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Driving AP/LP Results with Science:
2019 LPRC Focus Update
Dr. Read Hayes,
Research Scientist, UF; Director, LPRC
Mike Giblin,
Senior Research Scientist, LPRC
Jordan Burchell,
Project Coordinator, LPRC
LP/AP teams support their company’s success by enabling and protecting the
total enterprise. The Loss
Prevention Research Council was founded by leading retail LP leaders in 2000
to enhance their impact on this mission by working together with researchers to
reduce theft, fraud, and violence.
Today, with record membership of 160 corporations, 80 ongoing projects, the
annual IMPACT
conference, a new app and other upcoming initiatives, learn about the new
ways the LPRC is bringing together retailers, scientists, solution partners and
law enforcement.
Episode Sponsored By:
Amber & Joe Talk NRF PROTECT
Past & Present
Quick Take 16
with MCs Joe LaRocca
and
Amber Bradley
Learn how Frank Abagnale of “Catch Me If You Can” fame
helped Joe get a handle on identity theft from a speech he gave at a past NRF LP
Conference, now NRF
PROTECT, and what excites him and Amber about this year’s conference in
Anaheim (hint: it’s Disneyland).
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Andrea Cunningham named Vice President, Parks & Resorts International for The
Walt Disney Company
 Andrea
was previously the Vice President, Security - West Coast for Comcast NBC
Universal before taking this new role. Prior she was the Director of West Coast
Security Operations for The Walt Disney Company for over twelve years and has
held other security and loss prevention roles including Operations Manager -
Security & Emergency Services for The Disneyland Resort, Security Manager for
The Disney Store and Loss Prevention District Manager for Mervyns.
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First Quarter 2019 Senior Jobs
Report
First Quarter 2019 Senior LP/AP Jobs Appointments Up 75% from Q1 2018
70 LP/AP Executives Filled Q1 2019's
Senior Positions
31 LP/AP New Pyramid Heads & 39 New Senior Support Leaders Named in Q1
Two Biggest Jobs - 10 New VPs - 7 New Senior Roles Represents 10% Job Growth
  Obviously
Mark Stinde's new Senior Vice President of Asset Protection position at JC
Penney was the biggest job in Q1 along with Walmart naming Brian Murphy the new
Vice President of Global Security and Aviation.
4 Execs Moving Beyond
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Numbers not included in this study
Four long term Asset Protection executives moved beyond the traditional roles.
With one reaching a CEO level and one reaching the top operations role for a
4,000+ store chain at GNC. Each one of them deserves to be recognized and called
out as they represent role models for each one of us and are paving the way for
the industry. Congratulations gentlemen.
With Goodwill Industries naming Mike Keenan President & CEO of Greater East
Bay, GNC promoting Nate Frazier to Senior Vice President of Operations,
Centric Brands, Inc. naming Ian Dill Vice President, Store Operations and Asset
Protection, and Duluth Trading Company promoted David Homolka to VP of Human
Resources, Store Operations & Asset Protection.
Seven New LP/AP Pyramid Roles Created
Lyft named S.
Earl Watson Vice President - Physical Security for their first security
position.
OTG Management naming Michael Pacewicz VP of Loss Prevention - for that new
exciting airport concept.
Rent the Runway promoted Dikaios Mihalitsis to Director of Asset Protection &
Inventory Control.
Aurora Cannabis, Inc. named Mike Soberal Sr Manager Corporate Security.
Topgolf named Ken Gladney, CFI Sr. Security Manager.
iHerb Inc. named Katie Walker, CFI Director of Safety and Security.
Surf Style Retail Management, Inc. named Michael Wolfson Director of Loss
Prevention.
10 New Vice Presidents named in Q1
  With some of the most notable being Art Lazo at 7-Eleven, Cathy Langley at
Rite Aid (both in their first VP roles), Garrett Petraia at Levi Strauss,
Ken Peschier at Dollar General, Isaac Whitaker at BJ's, Larry Carroll at 99
Cents Stores, Randy Guaneri at Fresh Value, and Michael Pacewicz at OTG.
HR Developments
There were just a number of big LP/AP HR developments in the industry.
Excluding the total elimination of LP departments at Payless Shoe, Charlotte
Russe, Shopko, Gymboree, and others closing stores and splitting up, like The
Gap and Old Navy. We had Walmart create 1,000 more Hosts (at the door) AP
positions, we had Macy's cut a large number of senior AP positions.
myriad of reasons.
So much so that we've listed 44 top jobs this year, the most the Daily's
ever listed from Jan 1st to April 10th and something we'll break down in our
next report tomorrow. However leave it to say that this has been the most active
year just shy of Q1 2009. When the great recession took out tens of thousands.
Certainly we had a number of senior positions vacated for a myriad of reasons.
So much so that we've listed 44 top jobs this year, the most the Daily's
ever listed from Jan 1st to April 10th and something we'll break down in our
next report tomorrow. However leave it to say that this has been the most active
year just shy of Q1 2009. When the great recession took out tens of thousands.
