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Group Vendor Selfies
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CONTROLTEK Recognizes
Nedap as Premier Partner
Nedap and CONTROLTEK
executive teams at the recent RILA conference in Orlando
Pictured left to right: Wouter Ubbels (Nedap), Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK), Steve
Sell (CONTROLTEK), Rob Schuurman (Nedap), Rod Diplock (CONTROLTEK), Pat O’Leary
(Nedap), Bané Obrenovich (CONTROLTEK)
San Francisco, Calif., (May 17, 2018) –
Nedap, the
European-based manufacturer of popular
iD Top
and
iSense RFID-Based EAS systems, has been recognized as a Premier Partner by
CONTROLTEK, an
emerging leader in retail product protection.
“Nedap has an impressive track record of innovation in both RFID and EAS space,”
said Rod Diplock, CONTROLTEK’s CEO. “Over the years we’ve built a strong
partnership together, and jointly delivered thousands of EAS and RFID systems to
North American retailers. Merging Nedap’s advanced and easy-to-use technology
with CONTROLTEK’s First Time Right solutions delivery program, we’ve also
jointly delivered an unsurpassed level of satisfaction for our mutual customers.
In recognizing Nedap as our Premier Partner we are reaffirming our commitment to
this long-term partnership and to our clients.”
“At Nedap Retail, our mission is to move markets with technologies that matter,”
said Patrick O’Leary, Vice President and General Manager, Nedap Retail North
America. “In CONTROLTEK we recognize a strong partner that has proven itself
in deploying and supporting our technology with the highest level of quality,
and are happy to be recognized as their Premier Partner.”
The two companies will jointly and separately showcase the latest in EAS and
RFID at the upcoming NRF Protect conference in Dallas, from June 11 to 13.
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Daughter of LP Solution Provider Hedgie Bartol, Axis Communications,
Forms Non-Profit Raising Money for Student-Athlete Concussion Tests
 CHARLOTTE,
N.C. - A
Myers Park High School student-athlete who suffered a career-ending
concussion is now working to help other student-athletes.
Eighteen-year-old Chandler Bartol - daughter of Axis
Communications'
Hedgie Bartol - formed a non-profit to try to
raise money for a test she’s convinced would have helped her recovery.
She played pretty much every sport as she soon as she learned to walk.
But during a junior varsity field hockey game her freshman year, she got
a concussion. The doctor told her she should never play contact sports
again.
The doctors later asked Chandler if she had a baseline concussion test,
which she had no idea what that meant. A baseline concussion test looks
at your memory and reflex times and gives doctors an idea of what your
brain looks like when everything is OK. The test also helps track a
patient's recovery if they ever suffer a concussion.
“If I had had a test, it wouldn’t have changed the outcome. It would
have helped my recovery process drastically,” Chandler said.
She didn’t have this because as of now, only high school athletes
receive those tests. Chandler is now trying to change that. She formed
the nonprofit organization called "Head First" and is raising
money to get CMS middle school athletes baseline concussion tests. And
she plans to study sports medicine in college.
Anyone interested in donating to Chandler's foundation to support
the cause can learn more
here.
Royal Wedding Security
$40M and 30,000 police deployed in force's biggest ever operation
Dozens of undercover police officers will mingle with the crowds in a £30
million ($40M US) security operation to protect the wedding of Prince Harry and
Meghan Markle.
 More
than 3,000 officers are set to be deployed in Windsor tomorrow in the biggest
operation ever conducted by the Thames Valley force.
Snipers will be posted on rooftops, uniform beat officers will patrol the route
of the procession while undercover officers - some armed - will watch for
threats from the crowd.
Police expect more than 100,000 people to descend on Windsor, with the town
turned into a virtual fortress.
Visitors will be asked to pass through airport-style security scanners and show
the contents of their bags while technology will check number plates on all
vehicles driving into the centre.
Barriers to halt car or lorry terror attacks are up on roads while helicopters
will patrol the skies and marine police will be on the Thames.
Hundreds of officers have been searching the route of the couple’s open-top
procession in advance while drones will be banned from flying over Windsor
Castle all weekend.
standard.co.uk
UK retailers anticipate £225m spending boost from Royal wedding
Illinois Biometric Class Actions Are on the Rise
Employers overlook requirement to destroy biometric information
More than 100 class actions have been brought in recent months against
employers for violations of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA),
the strictest biometric law in the nation. That number is likely to rise as a
new wave of class actions will target employers that forget about the timely
destruction of biometric identifiers or information.
