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Nelson Badillo, CFI, LPC named Director of
Field Loss Prevention for Bealls, Inc.
Nelson
has held various roles in the loss prevention industry dating back more than a
decade when he started at Burlington Coat Factory. Before being named Director
of Field Loss Prevention for Bealls, he served as an Area Loss Prevention
Manager at Ross Stores for nearly a year and a Regional Asset Protection Manager
for Victoria's Secret for more than two years. Earlier in his career, he was a
District Loss Prevention Manager for Dick's Sporting Goods. He also served in
the U.S. Army for more than eight years. Congratulations, Nelson!
Seth Wood promoted to Senior Manager, Asset
Protection, Intellectual Property Enforcement, Internet & Americas for
Abercrombie & Fitch
Seth has been with Abercrombie & Fitch for more than 15 years when he started
with the company as a Campus Security Associate. Before being promoted to Sr.
Manager, Asset Protection, he served as Manager, Asset Protection for six years.
Prior to that, he spent nearly 9 years as a Sr. Brand Protection Specialist and
for the company. He earned his B.A. in Sociology and Criminology from The Ohio
State University. Congratulations, Seth!
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Newly
Elected San Francisco DA Boudin
Self-Proclaimed "Bellwether in the Liberal Movement"
Bad News For
Retail Theft in the Bay: It's Going to Get Worse for Prosecutions
Supporters of San Francisco's newly-elected DA chant insults at police union
Chesa Boudin, son of infamous Brink’s truck robbers, elected San Francisco DA
The
son of a couple who helped kill two cops and a guard in the infamous Brink’s
armored-car robbery was just elected district attorney of San Francisco.
Chesa Boudin learned he won the hotly contested race Saturday — while flying
back from visiting his convict dad in an upstate New York prison, the
LA Times reported.
Chesa Boudin ended up being raised by Underground leaders Bill Ayers and
Bernardine Dohrn in Chicago while his parents were shipped off to prison.
Their son previously worked as a deputy public defender in San Francisco.
He also once served as a translator for late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
The new DA — who has said he wants to address such issues as police
misconduct and racial bias and bail reform in his California city — was
supported in his campaign by Democratic presidential contender Bernie
Sanders.
nypost.com
Philly DA Uncle Larry, Chicago's DA Kim Foxx and Bernie Sanders
Endorsed the Bay's New DA
San
Francisco's new DA pledges not to prosecute public urination, other
quality-of-life-crimes
"We will not prosecute cases involving quality-of-life crimes," he said. "Crimes
such as public camping, offering or soliciting sex, public urination, blocking a
sidewalk, etc., should not and will not be prosecuted. Many of these crimes are
still being prosecuted; we have a long way to go to decriminalize poverty and
homelessness.”
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Boudin, a progressive attorney and former public defender, defeated the city's
top prosecutor last week after promising sweeping criminal justice reforms. He
was one of several progressive candidates elected to district attorney offices
across the country in recent years.
By electing Boudin, San Francisco voters added to a nationwide wave of victories
by district attorney candidates who promised a radical departure from the
punitive, law-and-order policies of the past.
Boudin described his victory as a bellwether in the liberal movement to
refocus the criminal justice system on rehabilitation rather than punishment.
In recent years, voters across the country have embraced candidates intent on
reducing prison terms, reforming bail practices and being more judicious about
bringing charges against defendants, according to the Vera Institute for
Justice, a nonprofit criminal justice organization based in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Though he wasn’t the favored candidate of California’s political establishment,
Boudin received important endorsements from prominent liberal politicians and
prosecutors from outside the state, including Chicago Dist. Atty. Kim Foxx,
Philadelphia Dist. Atty. Lawrence Krasner and Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
latimes.com
msn.com
Study Shows Hours When Security Officers Are Most Often Attacked
A new study released on Friday, clearly outlines the hours of when uniform
security, loss prevention and campus officers are most likely to be assaulted,
injured and killed. Using statistics from news reports, law enforcement incident
reports, private agency injury reports, US workplace violence data and our own
in-house database curated and analyzed during the past sixteen years, our team
has mapped out the hours and days that an officer is most likely to be harmed.
