS systems. The company has provided over 10,000 stores
and restaurants with surveillance or POS systems including Arby's, Popeyes, KFC
and Burger King.
chainstoreage.com
12 NYC companies join the IMAGE program, including Five 7-Eleven franchises
'ICE Mutual Agreement between Government and Employers'
A dozen New York based businesses have partnered with U.S. Immigration and
Customs Enforcement's (ICE), Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) in New York
Thursday by joining the agency's employment compliance program IMAGE, or "ICE
Mutual Agreement between Government and Employers."
 Five
corporations, each individually owning one 7-Eleven franchise, joined the IMAGE
program. FYN Management, Inc.; HYN, Inc.; YN 1, Inc.; 5th Avenue Wali, Inc.;
and ZHSG, Inc. were represented by Yousaf Naseer, the President of all five
corporations. Combined, these companies employ approximately 60 individuals.
Four of the locations are located on Long Island and one is located in
Manhattan. Besides owning five franchises, Naseer is also the President of the
United Franchise Owners of Long Island & New York, which represents all of the
7-Eleven franchise owners on Long Island, in the Five Boroughs of New York City,
and in Westchester and Putnam Counties.
Yousaf Naseer of 7-11 stated, "I became a 7-Eleven franchisee in 1985 and have
been a part of United Franchise Owners of Long Island and New York (UFOLI) for
more than twenty-five years. I have served as President of UFOLI since 2017. As a 7-Eleven franchisee, I decided to participate in the IMAGE program to work
closely with Homeland Security Investigations, so that I can ensure that I have
established proper hiring procedures for my businesses. IMAGE provides me
with the training, tools, and resources I need to hire an authorized workforce
and to eliminate all clerical mistakes while properly completing the I-9 Forms.
The E- Verify program makes it easy for me, as an employer, to ensure that all
of my employees are authorized to work in the United States and that all of
their documents are authentic. It gives me the ability to avoid non-compliance
with the immigration laws."
ice.gov
 To qualify for IMAGE certification, partners agree to conduct a
self-assessment of their hiring practices to uncover vulnerabilities that could
be exploited by unauthorized workers; enroll in E-verify, an employment
eligibility verification program; train staff on IMAGE Best Employment Practices
and the use of new screening tools; and undergo a Form I-9 audit by ICE.
Companies interested in more information on the IMAGE program can visit
www.ICE.gov/image.
Wall Street Rule for the #MeToo Era: Avoid Women at All Cost
Interviews with more than 30 senior executives suggest many are spooked by #MeToo
and struggling to cope. "It's creating a sense of walking on eggshells," said
David Bahnsen, a former managing director at Morgan Stanley who's now an
independent adviser overseeing more than $1.5 billion.
This is hardly a single-industry phenomenon, as men across the country check
their behavior at work, to protect themselves in the face of what they consider
unreasonable political correctness -- or to simply do the right thing. The
upshot is forceful on Wall Street, where women are scarce in the upper ranks.
The industry has also long nurtured a culture that keeps harassment complaints
out of the courts and public eye, and has so far avoided a mega-scandal like the
one that has engulfed Harvey Weinstein.
bloomberg.com
A Digital Onboarding Experience for Seasonal Hires
As a retailer, you've no doubt met your hiring quotas by now for the holiday
season. Next comes an equally weighty challenge: how to onboard, train, and most
importantly, engage those thousands of seasonal workers that Santa has so
generously placed under your corporate tree.
 Although many organizations have standardized platforms to manage the recruiting
process, very few have a coordinated solution in place to welcome, onboard,
train, and engage seasonal workers. This is where digital workforce platforms
are changing the nature of employee engagement. Workforce portals intelligently
analyze and track each individual worker's needs, customizing their personal
experience to match their situation as well as the company's priorities.
Everyone has faced a "first day" scenario in which they feel unsure of what to
do, where to go, or what to expect. Digital workforce platforms, such as
Deloitte's ConnectMe, which connects employees to relevant HR resources and
tools, combat this dilemma by providing the hand-holding new hires may need. As
a one-stop resource, these platforms or portals can also eliminate frustration
and bewilderment; instead of exposing new workers to four or five different
systems, a single employee platform gives them a much simpler experience.