Biggest AP Reorganization
In February Lowe's quietly named and shuffled 9 new Senior Asset
Protection executives roles at the corporate and divisional levels shortly
after eliminating thirteen hundred store level AP jobs. Lowe's AP
developments was the biggest reorganization of Q1, 2019. Similar to
Macy's reorg. and
cuts in 2018. And it will probably end up being the biggest of the year.
Given these usually happen in Q1.
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Sources: Lowe's Restructures Asset Protection - Job Cuts and Title Changes -
Dated 1-7-19
This past week, all in-store Loss Prevention Specialists, and all LP Managers in
store's risk levels 1-4 were eliminated. Risk Levels 5-6 (urban metro high
crime) LPMs remain in place. Also a new Senior Asset Protection Manager position
was created to cover 3-6 stores within a district. Many of the former Market
Loss Prevention & Ops managers have been re-titled to District AP & Ops
managers.
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Comments: It may look tighter at the bottom and middle of the employment
pyramid due to a number of reasons and it may sound treacherous at the top with
all the liquidations, but the top, corporate support staff, and even the middle
is indeed slowly growing and the online brands, including Amazon here, and the
cannabis industry is and will fuel growth long term. Growth that should be
sustainable and even more impactful given technology advancements.
So while we're initially feeling the pain of a shrinking brick and mortar market
and the impact technology's having on lower level jobs, not to mention the
impact robots will have in LP, we'll see growth pick up. As long as you have the
digital skills to not just keep pace but to far exceed expectations.
This was a strong senior job market quarter for the industry regardless
of the closures.
Quite frankly, with the current 30% increase in retail fatalities, violence
continuing to escalate in retail, mass shootings scaring consumers, the nation's
decriminalization trend, the judicial systems refusing to deal with the ORC
problem, and cybercrime continuing to impact every aspect of the consumer's
life, this job market should be very strong for years to come. As long as
you equip yourself with the necessary skills to operate effectively with the
tools and resources available. An ongoing educational journey to say the least.
Just my thoughts - Gus Downing
Senior LP/AP Appointments Spike 75% in Q1 Over 2018
Coupled with a 175% Increase in Postings
Best Senior LP Job Market Four Years Running
Other than a short uptick in Q1 2017 the LP/AP senior job market has been
sluggish to say the least for a number of years. Matching if not under
performing it's retail counterparts in mainstream retail.
While Q1 2018's report was rather unfavorable, with only 40 senior positions
filled, this Q1 also out performed 2017's Q1 by 13% with 62 senior jobs filled,
and outperformed 2016 Q1 by 41.5%. Meaning this has been the best Q1 senior
job performance four years running.
With 14% (10) of new appointments being named vice president level we doubled
last years 7.5% but are still far off from the 30% of new appointments being
named at the vice president level for the four years preceding 2017. Meaning
there's been a lot of new turn over, a changing of the guard so to speak,
therefore corporate America isn't rewarding as much as they are filling with new
executives.
Also and here's something all the studies are saying. The Melinenals aren't as
focused on titles as much as their predecessors where, as they're more focused
on work life balance, quality, impact, and the work environment. Being
challenged and enjoying what they do. Some great traits actually.
The bottom line is that we've got a very strong job market contrary to all
the apocalyptic news. - Gus Downing
ISC West 2019
SSI Names 2019 Most Valuable Products at ISC West
The 5th annual Most Valuable Product (MVP) Awards recognize products in
video surveillance, access control and more, that make a substantial impact on
integrators.
The Most Valuable Product (MVP) Awards recognize products that make a
substantial impact on integrators and were judged on innovation, functionality,
competitive advantages, benefits to the installer or monitoring provider, and
benefits to the end user.
Also honored were the 2019 SSI Industry Hall of Fame inductees. Learn
more about each one
here.
Click here to view the 2019 MVP award winners.
SSI Names 2019 SAMMY Sales and Marketing Award Winners
SSI helped kick off ISC West with its 24th annual SAMMY Awards Tuesday evening
to celebrate security dealers and systems integrators for their marketing,
business, installation and overall excellence.
Held at the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino on the eve of ISC West, winners were
announced in each of 12 categories, including grand prizes for Installers of the
Year, Integrated Installations of the Year and Overall Integrated Marketing
Program of the Year. A Community Service award was also bestowed for
volunteerism and charitable endeavors.
Click here to view the 2019 SAMMY Award winners.
Axis Communications Showcases New Audio, Video and Access Control Solutions at
ISC West 2019
 As
the industry looks for effective, integrated solutions that improve security and
enhance business, Axis Communications, the market leader in network video, plans
to deliver--announcing the debut of new products and solutions at ISC West 2019.
These products will include new developments in network audio, multidirectional
and infrared (IR) camera capabilities, and access control technology,
highlighting Axis’ commitment to taking a leading role in the security industry.