The
news staff of Private Officer International definitively and conclusively
identified two blocks of time each day when private officers and loss prevention
were assaulted, injured and killed most often. We have also isolated three days
of the week when these attacks occurred the most frequent. Our data, clearly
indicates that between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays and
on Friday, loss prevention, school security officers, and security officers
assigned to business complexes, offices and manufacturing and distribution
facilities reported being assaulted and injured 41% more often than during other
times or days.
During the study, we found that many retail security staff including mall
uniformed officers and loss prevention agents made most of their organized
retail theft and felony apprehensions during these times and that during these
hours, robberies of jewelry stores and boutique shops often occurred.
During the first few days of the week when there are no sales ads running or
special event scheduled, retailers including big box stores, sparsely staff
stores during the early morning hours when foot traffic is the lowest, leaving
much of the store wide open for shoplifters, especially professional shoplifters
who easily move about gathering large amounts of merchandise with few
interruptions from employees or customers. During these hours, LP agents who
challenge these large scale theft suspects, often alone, outnumbered and
unarmed, are injured when struggling to take the suspects into custody.
We have also found that since 2007, shoplifters are 23.4 percent more likely
to be armed with a knife, firearm, pepper spray or a Taser.
privateofficernews.org
Target is expanding active-shooter training for hundreds of thousands
of employees across the US
Target recently expanded active-shooter training to hundreds of thousands of
workers in its
stores, distribution centers, and headquarters, the company
confirmed.
The training was previously given to select leaders and security workers at
stores and distribution centers
but was expanded to include more employees in
stores across the country and at its headquarters.
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The training officially rolled out between August and October, a spokesperson
for the company said.
A current employee in a California Target store sent Business Insider a document
that was handed out to employees in his store in early August, outlining
procedures for handling an active shooter situation in the store. The procedures
in the document were
based on the protocols advised by the US Department of
Homeland Security.
The employee who shared the document with Business Insider said that he received
it in August, just days after a mass shooting in an El Paso, Texas, Walmart left
22 dead and over two dozen others injured.
"There have been about 15 active shooter situations in the US over the last
week," the document reads. "The more prepared we are for this kind of event, the
better decisions your team is likely to make if ever confronted with it."
"We consistently review our programs and security measures to help prepare for a
variety of potential security situations," Target spokesperson Jenna Reck told
Business Insider in a statement.
"We enhanced our emergency preparedness and response training,
as we do every year,
and expanded active-shooter training this fall
to include all of our stores, distribution centers and headquarters team
members."
Lisa LaBruno, the executive vice president for retail operations and innovation
for the Retail Industry Leaders Association,
said that Target is not alone in implementing these training programs.
"Retailers across the country developed active shooter training programs long
before the El Paso tragedy," LaBruno said. "Retailers regularly reexamine and
enhance their programs based off learnings from events, improvements in
technology and best practice recommendations."
Walmart offers active-shooter training during orientation and on a quarterly
basis thereafter for more than one million employees.
businessinsider.com
Digitized faces reduce shoplifting risk at self-service checkouts
Digitized human-like faces at supermarket self-service checkouts may reduce the
risk of shoplifting, according to an Abertay University study.
Previous research has indicated that rising automation in retail has increased
the likelihood of customers behaving dishonestly.
Experts at Abertay developed virtual characters to examine whether their
presence at tills would affect shopper behaviour. They discovered that
a realistic, human-like face resulted
in fewer instances of dishonesty among
customers than less human-like characters.