Fragmentation, multiple log-ons, and information disconnects are no longer an
issue.
chainstoreage.com
US retailers relieved as US delays $200bn China tariff increase
US retailers have welcomed news that the US has decided to hold off on
implementing tariffs on $200bn worth of Chinese goods due to be implemented in
January. The delay comes after China and US agreed to a 90-day truce on further
tariffs hikes to allow talks to take place. From January 1 tariffs on $200bn
worth of Chinese goods were set to be increased from 10% to 25% as part of an
ongoing trade war.
aircargonews.net
Goodwill of Greater Washington Director of Safety
and LP job is no longer active
Hyatt Director Claims Management job no longer
available
Kroger to open first grocery shop inside Walgreens
IKEA picks NYC for first smaller "city center" store
Dick's Sporting Goods Considers Removing All Hunting Gear From Stores
French riots harm businesses, retailers particularly hard hit as holiday
shopping season starts
Quarterly Results
Restoration Hardware Q3 comp's up 4%, net revenue up 8%
Dollar General Q3 comp's up 2.8%, net sales up 8.7%
AutoZone Q1 comp's up 2.7%, net sales up 2%
Tilly's Q3 comp's up 1.3%, net sales down 3.9%, eCommerce up 26.7%
Conn's Q3 comp's down 4.4%, revenue down 2.7%
Christopher & Banks Q3 comp's down 7.5%, net sales down 7.3%, eCommerce sales up
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Four charged in multi-million dollar car theft ring using
eBay
and other online marketplaces
Geoffrey S. Berman, United States Attorney for the Southern District of New
York, William F. Sweeney Jr., Assistant Director-in-Charge of the New York
Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation ("FBI"), and George P. Beach II,
the Superintendent of the New York State Police ("NYSP"), announced today the
unsealing of a Complaint charging seven men with operating a national stolen car
ring involving approximately 60 stolen cars worth approximately $3.1 million.
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Jared And Kay Jewelers Fix Consumer Data Breach
Signet Jewelers, the company that owns Jared and Kay Jewelers, has fixed a
massive data breach that allowed anyone to view the order information of other
customers, including a home address and the last four digits of a purchaser's
credit card, according to a Monday (December 3)
report.
The problem came to light in the middle of November, when a web designer in
Dallas named Brandon Sheehy bought a pair of earrings for his girlfriend from
Jared online.
Sheehy found out that when he modified the link in the confirmation email just
slightly, and pasted it into a web browser, he could see another customer's
order. The information clearly showed the customer's name, shipping and billing
address, phone number, email address, all items and total amounts, the delivery
date, the tracking link and the last four digits of the customer's credit card
number.
Scott Lancaster, the chief information security officer at Signet, said the
company fixed the issue for all future orders, but until recently didn't fix the
issue for past orders.
pymnts.com
First Lawsuits Filed in Starwood Hotels' Breach
Legal fallout from the massive Starwood Hotels reservation breach reported last
week has begun, with class-action suits filed on behalf of both guests and
investors.
On Friday, Murphy, Falcon & Murphy, with co-counsel Morgan & Morgan, filed a
class-action suit against Marriott International on behalf of the 500 million
guests whose personal information was part of the breach. According to a
statement announcing the suit, "Marriott failed to ensure the integrity of its
servers and to properly safeguard consumers' highly sensitive and confidential
information."
The next day, Dec. 1, Rosen Law Firm announced that it had filed a class-action
suit on behalf of those who purchased Marriott International shares from Nov. 9,
2016, through the day prior to the suit's filing date. The suit claims that
Marriott International made misleading statements to shareholders by not finding
and disclosing the breach prior to the purchase of Starwood Hotels.
At least one additional lawsuit on behalf of guests has been filed, and more
lawsuits on behalf of both guests and shareholders are anticipated.
darkreading.com
Security Breaches Come With High Price Tag for Business
With the busy Christmas shopping period now upon us, new research conducted on
behalf of payment security specialists PCI Pal has found that 44% of UK
consumers will stop spending with a business or brand for several months in the
immediate aftermath of a security breach or a hack.
