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Basia Pietrawska Named Vice President, Consulting and Analytics at CAP Index New Title Underscores CAP Index’s Commitment to Helping Customers Go “Beyond the Score” CAP Index, the leader in crime risk forecasting for security, loss prevention, and risk management professionals, announced today that Basia Pietrawska has been named Vice President, Consulting and Analytics. Basia joined CAP Index in 2007, steadily climbed in her responsibilities, and now will oversee all of CAP’s customized consulting and analytics solutions to help its customers Outsmart Crime®. Basia’s new title reflects CAP’s ongoing commitment to help its customers assess risk, reduce crime, and optimize the overall ROI from their security expenditures by combining CAP Index information with company-specific data to visualize, manage, and mitigate risk across the organization. CAP’s consulting and analytics team works with its customers to leverage their own internal data to produce actionable recommendations and plans related to store tiering, resource allocation, process and countermeasure implementation for shrink and other loss categories, and to make ROI determinations from their security efforts. Contact CAP Index through their website www.capindex.com or by email askcap@capindex.com to learn more. Paul Jones named Director of Loss Prevention & eCommerce Fraud for The Vitamin Shoppe Previously Paul was the Director of Asset Protection - Risk Management for CKE Restaurants Inc. for over a year. He's held various senior level leadership roles throughout his career including Executive Director of Global Asset Protection for eBay-PayPal, Senior VP for Limited Brands, VP of Administration for Sunglass Hut International, and VP of Loss Prevention for Luxottica Retail. He also serves as a Vice Chairman for the LP Foundation, and was a Vice President for The Retail Industry Leaders Association. Congratulations Paul! Tevis Potts promoted to Director of Operations - Union Square for Macy's Previously, Tevis was the Shortage & Risk Control Manager - Northeast for the retailer. During her 7 plus years at Macy's, she's held various roles including AP Manager, District Shortage Controller and Shortage & Risk Controller. Prior, she was a Juvenile Services Worker for the Department of Juvenile Justice in Kentucky. She earned her Bachelors of Arts in Psychology from Transylvania University and her Master of Science in Correctional and Juvenile Justice Studies from Eastern Kentucky University. Congratulations Tevis! |
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Active Shooters & Mass Shootings Major News Outlets Continuing the Coverage Trump calls for 'intelligent background checks' in response to mass shootings President Trump Friday called for "intelligent" background checks in response to a string of mass shootings across the country, and expressed confidence that Congress would come together on action. “Frankly, we need intelligent background checks,” Trump told reporters as he left the White House for a fundraiser in the Hamptons. He said he’s spoken with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), who Trump said was “totally on board.” McConnell has not publicly backed any gun bills following mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton, though he did note a background checks bill backed by Sens. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) and Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) was once again getting attention. That bill failed to get enough votes to move through the Senate after the 2012 Sandy Hook elementary school shootings. "I think there’s a great appetite to do something with regard to making sure mentally unstable, seriously ill people aren’t carrying guns, and I’ve never seen the appetite as strong as it is now," he added. "I have not seen it with regards to certain types of weapons." thehill.com Active Shooter Top Concern this Weekend in TX Texas Retailers Preparing for Wary Crowds During Tax-Free Weekend Walmart Deploying Additional AP Teams Retailers used to consider crowd control and shoplifters as they prepared each year for thousands of back-to-school shoppers taking advantage of Texas’ tax-free holiday in early August. After Saturday’s mass shooting at an El Paso Walmart that killed at least 22 shoppers, retailers must now consider how they will respond to a greater threat: active shooters. Houston-area retailers and police sought to reassure shoppers expected to descend on local stores for the tax-free holiday, taking place Friday through Sunday. The weekend-long tax break will waive as much as 8.25 percent in state and local sales taxes on clothing, shoes, school supplies and backpacks. “We normally increase directed patrols during tax-free weekend, but we’re taking into account what happened in El Paso,” said John Cannon, a Houston Police spokesman. “People will see additional visibility in more established retail centers throughout the city.” Walmart said it may deploy additional “asset protection teams” on a store-by-store basis in the aftermath of the weekend shooting. The yellow-vested employees standing at Walmart entrances typically greet customers, process returns and check receipts to deter shoplifting, but are also now being trained to handle customer arguments and play a security role, said Randy Hargrove, a Walmart spokesman. The Bentonville, Ark.-based retailer employs third-party security guards or uniformed off-duty police officers at some of its stores that experience more crime. Walmart did not have any armed security personnel at its store in El Paso. “Security is a top priority for us, and we’ve invested quite a bit in safety,” Hargrove said. “But no retailer is immune to this challenge or can predict violence.” Walmart has been training its employees how to respond to active shooters since 2015, making the training mandatory on a quarterly basis since 2017. In recent months, Walmart has added virtual reality headsets to its computer-based active-shooter training, which advises employees to be cognizant of their surroundings, run or hide from shooters and be prepared to aggressively defend themselves as a measure of last resort. houstonchronicle.com