BIPA requires covered entities, including employers, to develop a written policy
made available to employees or the general public that establishes a retention
schedule and guidelines for permanently destroying biometric identifiers or
information. Employers can meet the requirement of making the policy available
to the public by placing it on their intranet, Larson said.
The biometric information may not be collected unless the employer first:
● Informs the employee in writing that a biometric identifier or biometric
information is being collected or stored.
● Tells the person in writing of the specific purpose and time in which a
biometric identifier or biometric information is being collected, stored and
used.
● Receives a written release from the employee.
shrm.org
Wells Fargo Employees Altered Information on Business Customers' Documents
Some employees in a Wells Fargo & Co. unit that handles business banking
improperly altered information on documents related to corporate customers,
according to people familiar with the matter. The behavior again raises
questions about Wells Fargo's risk-management practices and controls. The bank
has been sanctioned in recent months by federal regulators for problems in these
areas and as a result can't grow its balance sheet.
wsj.com
J.C. Penney prevails on loss prevention manager's
race discrimination claims
A loss prevention manager for J.C. Penney failed to show that he was denied
promotions because of his race, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled
(Fraser
v. J.C. Penney Corp. Inc., No. 17-13262 (11th Cir. May 4, 2018)).
Sherwin Fraser had sued the nationwide retailer, alleging race and national
origin discrimination, in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of
1964. He claimed that the company denied him a promotion several times because
he is black and a native of Trinidad and Tobago. J.C. Penney, defending the
claims, showed that it had previously promoted Fraser several times, given him
high performance ratings and repeatedly recommended that he take advantage of
the company's leadership development program, which he did not. Additionally, it
argued that for one of the job openings, he wasn't the strongest candidate. For
another, the company said, he performed poorly in the job interview. Because
Fraser was unable to show that these reasons were pretext for discrimination, a
district court dismissed his claims.
In defending discrimination claims, documentation often is key. Here, J.C.
Penney was able to show why it declined to promote Fraser. And when an employer
offers a legitimate nondiscriminatory reason for the challenged action, it's up
to the employee to show that the employer's reason isn't real.
retaildive.com
BK accused of bias in suit following homeless,
black man’s false arrest
A Burger King worker thought a black man’s $10 bill was fake. He was arrested.
Now he's suing for $1M. The lawsuit comes amid a resurgence in a national debate
about the treatment of black people in businesses and public spaces. The
lawsuit, which was reviewed by The Washington Post, said the Burger King cashier
refused to return Ellis’s money and threatened to call the police if Ellis
didn’t leave the restaurant.
Ellis was arrested and charged with forgery of a bank note. The arrest spurred a
probation violation, and Ellis was held without bail until his final probation
violation hearing, the lawsuit said. Ellis was held for three months - until
February 2016 after the Secret Service determined the $10 bill was real,
according to the lawsuit. His money was never returned.
washingtonpost.com
L Brands founder finds hostile crowd at annual
meeting
Shareholders held L Brands executives feet to the fire, albeit politely, during
the retailers annual meeting on Thursday. Leslie Wexner, founder and chairman of
L Brands, found himself having to answer questions from unhappy shareholders who
wanted an explanation for the company's poor performance in 2017.
Questions included whether L Brands reputation at home was at risk during a
politically divisive time and whether sales at overseas stores were at risk
during times of upheaval.
In the case of overseas sales, “business went to complete hell when Brexit
hit,” Wexner said, adding that he often checks in with the company’s Mideast
franchisee after unrest flares up. dispatch.com
Police move to block the public from listening to scanners
Social-media groups like the Knoxville Crime Facebook group, which has 94,000
members in a city of 186,000, is one reason that Knoxville police officials say
they will begin encrypting police radio communications beginning in August,
making it impossible for the public to listen in live. The move comes as more
police departments around the country are seeking to shield their live radio
communications, now easily accessible via smartphone apps. Police say the effort
will keep officers safe and bad guys from finding out what they're doing.
wsj.com
Seattle Approves Head-Tax Bill Blasted By Amazon, Starbucks
Seattle's Democratic Mayor Jenny Durkan said she signed a bill imposing an
annual $275-per-employee tax on companies making more than $20 million a year
despite strong opposition from hometown corporate giants Amazon and Starbucks.
law360.com
Nation's largest mall wins Miami-Dade approval as county backs American Dream
Miami
The American Dream Miami retail theme park won final zoning approval Thursday
from Miami-Dade County, clearing a significant hurdle toward building a $4
billion mega-mall on undeveloped land off the Florida Turnpike with enough space
for an indoor ski slope and a submarine lake.