Visit Axis at ISC West booth #14051.
businesswire.com
OpenEye and SightLogix Announce Integration
 OpenEye,
a leading provider of cloud managed video surveillance solutions, and SightLogix,
the smart thermal camera technology leader, have announced the integration
between OpenEye Web Services (OWS) and SightLogix’s SightSensor HD thermal
detection cameras. The SightSensor HD is a dual-video smart camera that uses
thermal imaging to detect intruders with great accuracy in outdoor areas and a
visible imager for alarm assessment. OpenEye OWS is an online video management
solution that provides actionable business intelligence by combining divergent
event data generated on site and combining it with video verification. Visit
OpenEye at ISC West booth #26055.
openeye.net
National Association for Shoplifting Prevention
Legacy and Law Enforcement Leaders to Join NASP Advisory Committee
 As 30th anniversary celebration and ongoing revitalization, the
National Association for Shoplifting Prevention (NASP) announces the addition of
long-time industry leader Frank Johns, Sayreville, NJ Police Chief John
Zebrowski and veteran Elk Grove, CA police officer Julius Lewis to its Advisory
Committee. A continuation of NASP efforts to connect retailers and communities,
the addition of these community centric leaders will further support
collaborative efforts to reduce shoplifter recidivism, which, in addition to
saving police and retail resources, will reduce ongoing theft activity and
improve safety in stores and communities alike.
Read
more here.
Former Associate General Counsel & Secretary of
Seaworld Entertainment, Inc. Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading
The former associate general counsel and assistant secretary of SeaWorld
Entertainment Inc. (SeaWorld), a publicly traded amusement park corporation
headquartered in Orlando, Florida, pleaded guilty today for his role in an
insider-trading scheme.
SeaWorld anticipated both attendance and revenue to increase in the first half
of 2018 by approximately eight percent as compared to the first half of 2017.
Powers further admitted that on Aug. 1, 2018, he received materials reporting
that SeaWorld’s EBITDA had improved 59.1 percent in the first half of 2018 as
compared to the first half of 2017.
Powers admitted that he capitalized on the increase in share price by selling
all 18,000 he had purchased after learning about this information, realizing a
net profit of approximately $64,645 after the public release of the
information.
justice.gov
Smaller tax refunds are now hurting retail spending, Wall Street fears
Retailers won't get Part of that $6B Pie - Nor will Consumers
The smaller number of tax refunds this year is showing up in another way: Lower
retail spending. Retail sales dropped 0.6% from January to February, surprising
economists who had expected a modest rise as seen in past years.
Analysts say that lower tax refunds are largely to blame for the drop in
spending, since many families use refunds as a "mandatory saving" mechanism that
pays out each year come tax time.
The
Internal Revenue Service says it has issued about $6 billion less in refunds
through the end of March than it did over the same time period last year. The
agency said it distributed $206.1 billion in refunds through March 29, nearly a
3 percent decrease from the $212.3 billion it issued in refunds by March 30 of
last year. The IRS also said it has issued about 1.6 million fewer refunds and
processed 1.3 million fewer returns than it did over the same time period in
2018.
salon.com
cbsnews.com
Amazon Go stores to start accepting cash
to address ‘discrimination’ concerns
Amazon Go stores, which let customers buy items without waiting in checkout
lines, will start accepting cash, amid intensifying criticism that the company
is discriminating against the unbanked.
In an internal all-hands meeting last month, Steve Kessel, Amazon’s senior vice
president of physical stores, told employees that the company plans “additional
payment mechanisms” at its Go stores. Kessel was responding to a question about
how Amazon plans to address “discrimination and elitism” at the cashierless
stores, which charge purchases using an app connected to a bank or credit
card.
Kessel highlighted some of the new payment methods Amazon has recently added to
its site, including a pilot that accepts government subsidized SNAP benefits
and a new program called Amazon Cash, which lets users add cash to their
digital accounts by bringing money to a local store like 7-Eleven or CVS.
cnbc.com
Opinion: 'Lawmakers must recognize that cash is no longer king for retailers'
As many as 86 percent of consumers use cards to make purchases, according to the
consumer credit reporting agency Experia, a number that will continue to
increase due to the growing influence and participation of Millennials and
Generation Z consumers.
Retailers want cashless stores. Credit, debit, and gift cards are easier to
reconcile, with quicker transaction times, and minimize the risks associated
with cash on hand such as robbery and internal theft.
philly.com
Information is Power & Amazon Wants Yours
Selling with the enemy: Why rival retailers embrace Amazon.com
The risk in this relationship, according to interviews with retailers and
industry analysts, comes if Amazon uses real-time data from customer purchases
to help it quickly build out its own private label clothing brands, and ends up
stealing market share from its current retail partners.
reuters.com
Amazon partnership delivering 10% returns for Kohl's
Comparing Kohl's stores in Chicago, where most locations are participating in
the tie-up, to Kohl's stores elsewhere, Chicago operations, revenue growth tops
10%, compared to 5% elsewhere in the U.S., according to the report.