 Even more significantly, a further 41% of consumers will never return to a brand
or a business post-breach, representing a significant loss of revenue, offering
a stark warning to consumer-facing businesses.
The findings from the research commissioned by the payment security specialist
suggest that the combination of high-profile recent breaches, headlines devoted
to new data privacy regulations such as the GDPR, and personal experience have
put security concerns at the forefront for UK consumers. Over a third (38%)
confirmed they have personally suffered the negative consequences of a data
security breach.
contact-centres.com
Webinar: How to Automate Your Security Operations Center (SOC)
No matter a company's size or organization, having a dedicated team to
constantly monitor security operations and respond to incidents is a necessary
function. A typical security operations center (SOC) tracks a significant number
of security alerts, which they then must validate, and when required, drive a
full incident investigation. With such a large volume of alerts, SOC analysts
can easily spend a majority of their time responding to alerts and not focusing
on hunting for complex attacks and managing large incidents.
With security automation tools, SOC analysts are able to automate some of the
repetitive, time-consuming tasks, freeing them up to focus on threat hunts and
other strategic initiatives to reduce risk.
Register here.
$90 Scam: Fake Heart Rate Scanner App Slipped Into Apple's App Store
It was recently revealed that a fake heart rate scanner app had made its way
past Apple's App Store review process and was listed in the store, where it was
apparently charging customers a whopping $90 for it. Now for the most part no
one would pay that much for an unproven app upfront, so what it did was that it
offered to read your heart rate and asked users to place their fingers on the
Touch ID sensor. From there the app would flash and dim the screen's brightness
as if it were actually doing something, when in reality it launched a request to
make an in-app purchase for $90 and if the user's finger had been on Touch ID
and it was the same finger used for authentication, then the purchase would have
gone through.
ubergizmo.com
Q&A site Quora says data breach may affect 100 million users
A Hacker Group Has A List Of 35,000 CFOs To Target
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Live Video Streaming
If you
are monitoring an event like an active shooter, protest, or sporting event, try
http://www.periscopemap.live. It will show you view live video that's posted
or streamed on Periscope. This is a quick and easy way to view if anyone is
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'Live
in Dallas' 2018 at NRF Protect
#4 Most Watched
Inside the Battle: How Reducing Theft Penalties
Impacts Community Safety
California's Prop 47 & Raising Felony Thresholds
The negative consequences of California's Prop 47
and the raising of felony thresholds across the U.S. have been unmistakable for
retailers. Nearly all are experiencing a rise in shoplifting - some by as much
as 15%. With more states evaluating similar measures, what's a company's
defense?
Kathleen Smith, VP of Asset Protection, Albertsons-Safeway, and Anne
Marie Schubert, District Attorney, Sacramento County, discuss how these laws
have impacted employee safety and violence in stores, and what retail LP
investigators and executives can do to make shoplifting and ORC cases easier to
prosecute.
Episode
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A new way to vet transactions could boost
online sales
In an effort to throw online retailers a life-line, credit card networks
have come together to help with EMV 3DS (commonly known as 3DS 2.0), a
protocol to authenticate CNP transactions. The protocol has been revamped
and leaves behind the authentication complexity that had been a burden in
the past. The consumer doesn't have to do anything. They will notice a
difference on how they are authenticated: Instead of receiving a request to
insert a 4-digit pin or other type of code to confirm the purchase, they
will either not be asked anything (90% of the times) or they will be asked
to authenticate themselves with a thumb, facial scan or other biometric
scan.
The new protocol collects more information around each transaction and
merchants have the choice to share that additional information with the
issuer-to help issuers make more accurate decisions and increase approvals.
Online retailers have to connect to the 3DS API. They need to choose a
vendor to do so.
Including seamless pre-transaction security enables merchants to make better
decisions around which transactions should be sent through the 3DS path and
which ones they should route outside of the protocol. By doing so, merchants
have better control over the experience they want to offer to their
customers.
digitalcommerce360.com
Online Fraudulent Traffic Increases 20% Leading
Up To Holidays
The ad-verification company Fraudlogix published recent data showing an increase
in fraudulent advertising traffic in the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving and
the holiday shopping season.