In a 9 to 1 vote, county commissioners approved changing Miami-Dade's growth
plan and zoning designations to allow Canadian developer Triple Five to create
an even larger version of its current signature property, Minnesota's Mall of
America, in Northwest Miami-Dade. With six million square feet of retail and
entertainment space, American Dream Miami predicts 30 million visitors a year
and about 70,000 vehicle trips in and out of the property, roughly equivalent to
some of the busiest stretches of the Dolphin Expressway.
miamiherald.com
Sr. Director Loss Prevention Posted for Dollar
General in Goodlettsville, Tenn.
The Sr. Director of Loss Prevention will have full responsibility for
implementation of loss prevention and shrink reduction initiatives for all
stores. This position will require leadership integration with store operations,
shrink improvement, merchandising, supply chain, information technology, finance
and other groups. The Sr. Director of Loss Prevention will provide superior
leadership to a direct report team of Divisional Directors. The individual will
ensure Loss Prevention is embedded in the organization structure and culture.
Dollar General (NYSE: DG) is a Fortune 200 company with more than 14,500 retail
locations in 44 states, 15 distribution centers and 130,000 employees that
embody our mission of Serving Others each and every day.
icims.com
Director Loss Prevention Posted for Ulta Beauty
in Bolingbrook, IL
The Director, Loss Prevention - Store Operations is responsible for leading and
inspiring a team of Regional Loss Prevention Managers and Area Loss Prevention
Managers and coordinating Loss Prevention efforts for the largest beauty
retailer in the United States.
ulta.com
Ulta Beauty is the largest specialty beauty retailer in the United States with
over 1,100 stores, 35K associates in 48 states and 25M Loyalty Members.
And we’re still growing – with a target to reach between 1400-1700 stores over
the several years and to continue rapid growth in our e-commerce business.
ulta.com
Editor's Note: This retailer has been on fire for a few years now and
some have even said that the beauty industry may be the one industry that may be
Amazon proof.
Director, Loss Prevention Posted for Guitar
Center in Westlake Village, CA
The purpose of this job is to develop and implement programs and activities for
the Loss Prevention department, to include inventory control and shrinkage
protection, investigations, safety and health, and bad debt.
adp.com
Guitar Center is home to the world's largest selection of popular guitars,
basses, amplifiers, drums, percussion, microphones, PA systems, DJ equipment,
stage lighting, recording software and more. Backed by over 260 stores across
the country.
guitarcenter.com
VP Security for Goodwill Industries
of Southeastern Wisconsin job taken down
Carson's to cut 3,500 employees in Illinois as it closes all stores
Tops gets OK to move ahead with store closures
Lidl U.S. names new CEO
How to Help a CEO Thrive
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Nordstrom Q1 comp's up 0.6%, e-commerce up 18%, sales up 5.7%
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80% of retailers set to spend on visibility platforms powered by RFID, IoT
About 80% of retail organizations have allocated budget to spend on visibility
platforms supported by technologies such as RFID, IoT, inventory management
systems and related capabilities aimed at helping them improve several in-store
and supply chain processes, according to new IDC Tech Brief from IDC Retail
Insights.
The report, "Visibility Platforms for Experiential Retail," shows that more than
60% of retailers already have installed IoT architectures and 85% plan to deploy
such a system within 18 months.
Among the top reasons for deploying visibility platforms: Many retailers see the
technology as helping them improve internal business productivity, as well as
helping to realize savings in areas such as inventory, energy and fuel, systems
maintenance and head count, according to IDC.
retaildive.com
Threat of Future Identity Theft From Breach Not
Enough of an Injury
A group of SuperValu shoppers on Wednesday mounted their latest challenge
to the dismissal of multidistrict litigation over a pair of 2014 data breaches,
arguing that it was vital for the Eighth Circuit to weigh in for a second time
on the Article III standing issues posed by the dispute.
law360.com
Phishing Threats Move to Mobile Devices
A mobile user is 18 times more likely to be exposed to a phishing attempt than
to malware, according to a new report on techniques and technologies that try to
get a user to be an accomplice in their own victimization.
While employees have been taught to be suspicious of links and attachments in
email, there is considerably less scrutiny of channels like SMS, Skype, WhatsApp,
games, and social media. "As more communications take place over mobile devices,
organizations haven't changed their thinking to cover the modes of
communications taking place on the devices," says Michael Covington, vice
president of product at Wandera, which published the report.