retaildive.com
Focusing on sustainability, Walmart launches reusable bag campaign
Today, at its 2019 sustainability milestone summit, Walmart announced that for
the first time, checkout carousels at its U.S. stores will include reusable bags
that will be available to customers for purchase. The aim of this new campaign
is to help reduce plastic waste and increase customer convenience by placing
reusable bags in easy to find and highly frequented sections of its stores. As
part of the launch, Walmart is rolling out a new assortment of reusable bags
that are made with post-consumer recycled content.
businesswire.com
Albertsons-Owned Plated Lays Off 10% of NYC Corporate Staff
REI expands gear rental to 115 stores
Macy's unveils new store experience in 36 stores
Friendly's restaurants closes 23 more locations
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Retail Co. Workers Seek Cert. Over W-2 Phishing Scam
Payroll Manager Sent Scammer 16,000 Employee
W2s
Employees accusing a Texas-based retail merchandising company of sending copies
of their W-2s to identity thieves in a "phishing scam" have asked an Illinois
federal court for class certification.
Lead plaintiff Shirley Lavender argued Monday that the company's failure to
implement proper security measures is common to the thousands of workers whose
privacy was violated. She asked the court to certify a class of all current and
former Driveline Retail Merchandising Inc. employees whose personal
identifying information, including social security numbers, was compromised.
Lavender said an "inadequately trained payroll manager of Driveline" sent a
scammer the W-2s of roughly 16,000 workers who received wages at some point in
2016.
law360.com
The War Between Cyber Security & Crime Has Begun
And it's being fought by artificial intelligence
The technological capabilities on either side of cyber warfare are ratcheting up
with major advances in artificial intelligence. AI bots have developed the
ability to deliver cyberattacks with the intensity and precision that would be
nearly impossible for today’s human cybersecurity experts to contain. Only AI
powered machines of matching prowess are able to defend our systems from these
attacks.
With advanced AI toolkits proliferating the market and the evolution of
organized marketplaces to “rent” botnets as easily as one buys groceries on
Amazon, it has become easier than ever for even rookie hackers to launch
AI-based attacks at large scale. These capabilities are no longer restricted to
state-actors with tremendous resources at their disposal but abundantly
available to the multitudes of malicious actors all over the world.
The war between cybersecurity and crime has already begun. It’s here and now and
we’re currently experiencing it firsthand. In this article are some of the most
important battles that will ultimately determine who wins the war:
biometricupdate.com
Analysis: How many customers will shop using augmented reality?
Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) may change how retailers and
consumers interact, according to data from Gartner. By 2020, 100 million consumers will shop using AR technology online and
in-store, according to Gartner data. A 2018 Gartner also survey indicated
that, by 2020, 46% of retailers planned to deploy either AR or VR solutions to
meet customer service experience requirements. Gartner analysis indicates that
AR and VR technology have the potential to let retailers individualize offers
and enable customers to visualize products in different settings.
In addition, Gartner says that using VR’s immersive interfaces, retailers can
create task efficiencies or reduce the costs associated with designing new
products. They can also enhance the understanding of information through
advanced graphical visualization and simulation technologies.
chainstoreage.com
Nearly 80% of People Use Shopping Apps While at Home,
And Most Use Them Frequently - At Least 2-5 Times a Week
U.S. consumers who use shopping apps turn to them frequently: More than
one-third of people (35%) use shopping apps between two and five times a week,
while 28% use them at least once a day, according to new survey data released by
Visual Objects.
Visual Objects' data supports findings from another survey, which found that the
number of retail apps on the average smartphone doubled within the last year –
up to four total. As more people download shopping apps, the more likely these
apps are to occupy people's time.
Most Popular Shopping Apps
When people use shopping apps, they're most likely to use an app from mass
merchant retailers like Target, Walmart, or Costco (81%), pure online retailers
like Amazon or Overstock (77%), or apparel retailers (79%). The most popular
shopping apps offer a benefits-driven and frictionless path to purchase.
prnewswire.com
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Calling Canadian Retailers!
Register for the 3rd Axis Canada Retail Leadership Forum
 The
Retail Landscape is changing and with these changes providing safety and
security for your customers, staff and business is of utmost importance. Join us
for the 3rd Axis Canada Retail Leadership Forum in Toronto, May 22-23.
Full details here: http://bit.ly/2CFNRul
If you would like to attend this event please
register here!
Canadian Security Magazine Recognizes 1 Retail in Top 10 Under 40 Program
Canadian Security magazine is pleased to announce the winners of the inaugural
Top 10 Under 40.
There were many, many great nominations representing a variety of different
disciplines within the field of professional security. Narrowing the list down
to only 10 recipients was no easy task.
Winners are employed in the fields of guarding, technology, property management,
banking, retail, government and other sectors. Their ages range from 28 to 39.