Walmart Commits $400,000 in Direct Cash Grants to
El Paso Foundations that Support Those Impacted by Tragedy
To address the urgent need of support, Walmart is providing cash donations to the El Paso Community Foundation's Shooting Victims’ Fund and Paso Del Norte Community Foundation's El Paso Victims Relief Fund. Walmart is also working closely with local officials and government entities to help meet the needs of those affected. “Our hearts ache for El Pasoans,” said Greg Foran, president and chief executive officer, Walmart U.S. “As we work on helping our associates through this tragedy, we also want to help ensure the community has the resources it needs by providing funds to support the important work the El Paso Community Foundation and the Paso del Norte Community Foundation are doing during this difficult time. We want to support the people of El Paso every step of the way.” In an open letter yesterday to Walmart associates, Walmart CEO Doug McMillon reiterated the company’s support for the people of El Paso, first responders, survivors and the families of victims as well as the Walmart family of store associates. In the letter McMillon recounted acts of bravery and selflessness among the El Paso store associates, including store manager Robert Evans, “who was leaving the store and then ran back in when he heard the shots,” as well as others who helped dozens of customers to safety out the back of the store. supermarketnews.com
Man in Body Armor and Armed with rifle sparks
panic at Missouri Walmart
The armed man who walked into a Missouri Walmart store dressed in body armor and fatigues and was detained at gunpoint by an off-duty firefighter is "lucky he's alive still" considering the situation he created, a police official said. No shots were fired in the incident that happened just after 4 p.m. Thursday in Springfield. The man who is said to be white and in his 20s was detained by the armed firefighter until police arrived at the Walmart Neighborhood Market. The man in body armor had been seen pushing a shopping cart and recording video of himself on a cellphone. Police were called about a possible active shooter, and the store manager pulled a fire alarm and told people to evacuate, Springfield police Lt. Mike Lucas said. It was not clear what motivated the person in custody to enter the Springfield store. The open carrying of firearms is legal in Missouri, as long as the weapon is not displayed in a threatening manner, according to the National Rifle Association’s website. nbcnews.com
Port St. Lucie, FL: Man asked for something 'that
would kill 200 people' at Walmart
The alleged incident happened on Wednesday Aug. 7, just four days after a mass shooting at a Walmart in Texas that left 22 people dead and more than two dozen others injured. The suspicious request was reported at a Walmart in Port St. Lucie, Florida, at around 7:11 p.m. The Port St. Lucie police received a tip that helped identify the man as 55-year-old Philip Michael Attey II, who is from Port St. Lucie. Attey approached a sales clerk and allegedly asked "can you sell me anything (or a gun) that would kill 200 people?" according to the police press release. The sales clerk, who was working in the sporting goods department, replied, "that isn't funny," police said. Attey then allegedly replied "I know," before asking again if there was something he could be sold that would kill 200 people. Attey then left the store. During an interview with detectives, Attey said he is an anti-gun activist and that he believes his statements made to the Walmart clerk in front of a customer "only helps his cause which is for Walmart to stop selling firearms," police said. a.msn.com Walmart removing violent video game displays, signs from stores but still selling guns Following two shootings inside its stores, Walmart is removing violent video game displays and signs from stores, the retailer confirmed Thursday. Stores were sent a memo that called for “immediate action” to remove signing and displays that "contain violent themes or aggressive behavior." The memo circulated on Twitter and Reddit, and Walmart officials confirmed its authenticity to USA TODAY. “We’ve taken this action out of respect for the incidents of the past week, and this action does not reflect a long-term change in our video game assortment,” said Tara House, a Walmart spokeswoman, in a statement. On Thursday in Springfield, Missouri, police arrested a 20-year-old man in body armor and military-style clothing after he walked inside a Walmart carrying a “tactical rifle” and another gun. Police say he pushed a shopping cart and used his phone to record people fleeing the store. usatoday.com GSX 2019 Is Coming To Chicago: Elevating The Event Experience GSX – the trade show and industry event 'formerly known as' the ASIS Annual Seminar and Exhibits – will be Sept. 8-12 at Chicago’s McCormick Place. The show promises to 'elevate the event experience with modern education learning experiences, revitalized networking opportunities, and a reimagined trade show floor.' More than 550 exhibitors will be featured in the expo hall (open Sept. 10-12), according to ASIS International. More than 300 security courses, plus pre-conference certification courses, will provide security professionals expertise to enhance their career development. Seventeen education tracks will serve the needs of security professionals interested in topics from business continuity to crime/loss prevention, law and ethics to national security, information security to physical and operational security. More than 20,000 registered attendees are expected from 110-plus countries across the entire industry, according to ASIS International. securityinformed.com