Mobile devices are the technology channel on which personal employee and
corporate apps and data come together, and criminal hackers are taking advantage
of that to reach enterprise credentials through personal communications.
darkreading.com
From Russia With Love
Federal Jury Convicts Operator of Massive Counter-Antivirus Service
Scan4You helped thousands of criminals check if AV products could detect and
block their malware tools. A federal jury in Virginia has convicted Latvian
resident Ruslans Bondars on charges related to his operation of Scan4You, one of
the largest counter-antivirus (CAV) services in the cyber underground before it
was shut down in 2016. Russian national Jurijs Martisevs, an individual who
assisted Bondars in operating Scan4You, pleaded guilty to his role in March and
is awaiting sentencing.
At least 30,000 people used the illegitimate service to vet their malware before
distribution during the period Scan4You was operational, between 2009 and 2016.
darkreading.com
5 Strategies Crypto Thieves Could Use to Steal Your Cryptocurrency
Crypto Theft Has Risen From $3 Million to $500 Million
As cryptocurrencies have risen in prominence, so have crypto thefts and hacking
instances. The cryptocurrency space has seen heists rising from $3 million back
in 2013 to over $500 million in the present year; the biggest of them being the
recent
$500 million Coincheck exchange hack.
Strategies That Crypto Thieves Use
1. Brute Forcing - Brute forcing aka brute force cracking is a trial and error method used by
application programs to decode encrypted data such as passwords or Data
Encryption Standard (DES) keys, through exhaustive effort rather than employing
intellectual strategies. The automated software guesses every possible password
until solved. Hackers use this technique to access the backend and have full
access to funds.
2. Phone-Porting - Phone porting or service provider portability is the ability of end user of an
existing fixed-line or mobile telephone number to reassign the number to another
provider. Hackers use this technique to gain access to a phone number by getting
the number ported to their mobile device. The thief then resets crypto account
passwords and gains access to funds.
3. Phishing - The fraudulent practice of sending emails claiming to be from reputable
companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as
passwords and credit card numbers. Hackers use this technique to send suspicious
emails and social media messages, also dispensing malware in some cases. The
North Korean malware attack resulted in a theft amounting to $7 million.
4. Ponzi Schemes - A form of multi-level marketing strategy applied to cultivate a belief in the
success of a non-existent enterprise by the payment of quick returns to the
first investors from money invested by later investors. Investors get bonuses
for getting others to sign up. The 2018 BitConnect collapse is an example here.
5. Mining Malware & Cryptojacking - Cryptojacking is a form of cyber attack in which a hacker hijacks a target’s
processing power or a user’s miner in order to mine cryptocurrency on the
hacker’s behalf. In this technique, the hacker embeds power jacking miners in
ads and extensions from sites like Coinhive that mine using visitor CPUs.
bitrazzi.com
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Why Online Merchants Should Make Security A
Year-Round Priority
Why make security a point of emphasis? Well, consider that in 2016 online
fraud
rose 40%, and I have little doubt the 2017 numbers will be even more
harrowing when they’re released. If you’re willing to heed my advice and
resolve to commit resources to improving security, here’s where to start:
Survey Your Situation
Map out all the channels you’re selling through: Online, mobile, social
media platforms, in-store brick-and-mortar, pop-up shops, etc. Make sure you
know how security is (or isn’t) being addressed for each, the risks you’ll
encounter and how you’ll manage them.
In a similar way, map out your human capacity. Be realistic in evaluating
whether you have the employee time and resources to manage payment
approvals, fraud claims and security flags.
Know Your Core Technology
Customer data is your most valuable asset, so it’s also important to be
intimately familiar with how that data is being stored, shared and used both
inside and outside the confines of that e-Commerce platform. Generally
speaking, the fewer points of exposure, the better.
Pick Your Partners
On the fraud prevention front, there are a couple routes you can go down,
depending on the maturity and complexity of your company. First, you can
look into strong standalone products like
Signifyd, which
watches the transaction and the shopper to flag fraud by pulling in data
around browser fingerprinting, the number of high-value items in an order,
frequency of shopping, types of products in a cart and more. The other
option is more complex systems coupled with payments from the likes of
CyberSource or
Vantiv, which offer
bespoke tuning of fraud engines to completely tailor them to your business.