"People are responsive to social human cues, and there seems to be an in-built
mechanism that makes us respond to faces and eye contact," said
Dr. Andrea
Szymkowiak, Senior Lecturer in Human Computer Interaction. "The idea here is
that
the presence of human-like digital characters may influence shopper behaviour, but further research is required to determine the real-world benefit
of such technology."
phys.org
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Miami-Dade Cops Want Permanent Access to Pinellas County Sheriff's 'FACES'
Database
The Miami-Dade County Police Department (MDPD), Florida’s largest police force,
is seeking to join the many departments in the state with access to the facial
recognition database operated by the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO),
which is one of the largest in America,
Miami New Times reports. MDPD is attempting to reach a memorandum of
agreement with PCSO to use its
“FACES” (Face Analysis Comparison and Examination System).
Miami New Times reports that 243 police departments across the state were
using FACES as of 2016, that it is used for about 8,000 searches per month,
and that the system’s accuracy has been subjected to minimal auditing.
Meanwhile in the U.S., non-government organization Open the Government has
joined forces with MuckRock to send dozens of FOIA requests to police
departments to gather information about their use of facial recognition under
its new “Police Surveillance: Facial Recognition Use in Your Backyard” project.
The project has so far found that Hawaii and Ohio are among states running their
own state-wide facial recognition systems, while Clackamas County, Oregon, has
been experimenting with Amazon Rekognition in coordination with other agencies,
despite a claim to the contrary by its public information officer earlier this
year.
miaminewtimes.com
biometricupdate.com
IBIA combats rhetoric in comments on proposed Mass. facial recognition ban
The root concern with facial recognition among privacy advocates and the general
public is with surveillance, rather than the technology itself, according to
comments provided to Massachusetts congressional representatives by the
International Biometrics + Identity Association (IBIA) in opposition to the
state’s
proposed moratorium on facial recognition and other remote biometric
systems.
The IBIA urges lawmakers to consider the allowable conditions for surveillance,
and for the use or sharing of identity data collected by the department of motor
vehicles (DMV), rather than implementing an outright ban on facial recognition.
biometricupdate.com
Already-struggling retailers face a new challenge: Finding a CEO
More than a dozen major brands have shaken up their executive ranks this
year, adding new uncertainty to a fraught industry.
The retail industry, already reeling from high-profile bankruptcies and
thousands of store closures in recent years, is facing a new challenge — churn
at the top.
Gap chief executive Art Peck abruptly stepped down this week after six straight
quarters of declining sales for its flagship brand and a steep drop-off in the
retailer’s stock price. Nike, Under Armour and Bed Bath & Beyond announced
similar shake-ups recently, extending the run of C-level departures that have
touched more than a dozen major retailers this year, including Best Buy, eBay,
Calvin Klein and Overstock.
The turmoil comes as traditional retailers struggle to keep pace with online
competitors. Corporate boards, experts say, are less willing to wait for
large-scale turnarounds. That could become even more pronounced, they said, if
the economy sours.
A record 172 CEOs left their jobs across all sectors in October, a 15
percent increase from the year-ago period, according to global outplacement firm
Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
CEO turnover at publicly traded retailers rose to 23 percent in 2017, the
last year for which sector-specific numbers are available, vs. 16 percent the
year before, according to a study of Standard & Poor’s 500 companies by the
Conference Board. By comparison, the industry’s historical average is 10.5
percent.
Finding new executives who understand the fast-changing industry, they said, has
become increasingly challenging. Although boards say they are looking to shake
things up with fresh perspectives and new ideas, they often dip back into the
same pool of candidates in what amounts to a game of executive musical chairs.
“CEOs of major companies don’t grow on trees,” said Paula Rosenblum, managing
partner at the retail consulting firm RSR. “There is a lot of pressure to find
new CEOs, but there are only so many options out there."
washingtonpost.com
Editor's Note: A number of top journalists and financial analysts
predicted this would happen over the last few years. With digital and merchants
being the top two concerns. As a number of retailers had operators and real
estate (Sears) executives running a number of retailers. And their old adage of
'retailers need merchants running them' may not be far off base. But there are
exceptions. Just a thought.