Each recipient will be profiled in the Spring issue of Canadian Security
magazine, available in May. Please join us in congratulating all the winners.
canadiansecuritymagazine.com
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1 Retailer: Agnes Pienio-Ganthier, Regional Manager, Loss Prevention, Amazon
Fulfillment Services, 38
Agnes has been with Amazon since 2014, first as a Loss Prevention Specialist for
two years (2014-2016), then as Loss Prevention Manager for nearly
three years (2016-2019), before her recent promotion to Regional Loss Prevention
Manager.
Prior to that, Agnes spent over five years at Sears Canada in various loss
prevention roles, from Loss Prevention Internal Investigator to Loss Prevention
Manager to District Loss Prevention Manager. Congratulations, Agnes!
Violent robberies spark concern for Winnipeg retailers, security companies
Two
recent robberies that turned violent have retailers and security companies
speaking out about an escalating level of danger facing store employees and
security guards. Winnipeg police arrested a man Friday night following
separate incidents – the first at the Marlborough Hotel, the second at a
Shoppers Drug Mart on Sherbrook Street.
Toro Security owner Colin Harris declined to speak to any specific incidents. He
said security guards have always dealt with violence but Harris said it now
seems to be more prevalent. Harris said for the past year guards working at
Toro have been encouraged to take mental health first aid training to help them
recognize and respond to situations involving people in crisis.
Food Fare owner Munther Zeid said he has a zero-tolerance approach when it comes
to shoplifting. He said his employees are told to go in groups if confronting
suspected shoplifters.
ctvnews.com
Canadian Consumers Concerned About Privacy Breaches
Why Weed Stores Are Scanning Your ID And What To Do About It
The Hunny Pot on Toronto’s Queen Street West told VICE it is scanning IDs to
alleviate wait times, but that it is optional and customers are made aware
that they can have their ID verified manually. Ameri, a weed shop in Yorkville,
said it mostly checks IDs manually but also has a scanning gun available to
“maintain compliance, catch fake IDs and lower human error.”
As for storing customers’ information, the software, Cova, can do that if
a customer chooses to create a profile at the store, said The Hunny Pot
spokesman Cameron Brown in an email. But it’s not mandatory.
But cannabis lawyer Jack Lloyd told VICE there’s reason to be concerned about
potential privacy breaches. The legal cannabis industry has been hit with a
number of breaches that have compromised patient and customer information.
In an interview with VICE, Gary Cohen, CEO of Cova, said his company’s software
has been implemented in more than 100 legal weed shops across Canada and
that most of those shops are using the ID scanning technology. He said Cova
created the scanning software in response to requests from American legal weed
retailers who were concerned front line staff members weren’t doing a good
enough job of verifying customers’ IDs.
vice.com
Public Safety Alert in Toronto
Large Amount of Drugs Stolen from Downtown Pharmacy
Toronto police are investigating after large amounts of several medications were
stolen from a downtown pharmacy on Monday night. Police say a pharmacy in the
Bathurst and College Streets area was broken into some time between Monday night
and Tuesday morning. The suspects took large quantities of various drugs
including morphine, hydromorphine, percocet, testosterone gel, OxyNEO and
Tylenol 2 and 3. All of the drugs taken could be harmful and even fatal if
ingested, especially to children.
680news.com
Canada mulls crackdown on social media firms unless they do more to combat
election meddling
Democratic Institutions Minister Karina Gould said Facebook Inc, Twitter Inc and
Alphabet Inc’s Google should help safeguard the election by promoting
transparency, authenticity and integrity on their platforms. But she added that
she had been disappointed by the slowness of talks with the companies.
Gould doesn't have the "confidence that they're disclosing everything with us,"
she said in a news conference. She went on to say regulating the firms is
something we're looking at very closely. She noted Britain had proposed a
social media regulator on Monday.
reuters.com
Move over, millennials — baby boomers are the ultimate untapped market
Boomers outnumber any other generation in Canada. The number of Canadians over
age 55 increased by 87 per cent between 1996 and 2006, according to an
Environics report. In the next ten years, there will be another 16 per cent
surge in the number of people aged 55 and over. In comparison, Canadians aged
between 16 and 54 only rose 14 per cent between 1996 and 2016.
Canadian households aged 65 and over had an average net worth of $845,600 in
2016. That’s an 86 per cent increase since 1999 after adjusting for inflation.
Not only do boomers have the physical numbers and have high life expectancy,
they also have the spending power. With all this extra money, good health, and
spare time, why aren’t more companies trying to draw the boomers in?