Fall Back On The Standards
Even if you can’t afford some of the flashier tools, there are some baseline
steps you can take to implement best practices for security. At the very
least, implement site-wide HTTPS, on every page of the browser experience
for your online store, all the way through the transaction. Transition from
vulnerable Adobe Flash to HTML5. Finally,
be PCI compliant through and through.
Understand What’s At Stake
The financial
implications in e-Commerce security are obvious, even if the degree to which
they can impact a business might be underestimated. Nearly 50% of small
businesses fall victim to fraud at some point in their lifecycle, and those
incidents
cost
an average of $114,000 per occurrence, according to The Association of
Certified Fraud Examiners. But that doesn’t even take the intangibles into
account.
retailtouchpoints.com
US e‑commerce accounts for 13.8% of total retail
sales in the first quarter
Nike to Close Down 20 Fake Sneaker Websites
Kroger Ties Up With Ocado As Grocery
E-Commerce Enters The Next Phase
Campbell soups up its e‑commerce strategy
Shipping growth slows for USPS
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"Fraud is not a person - it is a dynamic grouping of statistics that deviate
from the norm."
Stuart B. Levine, CFI, CFCI
CEO, The Zellman Group & Zelligent
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ORC News
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Indianapolis, IN: Man charged with leading Fraud
Ring that targeted Kroger; over 5000 Fraudulent checks
An Indianapolis man has been charged in a 10-count indictment for his alleged
leadership role in a fraud ring that used thousands of forged checks at Kroger
stores in at least 12 states. Frank D. Powell, 28, faces seven counts of wire
fraud, one count of attempted bank fraud, one count of aggravated identity
theft, and one count of false statements to a financial institution, U.S.
Attorney Josh Minkler announced Thursday. Federal investigators say Powell
organized a ring that used fraudulent checks to purchase gift cards and
merchandise from stores throughout the country from January 2016 until last
month. Powell and his associates are accused of using more than 5,000 fraudulent
checks in at least 30 different individual or business names, such as “Frank
Pawell” and “Pawell Child Care LLC.” After processing, the checks were returned
to Kroger as “account closed, forged, non-sufficient funds or unable to locate
account.”
Powell could face up to 30 years in prison on the bank-related charges, up to 20
years for each of the wire fraud charge, and a mandatory minimum of 2 years on
the aggravated identity theft charge, if convicted. This case was
investigated by the FBI and law enforcement personnel from Indianapolis,
Hamilton County, Fishers, Carmel and Johnson County, and Kroger’s Organized
Retail Crime Investigators.
ibj.com
Charleston, IL: Couple connected to string of
thefts from area Walmarts; selling baby formula to c-stores
  Charleston
Police responded to a retail theft in progress at 2:10 p.m. Friday at the
Charleston Walmart. The investigation into the call resulted in the arrest of
Charles H. Steward, 31, and Taneki M. Steward, 40, both of East St. Louis.
Charleston Police said an off-duty officer recognized the couple when they were
in the store and called patrol officers to the scene. Prior to Friday, the
Stewards reportedly visited the Charleston Walmart twice in March. The two
suspects pushed carts full of merchandise out without paying. The value of the
stolen items in these incidents totaled $1,750. The list items included things
such as toilet paper, energy drinks and more notably baby formula. It was
indicated to police that the formula was sold to St. Louis area gas stations,
Police said.
jg-tc.com
 Decatur,
IL: Woman charged with stealing $500 in merchandise from Victoria's Secret
An employee at Victoria’s Secret reported to police on March 5 that Dearea
Tucker entered the store, stole more than $500 in clothing and left without
paying, according to police. Tucker was identified in a photo lineup by an
employee, police said. An officer stopped a vehicle on Wednesday and identified
the driver as Tucker. Tucker, 24, was charged with third-degree theft and three
misdemeanors.
decaturdaily.com
Lake Balboa, CA: Armed Robber steals 50 to 100 Cellphones
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Shootings, Stabbings & Deaths
Las Vegas, NV: Police Arrest a Masked Man
Carrying a Fake Gun at Boulevard Mall
Las Vegas police say officers have arrested a masked man at a mall, which had
been evacuated after reports of a gunman. However, police say the gun appears to
be a fake. Metro Police Deputy Chief Chris Jones says no shots were fired at the
Boulevard Mall and no injuries have been reported. Jones says the department
obtained a video of a person with a long gun Thursday and conducted several
searches of the mall before finding the suspect.