McDonald’s workers say anti-harassment efforts fall short
McDonald’s
got tough on its former CEO, who was fired last week for having a consensual
relationship with an employee. Now, some workers say, the company needs to get
tougher on sexual harassment in its restaurants.
On Tuesday, former McDonald’s employee Jenna Ries filed a class-action lawsuit
against the company and one of its Michigan franchisees. She’s one of at least
50 workers who have filed sexual harassment charges against the
company
with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission or in state courts over
the past three years.
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McDonald’s Corp. has taken steps to tackle the problem. Last fall, it introduced
harassment training for its U.S. franchisees and general managers. In January,
the Chicago-based company released an enhanced policy against discrimination,
harassment and retaliation, and in June it began offering a free hotline for
employees.
Last month, McDonald’s introduced a new training program for its 850,000 U.S.
employees and said franchisees supported it. But franchisees - who own 95% of
McDonald’s U.S. restaurants - aren’t required to offer the training.
apnews.com
Starbucks sees traffic decline after going to open restroom policy
Some 18 months after a racial incident in Philadelphia led Starbucks to
institute an official policy to open its U.S. coffeehouses and bathrooms to
anyone, regardless of whether they make a purchase, a study finds the Seattle
giant may be paying a big price for its
pledge to be a third place for all people. Monthly visits to Starbucks
dropped 6.8% compared with other nearby coffee shops after the open-bathroom
policy was put in place in May 2018.
forbes.com
New C-Store 'Refreshing the Restrooms' Effort Includes Amber Lighting
Wonder if it will have the similar effect as blue lighting?
Amazon will launch new grocery store as alternative to Whole Foods
Amazon on Monday said it plans to open its first new brand of grocery store in
Woodland Hills, a neighborhood in Los Angeles, California next year, as
it amps up its ambitious push to become a bigger name in food. The store will be
different from Amazon-owned Whole Foods, the company said. It didn't say whether
it will open more of these locations, what its selection or pricing will be, or
what the brand name is. But in the jobs postings, the company described the
Woodland Hills location as "Amazon's first grocery store," suggesting that it
will have the Amazon brand name and that the company could expand to multiple
sites. The store won't use the company's Amazon Go technology, which
allows customers to check out without waiting in line. Instead, checkout will
be conventional as at other grocery stores, the company said.
cnet.com
Meijer Cutting Down Food Waste With New App
Meijer is testing Flashfood, a mobile app that helps lessen store-generated food
waste by allowing shoppers to buy near-expiring products at a discount. The
Grand Rapids, Mich.-based supercenter retailer said yesterday that it’s piloting
the app at four stores in metropolitan Detroit. With Flashfood, customers can
browse and buy foods nearing their “best by” date at up to 50% off regular
prices, according to Loblaw.
supermarketnews.com
Weekly US Store Closures: Week 45
In the US, 9,037 store closures announced year to date, compared to 5,844
for the full year 2018; 3,807 store openings announced year to date, compared to
3,258 openings in 2018.
coresight.com
Senior LP & AP Jobs
Market
Director of Asset Protection for MobileLink/Cricket Wireless in Sugar Land, TX
The position will be responsible for Internal theft investigations, External
theft investigations, Major cash shortage investigations, Fraudulent transaction
investigations, Missing inventory investigations, Reviewing stores for physical
security improvements, Liaison with local Police Depts and make court
appearances, Interview associates for dishonest/unethical activities, Detailed
report writing to properly document investigations, Work closely with
surveillance Dept. to identify potential issues, Design and recommend policies
to reduce losses, Work to enhance the safety of the stores, Overall proactive
drive to control losses in the company.
recruiting.adp.com
Program Dir. LP & Security posted for Peloton Interactive in New York City, NY
The
Program Director of Loss Prevention & Security (Operations, Physical
Security/International Operations) manages the global Security program within
the Logistics/Operational environment. All incident management, shrink control,
physical security, loss prevention/product protection, workplace violence,
investigations and crisis response events within the logistics environment are
the responsibility of the Program Director of LP & Security. This leader will
work closely with IT, construction and design teams to provide oversight of
security system installation as well as training programs for operational teams.