financialpost.com
Canada Store Openings & Expansions
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Amazon opens first space in Winnipeg
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Canada Goose plans to open 6 new stores in Alberta, Ontario, U.S. and Europe
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MEC Opens 1st Flagship Store on Toronto’s Queen Street West
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Fire & Flower Opens Branded Store in Kingston - Second Ontario Location
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Mission Thrift Store coming to Transcona
Reitmans Shuttered 40% of Stores Over 10 Yrs - Closing 25 - 40 in '19 - Now at
600 Stores
Canadian Retailers Started The Year With A Drop In Sales
Toronto cracks down on 28 illegal pot shops as legal retail stores mark first
week in operation
Canadian man claims Marshalls store fired him because of his sexuality
The Most Prevalent Cannabis E-commerce Platforms in Canada
Canadian wholesale markets stick to big cities
Toronto: Accountant Caught Buying Nearly $7M in iPhones and iPads With Company
Credit Card, Reselling Them to Electronics Store
Over the next two and a half years, Fung bought 5,321 iPads and 4,942 iPhones
from Minetto — up to 20 at a time — worth more than $6 million. What Fung did
with them was straightforward: he resold them, some through his electronics
store in a mall north of Toronto, but most to companies in Hong Kong or to
wholesalers.
Minetto was the accounting manager for Wescom Solutions Inc., a Mississauga
software company. It had been her job to approve payments on all of the firm’s
American Express credit cards used by employees for business expenses, including
her own. All of the Apple electronics — along with other personal goods and
services — were charged to her company Amex. And through five years of her
wild spending, nobody noticed.
Over five years, at least $6,831,834 of Wescom’s money was misappropriated,
according to court documents, most of it on the Apple phones and tablets.
nationalpost.com
Regina, SK: Man sentenced for stabbing Walmart loss prevention officer in the
chest during shoplifting attempt
Two LPOs were monitoring the store when they spotted a male picking out various
items. Suspicious, the officers — both in plainclothes — tailed the male, who
ultimately left without paying for the items. Coupal said LPOs managed to grab
the male, who fell on the ground. The officers helped him up and were holding
him just outside the doors when Blais suddenly came running toward them. “Upon
his arrival at the commotion, he buried a blade into the (side of the) chest …
of (the complainant),” Coupal said. The stabbed LPO released the shoplifter, and
the second officer then lost his own grip. Blais and his friend ran off.
leaderpost.com
Hamilton, ON: Man shot in leg outside pet store, suspect identified
 Police have identified a 22-year-old man in connection
with Thursday afternoon’s shooting in front of a Main Street pet store.
Rickardo Harris is wanted on charges of felonious assault and aggravated
robbery. Property also was taken from Armstrong and a second victim, who
was not shot, according to a police report.
journal-news.com
Duncan, BC: Knife-wielding shoplifter arrested after hitting two stores
Edmonton, AB: Man charged in 2 stabbings had criminal past, including robberies,
thefts, home invasions and hostage-taking
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Grocery Store - Campbell River, BC - Burglary
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Hotel - Winnipeg, MB - Armed Robbery
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Jewelry Store - Kamloops, BC - Robbery/Hit & Run
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Is Your E-Commerce Site Prepared To Combat
Digital Shoplifters?
Every day, millions of consumers jump online to purchase products they want and
return those they don’t. However, if online retailers have critical weaknesses
in their database architecture, they may be susceptible to significant financial
loss from digital shoplifting. For example, digital shoplifters can manipulate
transactions to their benefit so that a shopper buys a pack of $10 pens online,
adds a $2,000 laptop during checkout, but pays only for the pens. Another
shoplifter can trick a retailer into accepting a $50 gift card that allows them
to spend $500. Could your business be at risk?
Once an e-Commerce site’s vulnerability has been detected, digital
shoplifters are able to wreak havoc in a variety of different ways. For
example, cyberthieves can transfer the same funds multiple times — an account
balance can show $1,000 and someone can make two separate withdrawals for $990
at the same time before the data is resolved.
On e-Commerce sites, a digital shoplifter with multiple browser windows open on
the same online store can be at the point of checkout in one browser, add an
expensive item like a laptop to the cart from another browser, and then check
out without paying for that last purchase.
E-Commerce sites that are vulnerable to digital shoplifting do not have
processes in place to ensure that transactions are executed correctly.
Without a strong database architecture, e-Commerce sites ultimately provide a
poor customer experience (slow loading times, latency issues, etc.).
Fortunately, there are strategies to combat latency while still optimally
securing transaction execution. These strategies include efficient queueing
mechanisms (such as a countdown clock) that preserve information throughout
a transaction — allowing transactions to proceed in parallel where the
contention does not require mutual exclusion in transaction execution. These
types of e-Commerce sites have a high volume of transactions running at
ultra-fast speeds and are at a high-risk unless the web site architecture is
designed with strong transaction guarantees — specifically, strong isolation and
serializability.
retailtouchpoints.com
Alibaba Sides with Trump in Counterfeit War
Early this month, President Donald Trump ordered American federal agencies to
crack down on the online trading of counterfeit goods. Alibaba (BABA), which has
been struggling with the problem of counterfeiting on its online marketplaces,
says it welcomes US efforts to fight the issue, Reuters reported.