time.com
Little Rock, AR: 2 stabbed in fight at Park Plaza
Mall
Two people were stabbed in a fight inside Park Plaza Mall in Little Rock on
Thursday, police reported. Officers were called at 6:26 p.m. to the mall. Police
said one female victim was stabbed several time and is currently in stable
condition, the male victim was treated at the scene. Police have arrested one
woman.
katv.com
Wichita, KS: Circle K Employee traps stabbing
suspect inside C-Store
Police arrested a man who allegedly stabbed a convenience store clerk and caused
damage to the business after being trapped inside. Officers were called at
around 11:40 p.m. Wednesday to the report of a stabbing at the Circle K at
Seneca and McLean. They arrived to find the 24-year-old victim outside the
business holding the door shut. Meanwhile, the suspect was inside damaging
property. The clerk was behind the counter when the suspect allegedly threw a
fountain drink at the employee. A physical altercation ensued during which the
clerk suffered minor stab wounds.
kake.com
Update: Kansas City, MO: Police identified the
man gunned down outside a gym at Ward Parkway Center on Wednesday
The shooting happened shortly after 9:30 p.m. Police say the victim, 25-year-old
Darrell Allen, had just come out of the 24-hour Genesis Health Clubs facility,
when another man began chasing him. The man ran about 100 yards before he was
shot by the suspect. About 30 rounds were fired before the killer drove away.
Police said the shooter waited in the parking lot before the shooting. Police
found Allen on the sidewalk between the PetSmart and Old Navy stores on the east
side of the mall, in the bushes.
ozarksfirst.com
Robberies & Thefts
Update: San Antonio, TX: Woman arrested for
Aggravated Robbery of a Family Dollar; cutting cashier with scissors
Annabel Moreno, 26, is charged with aggravated robbery. The robbery happened
last Friday at the Family Dollar on Cupples Road. Police said Moreno grabbed
items off store shelves, put it in bags and walked out of the store without
paying. The cashier then went after the suspect and told her to put the things
back, police said. That’s when Moreno allegedly pulled out a pair of scissors
and cut the cashier. Moreno was identified later in a photo lineup.
ksat.com
Elk Grove, CA: Witness helps Police nab store
Burglars, loading goods into U-Haul
An alert bystander helped Police nab 3 Sacramento men suspected of burglarizing
a store and loading the stolen items into a U-Haul early Wednesday. Police say
the witness saw the truck pull up to the business at the 9600 block of Elk Grove
Florin Road at around 2:50 a.m. Three people got out of the car, kicked open the
front doors of the store and went inside. The bystander phoned 911 and
dispatchers sent officers to the location. Meanwhile, the men allegedly took
items from the store and loaded them into the U-Haul before driving away.
Officers responding to the call saw the truck as it was leaving the area and
stopped the vehicle, police say. The three men were arrested on felony suspicion
of burglary, possession of stolen property and conspiracy to commit a crime.
facebook.com
Fort Collins, CO: Police Officer's use of Taser, physical
force justified in arrest of Target shoplifting suspect
Vidor, TX: Man suffers 'bruised scrotum' and ankle injury
while running away after Walmart theft; now facing Robbery charges
Cortez, CO: Denny’s Employee arrested for Theft of cash
Decatur, IL: Academy Sports Employee arrest for Refund
Fraud
Alliance, OH: Duke and Duchess C-Store Employee arrested
for Lottery Ticket theft
Zales Outlet in the Outlets at San Clemente, San
Clemente, CA reported a Grab & Run on 5/14, items valued at $10,745
Kay Jewelers in the Cross Creek Mall, Fayetteville, NC reported a Credit Card
Fraud on 5/17, no loss
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Robberies and Burglaries
Sponsored by
Scarsdale Security Systems
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C-Store – Mantua Township, NJ – Burglary
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C-Store – Burien, WA – Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Augusta, GA – Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Benwood, WV – Robbery
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C-Store – York County, PA – Armed Robbery
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Cellphone store – Lake Balboa, CA – Armed Robbery
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City Gear – San Antonio, TX – Burglary
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Clothing – Plymouth, IN – Burglary
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Cricket – Charlotte, NC – Robbery
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Gas Station – New Waterford, OH – Robbery
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Liquor Store – Fresno, CA – Burglary
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Metro PCS – Austin, TX – Armed Robbery
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Music Store – Bozeman, MT – Robbery
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Pawn Shop – Florence, SC – Armed Robbery
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T-Mobile – Prattville, AL – Burglary
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Walmart – Vidor, TX – Robbery
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7-Eleven – Burien, WA – Armed Robbery
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3 shootings
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