Former KPMG Executive Director Gets 8 Months Fed
Prison
Texas Wins Challenge to EEOC Guidance on Criminal
Background Checks
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) can't treat its guidance on criminal background checks—which states that using such checks may not be lawful in some circumstances—as binding, a federal appeals court ruled. The court upheld but modified a lower court's order blocking the agency from enforcing its guidelines against the state of Texas. In 2012, the EEOC updated its guidelines on employers' use of arrest or conviction records in hiring decisions. The agency said that relying on such records may have a disparate impact on applicants based on race and national origin, which are protected characteristics under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The state of Texas sued the federal government, claiming that the EEOC exceeded its authority and that the guidelines conflict with Texas laws barring the employment of workers with felony convictions for certain positions. Attorneys for the state argued that Texas should be able to impose categorical bans on hiring workers with criminal backgrounds. On Aug. 6, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sided with Texas, finding that the EEOC exceeded its authority by issuing the guidance. "Although the scope of the guidance is purportedly broad, EEOC has limited rulemaking and enforcement power with respect to Title VII," the appeals court said. "It may issue only 'procedural regulations' implementing Title VII and may not promulgate substantive rules." shrm.org
Could we finally see a change in the Bay on ORC?
San Francisco DA Candidates Vowing to Tackle City's Crime Problems - Including ORC In a city with a progressive reputation and reformist approach to criminal justice, a high rate of car break-ins and thefts in recent years has led some to call for a tougher-on-crime approach. San Francisco had the highest rate of property crimes among the biggest 20 U.S. cities in 2017, according to FBI data released last year. One supports reversing some parts of a 2014 ballot initiative that made some felonies misdemeanors, including stealing property worth less than $950. Tung cited retail stores that have closed in neighborhoods across the city because they lost too much money from organized thieves storming into stores and dashing out with stolen goods, with little fear of major consequences. Another one said he would crack down on organized gangs of drug dealers and thieves who come to San Francisco to prey on residents and unsuspecting tourists. courthousenews.com What the CFOs Are Reading Pay Increases to Remain Flat in 2020: Study U.S. employers are not planning big pay increases in 2020, despite a tight labor market, according to a survey from Willis Towers Watson. The 2019 General Industry Salary Budget Survey found employers are budgeting pay increases of between 2.9% and 3.1% for management employees, non-management employees, nonexempt hourly employees, and nonexempt salaried employees. Companies are planning pay raises of 3.1% for executives, down from 3.2% this year. Companies are projecting discretionary bonuses — typically paid for special projects or one-time achievements — will average 5.9% of salary for exempt employees, compared with 5.3% of salary granted for bonuses last year, the survey found. The last big bump in pay came in 2008 when employers raised pay 3.8%. Raises have remained flat at about 3% per year for the last decade. cfo.com An Empty Parking Lot, Filled by El Paso’s Grief Behind the Walmart where a gunman opened fire, dancers, mariachis and prayers commemorate the victims. nytimes.com Director of Loss Prevention for LOVESAC in Stamford, CT Proactively assessing and managing all security/loss prevention/asset protection issues for the Company. The team works closely with senior executives and decision-makers company-wide to provide advice and recommendations which further the Company's business objectives and minimize loss and risk. Collaborate effectively across the Company, partnering closely with leadership across all channels, both internal and external clients, and law enforcement when necessary. The position demands a substantial amount of independence; however, the successful candidate will operate as part of a close-knit team of supportive, open, and friendly professionals. Our showrooms, including our website, are open seven days a week and require morning, evening, weekend and holiday availability. This position is based in our Headquarters located in Stamford, CT and this position requires travel to our showrooms, all HQ locations, multiple distribution and warehouse facilities and contract manufacturers locations. Part of the Accounting / Finance department. hrmdirect.com J.C. Penney Delisted by NYSE UK retailers suffer weakest July sales growth on record: BRC Canadian Tire buying Party City’s Canadian retail business CVS to slow store expansion by two-thirds - only 100 new stores Quarterly Results Wayfair Q2 direct retail sales up 42.1% Capri Holdings (Michael Kors, Versace, Jimmy Choo) Q1 sales up 11.9% Jack in the Box Q2 comp's up 2.7%, sales up 18% Lumber Liquidators Q2 comp's flat, net sales up 1.8% CVS Health Q2 Pharmacy comp's down 2.8%, Front store comp's down 2.1%, Retail/LTC Segment down 2.2%, Pharmacy Services sales up 9.5%, net sales up 4.5% Office Depot Q2 retail comp's down 4%, BSD up 2%, CompuCom sales down 7%, sales down 2% |
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7 Crime Prevention Strategies Every Retailer Should Follow Developing a store security strategy for a retail operation with multiple locations involves far more than taking the plan for one store and applying it to all the rest. Each location presents specific risks and opportunities, and managing retail loss prevention should reflect that.