Alibaba is one of the world’s top online marketplace operators. In China alone,
its marketplaces serve close to 640 million consumers. JD.com (JD) and Pinduoduo
(PDD) served 305.3 million and 418.5 million consumers through their
marketplaces, respectively, in the fourth quarter. Amazon (AMZN) reaches over
300 million consumers through its marketplaces worldwide, while eBay (EBAY)
boasts a global reach of 179 million consumers through its marketplace.
Counterfeiting causes legitimate brands huge economic losses. In 2017,
legitimate brands lost $1.2 trillion in revenue to the counterfeit economy,
according to estimates by ResearchAndMarkets. If counterfeiting is allowed to
continue, it could cost legitimate brands $1.8 trillion in lost revenue by 2020.
Last year, the United States blacklisted Alibaba’s Taobao marketplace on the
grounds that it facilitated trade in counterfeit products—a charge Alibaba
denied, pointing out its various efforts to fight brand forgery and
counterfeiting.
marketrealist.com
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Jeffree Star, Retailer to Investigate $2.5M
Make-up Theft
Burlington released a statement addressing the unauthorized sales
Earlier this week, Jeffree Star further addressed his recent robbery and some
stolen makeup allegedly showing up at a certain retail store. The makeup mogul
recently opened up about his warehouse being burglarized and thieves stealing
$2.5 million worth of goods including an unreleased product in a recent YouTube
video. On Monday, Star shared a fans photo who stated, “A girl in a beauty group
I belong to found this @JeffreeStar lipstick at Burlington!!! It looks real! Can
we expect to see J at discount stores now?!?”
In the post, Star said while the product was real, it was stolen and an
unauthorized sale. Now, nearly 24 hours later, Burlington Coat Factory took to
both Twitter and Facebook to respond to Star’s inquiries: “We are committed
to selling only authentic, authorized, and legally sourced product in our
stores. We appreciate this incident being brought to our attention and we are
swiftly investigating the matter. We have discontinued sales of these products
and are immediately pulling remaining units from our stores. We are happy to
partner with you and the authorities as you continue to look into this
situation.”
altpress.com
Taylor, MI: Cellphone store owners accused of
buying hundreds of stolen Apple products to sell illegally
Frank Manni Jr. and Abdulsamed Montaser operate Ace Future Wireless, a cellphone
retail and repair store on Eureka Road in Taylor, police said. The two men were
involved in a scheme to buy stolen high-end electronic devices, sell them for
profit and ship or transport them around the country, according to a criminal
complaint.
Between Aug. 19 and Aug. 26, there was a series of three breaking and entering
incidents at an elementary school in Romulus, police said.
Officials from the Romulus Police Department said about 40 Apple iPads were
stolen from the school. Romulus Police executed a search warrant at Ace Future
Wireless and recovered several iPads that had been stolen from the elementary
school, officials said.
On Sept. 13, Homeland Security agents interviewed a person who admitted to
stealing iPhones from Walmart, Sam's Club and Target stores, authorities said.
He told police he sold five iPhones to Ace Future Wireless, receiving $400 for
each iPhone X and $300 for each iPhone 8.
clickondetroit.com
Ocala, FL: Shoplifter sweep at Marion County
Walmart’s lands 39 behind bars
Detectives from the Marion County Sheriff’s Office and the Ocala Police
Department conducted a two-day operation recently targeting suspects involved in
retail theft crimes. With the cooperation of Wal-Mart and their loss prevention
personnel, the two law enforcement agencies worked together on April 4 and 5 to
help reduce retail theft in Marion County. After being observed committing
retail theft crimes by loss prevention personnel and undercover detectives, 39
people were arrested with a combined total of 39 felony charges and 46
misdemeanor charges, a sheriff’s office report states. During the operation, as
individuals were apprehended for theft, detectives conducted interviews with the
suspects to determine if they were involved with any additional crimes in Marion
County. Numerous individuals that were arrested also received charges for drug
possession or had warrants for other crimes previously committed.
ocala-news.com
Lady Lake, FL: Teen jailed in theft of more than
$1,000 in merchandise in three trips to Belk
Zachary Thomas Gosson, 18, of Weirsdale, was taken into custody Monday afternoon
following his arrest on a felony charge of shoplifting. He admitted to stealing
$1,039 worth of clothing, shoes and jewelry in trips to the store on Saturday,
Sunday and Monday.
villages-news.com
Napa, CA: Hundreds of Cigarettes Stolen in Rash
of Bay Area Smash-and-Grab Burglaries
Police are searching for a group of thieves breaking into stores across the Bay
Area and making off with hundreds of cigarettes. "Just going straight for the
cigarettes, they’re not eyeing anything else," said Rajan Sidhu, who owns a gas
station the thieves recently struck. "They know where the cigarettes are
located." The group also struck in Napa on Friday where they rammed a truck into
a Cigarettes & More store and used plastic containers to fill it with cigarettes
worth thousands of dollars in total. With at least five cases now in three
separate cities, including a store in Benicia back in February, store owners are
worried.