Fraudlogix analyzed three months of global programmatic ad traffic and found
that the average percentage of fraudulent traffic jumped from 11.6% in October
to 14.2% in November. The data includes all device types.
Invalid or fraudulent traffic is generated by bots, hijacked devices, or
malware. The data comes from monitoring traffic from more than 640 million
unique users, 1.2 billion unique devices, and 12 million URLs monthly.
Fraudlogix is not the only company to identify a rise in fraudulent ad traffic.
Companies like Distil Networks
estimate that bots create about 48% of all internet traffic across all web
sites.
mediapost.com
The Season of Fraud is Coming. Are You
Prepared?
Every time the holiday season approaches, it comes with brand new
opportunities for fraudsters. Black Friday and Christmas are around the
corner, which means not only an increase in sales, but also the peak season
for cybercriminals. How can you protect your business from fraud?
Take multiple metrics into consideration and validate your hypothesis with
data. Require CVV code and address verification at checkout. Use
technologies, such as non-invasive 3D Secure. Set rules that help flag
suspicious orders but don't make them too strict. Monitor why credit cards
are declined. Use security solutions that can adapt. It comes with working
with a reliable payment provider. Apply multiple layers of security
solutions. Follow the best practices year-round to make yourself backed up.
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Update: Detroit, MI: $600K Cash, TVs, Booze,
Drugs, Weapons stolen From Meijer, Home Depot, Target, Kroger And Fenced At Bar
70-year-old woman ran million-dollar theft ring that paid heroin addicts to
steal
 Multiple
arrests were made as Dearborn Police broke up what they call a more than million
dollar property theft ring. Large amounts of cash -- more than $600,000 -- plus
weapons, booze, drugs, and poker machines were recovered when police broke up he
ring, according to Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad. Perpetrators allegedly
distributed the items through Cas Bar in Detroit. He described it as an
"extensive, comprehensive" investigation. Among those facing multiple felony
counts are three New Boston residents and a Lincoln Park woman. Suspects are
alleged to have stolen and fenced property taken from retailers in Dearborn
including Meijer, Home Depot, Target, and Kroger stores. All are due back in
court December 14th.
fox2detroit.com
Buckeye, AZ: 2 arrested for stealing from 3
Walmarts in one day
 A
couple of serial robbers from Glendale were arrested after stealing thousands of
dollars' worth of merchandise from three Walmarts in one day, the Buckeye Police
Department said. The thefts happened on Saturday. Police said Cassandra Harmon
and Jeremy Cornell first stole from the Walmart Supercenter in Buckeye. Then
they stole two TVs and other items from a Goodyear Walmart, police said. The
pair went back to the Buckeye Walmart and put nearly $4,000 worth of merchandise
in two large black totes and tried to leave the store through the garden center
without paying, police said. Security detained them until police arrived. They
stole more than $7,500 in merchandise from the three stores, police said.
azfamily.com
Buckingham County, VA: 17 Firearms stolen in 2 minutes
Investigators are looking for two masked suspects who broke into a Buckingham
County gun shop early Saturday morning and stole 17 firearms. Surveillance video
showed the men using an ax to break into the Millbrook Country Store. They broke
through a 3/8-inch safety glass and stole 17 guns, all in under two minutes, the
video showed.
wtvr.com
Johns Creek, GA: Man Stole 11 Chainsaws From Ace Hardware
Store
The Johns Creek Police Department is investigating the case in which a man broke
into a local hardware store and stole nearly a dozen chainsaws from the
establishment. The chainsaws, JCPD said, are valued at about $5,000. Johns Creek
police added the male subject entered the store by using a sledgehammer to
shatter the front door's glass window.