To avoid wasting your security budget, you need to deploy your resources
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Superdry has launched a solution from Nedap that employs the technology
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FaceFirst Peter Trepp, CEO, FaceFirst FaceFirst is the global market leader in facial recognition systems for retail stores, including superstores, grocery, pharmacies and other retail environments. FaceFirst helps retailers create safer stores, great customer experiences and personalized service through face recognition and AI. Peter Trepp, CEO of FaceFirst, talks about the increased adoption of face recognition by retailers, the many ways the technology can be used in stores, and what sets it apart from other retail security solutions.
Hedgie Bartol, Retail Business Development
Manager, Amber and Joe meet up with a familiar face – the one and only Hedgie Bartol of Axis Communications. With LP departments being tasked with doing more in the store, learn how Axis is helping retailers leverage network enabled technologies to create a truly connected store. Also, hear Joe LaRocca do a southern accent. |
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Fighting Online Marketplace Fraud with Identity Verification Online marketplaces are growing exponentially. In the U.S. alone, online marketplace sales are projected to more than double and reach $40 billion annually by 2022, according to Coresight Research and Juniper Research. While this growth and market maturity is positive for retailers looking to increase profits and expand their customer base, it also means growth in online fraudulent activity. In fact, nearly 60 million Americans have been affected by identity theft, according to a 2018 survey from The Harris Poll. This is especially relevant in online marketplaces, where cyber criminals create fake “identities” or accounts to sell non-existent goods and services with the main goal of stealing credit card and personal information for their own illegal use. Using these stolen identities, fraudsters launder money under the guise of online purchases until the fraud is detected. While large online marketplaces, such as eBay, Airbnb and OfferUp, have teams dedicated to identifying fraudulent activity and working with customers to win back their trust and loyalty, fraudsters continue to develop new and sophisticated methods for stealing consumers’ personal identifiable information (PII) year after year. In fact, according to Research and Markets report, of all online payment fraud, over 60% of the total instances are channeled through e-commerce transactions. So, what more can online marketplaces do to build customer trust and lessen fraudulent activity in digital shopping channels? One solution— identity verification. Read more: risnews.com Retail isn’t ready for Strong Customer Authentication, says research Strong Customer Authentication will soon be needed for card payments thanks to new European regulations. The changes, which come into force in six weeks time, are as significant as the introduction of Chip and PIN and will have negative impact on retailers and customers, particularly for eCommerce purchases. The reason for the regulatory changes is that eCommerce card fraud now accounts for £310 million annually and action has to be taken to prevent the continual escalation of losses. Retailers need to accelerate their plans to be SCA compliant or face the real risk of loss of revenue and customers. A detailed report is now available from the Emerging Payments Association (EPA) with clear recommendations for retailers to follow. Read more: essentialretail.com StockX Now Offering Fraud & Identify Theft Protection Following Hack Last week, StockX admitted that recent “suspicious activity” caused by hackers led to customer data being accessed, and now the online marketplace is offering free fraud and identity theft protection to its users. As Techcrunch reported, more than 6.8 million users were compromised as a result of the hack. StockX sent out an email addressing the update to its site’s system, which urged users to update their password. While StockX user data is being sold on the dark web for around $300 USD, the reselling platform will now offer its users a free protection service for one year. hypebeast.com 3dcart partners with ClearSale to deliver comprehensive eCommerce fraud protection for customers 3dcart offers its merchants higher approval rates and virtually eliminates chargebacks through its partnership with leading fraud protection provider ClearSale. This featured partnership offers 3dcart customers advanced card-not-present fraud protection that combines machine learning with human expertise to deliver the industry's highest order approvals and lowest rates of false positives. Customers using ClearSale will also receive guaranteed protection from costly fraud-related chargebacks. prnewswire.com Amazon inaugurates new distribution center in México state Office Depot’s online sales slip by 2% in Q2 Nike Inc. acquires omnichannel inventory optimization vendor Celect |
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Escondido, CA: Three Optometry Stores Burglarized
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Bangor, ME: Woman Tried to Return Stolen Allergy
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arrested after shooting at Restaurant Robberies, Thefts & Incidents
Tulsa, OK: Police Search For Best Buy
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Georgiana, AL: Customer wounded attempting to
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Gibsonton, FL: Man Drives Golf Cart Into
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Kansas City, MO: Man sentenced to 20 years for 4 Armed
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