nbcbayarea.com
Flint, MI: Women charged with $500 retail fraud
Fenton police arrested two Flint women for first-degree retail fraud Wednesday,
April 3. Lt. Jeff Cross said police believe the women may be connected to
organized retail fraud. Cross said just after 2 p.m., April 3, a Fenton police
officer was traveling when he observed two women pushing a shopping cart from
the Walmart parking. The shopping cart was full of merchandise, however, nothing
was bagged. Thinking this appeared suspicious, the officer decided to
investigate and called for backup. He made contact with the women and learned
through the Law Enforcement Information Network (LEIN) that both women had
multiple arrest warrants, including organized retail fraud. The women were
placed under arrest for retail fraud and taken into custody. Found inside the
shopping cart was $504.92 worth of store merchandise, including an airbed, air
fryer, lampshades, scented wax warmer, several rugs and rose bushes, among other
items.
tctimes.com
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Europe: Albania: Armed Robbery and deadly
shootout at Tirana Airport
Police in Albania are investigating after a gang of thieves broke into Tirana
International Airport and grabbed bags of cash as they were about to be loaded
onto a plane. As they tried to escape, police gave chase along back roads. In an
exchange of fire, one of the gang was killed.
euronews.com
Robberies, Incidents & Thefts
11 gang members linked to 41 Houston Armed
Robberies
Eleven gang members have been arrested in connection with 41 armed robberies at
local meat markets in the Houston area, the Harris County District Attorney's
Office said. Crews of masked men would rob the establishments. The district
attorney's office said most of the locations were La Michoacana meat markets.
Authorities say the men would fire guns into the air, and then snatch cash from
the registers and check cashing booths. The robberies allegedly happened between
July 2018 and February 2019.
abc13.com
Colombian Jewelry & Gemstone Robbery Crew Member
Extradited to Pittsburgh Pleads Guilty to Robbing NY Traveling Jewelry Dealer
Rodriguez Roa admitted that, on or about May 8, 2013, he is a national and
citizen of Colombia who previously resided in Atlanta, Georgia and Harris
County, Texas. He was a member of a South American theft ring that targeted
traveling jewelry salespersons in the United States and elsewhere.
On May 8, 2013, in Wexford, Pennsylvania, Rodriguez Roa and three accomplices
approached a traveling jewelry salesman from New York City as the salesman
exited his car in the parking lot of a Wexford jewelry store. Rodriguez Roa
smashed the rear driver’s side window of the salesman’s car with a garden tool,
reached inside the car, and stole a black shoulder bag containing
approximately $500,000 worth of gemstones and jewelry. One accomplice
punctured the rear driver’s side tire of the salesman’s car, a second accomplice
kept an eye on the salesman, and the third accomplice drove the Nissan Maxima
getaway car. Prior to the robbery, the accomplices obscured the Maxima’s license
plate using a vanity plate. Rodriguez Roa will be sentenced on Aug. 12, 2019.
justice.gov
Collier County, FL: Dunkin Donuts employee arrested for
stealing more than $8,000 from safe
Hot Springs, AR: Employee allegedly embezzles over $5,000
from EZ-Mart store
Vero Beach, FL: Nike store employee arrested for Refund
Fraud totaling $444
Sentencings
New Orleans, LA: Man faces maximum sentence of 20
years for Walmart, Winn Dixie Armed Robberies
Darryl Henry, 27, was arrested Aug. 31, a week after authorities say he stole
about $7,000 from a Walmart in Harvey and also tried to rob a Walmart and a
Winn-Dixie in Algiers. Henry faces a maximum sentence of 20 years for the three
robberies and minimum of seven years in prison for brandishing a firearm during
a crime of violence.
nola.com
New Orleans, LA: 2 plead guilty to Dollar General armed
robbery; accomplice killed in shoot-out with Police
Gillette, WY: Two Men Sentenced to 3 - 6 years, $28,000 in
restitution for Pawn Shop Gun theft
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Auto Parts Store – Muscatine, IA – Armed Robbery
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Auto Parts Store – Racine, WI – Burglary
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Boost Mobile – Charlotte, NC – Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Phoenix, AZ – Robbery/ Assault
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C- Store – Gwinnett County, GA – Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Columbus, GA – Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Lenoir, NC – Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Muncie, IN – Robbery
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C-Store – Shreveport, LA – Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Richmond, VA – Robbery
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C-Store – Indianapolis, IN – Armed Robbery
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CVS – Columbus, GA – Robbery
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Clothing Store – Spokane, WA – Robbery
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GameStop – Springfield, MA – Armed Robbery
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Kohl’s – Durham, NC – Robbery
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Liquor Store – Tustin, CA – Armed Robbery
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Pawn Store – Eldon, MO – Robbery
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Restaurant – Lacey, WA – Burglary
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Restaurant – Naples, FL – Burglary
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Target – Janesville, WI – Robbery
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7- Eleven – Kettering, MD – Robbery
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7-Eleven – Dallas, TX – Robbery
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7-Eleven – Dover, DE – Armed Robbery
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