patch.com
Staten Island, NY: Two women sought for questioning in $5K
theft from Victoria's Secret
Downers Grove, IL: Burglars take over $8K In Items Stolen
From T-Mobile; 7 iPhones, 2 Apple watches, and more items
Champaign, IL: 3 Suspect sought in Best Buy Burglary
Clarion County, PA: $1,200 of Over the Counter meds stolen
from Walmart
North Attleboro, MA: Man charged with stealing $1,140
worth of sneakers from JC Penney
Portland, OR: Over $1,000 of toys, makeup, meat recovered
during traffic stop; 2 arrested for thefts from Safeway and Fred Meyer
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Robberies & Thefts
Oklahoma City, OK: CVS Supervisor embezzles $25,000 from
Bank Deposits
CVS Loss Prevention was informed from their corporate office that a deposit bag
was late. They then reached out to 31-year-old Kristina Arnold, who was a shift
supervisor, to ask who signed the deposit log. Arnold initially claimed the bag
must have been stuck in the chute. The corporate officer later discovered more
bags were not turned in and saw Arnold concealing deposit bags under her shirt
in video surveillance footage. In total, Arnold admitted to embezzling
$25,923.60 from Nov. 1 through Nov. 22.
okcfox.com
Oklahoma City, OK: Man allegedly sells $400K worth of
stolen items from closed restaurant
The man owns a janitorial service company and was hired by the restaurant, Rock
& Brews, to clean the building after it was completely shut down. Harvey Gene
Hawkins, 58, was given a key and told to clean the building over the next week.
He then allegedly contacted a buyer and seller of restaurant equipment and sold
items stolen from Rock & Brew. Police say everything of value was stripped from
the building.
okcfox.com
Detroit, MI: Three men break through Foot Locker wall in
burglary; same store last month
The Detroit Police Department released photos Monday of three men wanted for
breaking into a Detroit Foot Locker by punching a hole in the back of the
business. The break-in happened around 5:15 Sunday morning when the three masked
men made a hole in the business and stole miscellaneous shoes and clothes.
According to police, they targeted the same store last month.
fox2detroit.com
Stuart, FL: Best Buy Burglar gains access by
pounding hole into back wall
The back wall of a Best Buy in Jensen Beach was damaged during a burglary Sunday
night. Stuart police spokesman Brian Bossio said the burglary was noticed when
employees arrived around 6 a.m. Monday. Bossio said the agency is working to
determine what was stolen. He said it appears someone or people used a
sledgehammer or other piece of equipment to break through a wall to get into the
store. No one has been arrested and an investigation is ongoing, Bossio said.
tcpalm.com
Sentencings & Charges
Warsaw, NY : Man convicted of 3 Smash & Grab
Burglaries sentenced to 6 years
A man charged in a series of "smash-and-grab" burglaries in three counties was
sentenced to two to six years in state prison Thursday in Wyoming County Court.
thedailynewsonline.com
Duluth, MN: Cigarette Burglary suspects charged with
felonies, face up to 20 years in prison
Rochester, NY: Rockport man sentenced to 2 years in prison for $145K in
credit card fraud
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C-Store - Gainesville, TX - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Canonsburg, PA - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Petersburg, VA - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Kent, WA - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - St Cloud, MN - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Vancouver, WA - Armed Robbery
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C-Store- Tucson, AZ - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Temple, TX - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Wapato, WA - Robbery
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C-Store - Winona, MN - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Columbia, SC - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Laurel, DE - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Bryan, TX - Armed Robbery/Clerk shot
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Clothing Store - Cleveland, OH - Burglary
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Collectibles Store - Pulaski County, KY - Burglary
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Dollar General - Warner Robins, GA - Armed Robbery
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Domino's - Union Gap, WA - Robbery
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Gas Station - Bullskin Township, PA - Armed Robbery
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Gas Station - Fort Pierce, FL - Armed Robbery
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Grocery Store - San Antonio, TX - Armed Robbery
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Grocery Store - St Cloud, MN - Armed Robbery
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Gun Store - Grove, OK - Burglary
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Gun Store - Buckingham County, VA - Burglary
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Gun Store - Tuscaloosa, AL - Burglary
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Liquor Store - Wichita Falls, TX - Armed Robbery
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Pharmacy - Northern Cambria, PA - Burglary
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McDonald's - Omaha, NE - Armed Robbery
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Rite Aid - Akron, OH - Robbery
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Sheetz - Harrisburg, PA - Robbery
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T-Mobile - Downers Grove, IL - Burglary
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7-Eleven - Colorado Springs, CO - Armed Robbery
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24
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8 burglaries
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1 shooting
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0 killings
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