This leader will support the Sr. Director of Loss Prevention, Security and
Safety in Peloton’s international expansion strategies.
linkedin.com
Cool Job: Dir. of Safety & Security for the
Cleveland Cavaliers in Cleveland, OH
Under
the direction of the Senior Director and working with the Security Manager and
Senior Security Coordinator, the position will be responsible for full time and
part time event security activities at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse. While an
emphasis will be placed on event security operations, there will be duties to
provide supervision with the full-time security needs. Responsibilities include
interacting and assisting the Staffing Office to schedule shifts for all events,
dark day activities, and all outside fieldhouse activities.
teamworkonline.com
Neiman Marcus Cuts less than 100 at HQ
PCI SSC's Enhanced Contactless Payment Standard
ICSC Webinar This Thursday: Consumer Holiday Shopping Habits
Quarterly Results
Maurices Q1 comp's up 7%, sales
Canadian Tire Q3 retail comp's up 2.7%, sales up 'marginally'
Ralph Lauren Q2 North America comp's up 2%, wholesale down 6%, total revenue
up 1%
Quarate Retail (QxH, QVC, Zulily, Cornerstone) total revenue down 4%
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Black Friday 2019 Security Threat:
U.S. Government Advises Consumers To Stay Vigilant
During Holiday Season
You don't have to be the Sherlock Holmes of cybersecurity to work out why such
holiday season sales days are a prime target for cybercriminals. The vast
majority of cybercrime is financially motivated, and following the money makes
Black Friday a veritable magnet for criminal chancers of all varieties, which
means more links and attachments delivering malware, more social engineering
to separate you from your login credentials and more need for security awareness
to be front and center.
Holiday season cybercrime awareness
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) publishes
"current activity" statements to provide "up-to-date information about high-impact types of
security activity." The
latest posting relates to holiday season shopping, phishing and malware scams.
"As this holiday season approaches, CISA encourages users to be
aware of potential holiday scams and malicious cyber campaigns, particularly
when browsing or shopping online," the statement read.
What should you watch out for this Black Friday weekend?
The timing of this is all-important with Black Friday less than three weeks away
as I write. The CISA warns that cybercriminals may send emails containing
malicious links or attachments. "Scammers and criminals are often looking for
events to use as a hook for their scams," Javvad Malik, security awareness
advocate at KnowBe4 said, "increasingly, we've been seeing more people targeted
during the holiday season."
Because consumers often spend more on big-ticket items than usual it is easy to
lose focus when an email or text message arrives purporting to be from a credit
card provider or bank regarding a "suspicious transaction" or alerting them that
the account has been frozen on security grounds. These, along with fake Amazon
shipping invoices, for example, have a higher chance of users clicking on the
links or downloading attachments than usual according to Malik.
CISA National Cyber Awareness System guidance
CISA encourages Black Friday shoppers, and everyone else as the holiday season
descends upon us, to be vigilant and recommends the following National Cyber
Awareness System resources:
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Using caution
with email attachments
● Avoiding social engineering and phishing
attacks
● Shopping
safely online
Retailers also at risk during Black Friday sales
Security vendor Kaspersky, meanwhile, warned that retailers, as well as
consumers, will find themselves in the cybercriminal cross-hairs this Black
Friday weekend. "As the attention of your business focuses on accommodating the
proverbial stampede of shoppers, there’s a good chance you could be too
distracted to notice attacks in progress," a
Kaspersky blog posting stated,
"When that happens, hackers might target your website to lead online shoppers to
malicious clones to try to steal personal or payment information." Like the CISA,
Kaspersky recommends staying vigilant is the best defense for retailers just as
it is for consumers.
forbes.com
Retailer Orvis.com Leaked Hundreds of Internal Passwords on Pastebin
Orvis, a Vermont-based retailer that specializes in high-end fly fishing
equipment and other sporting goods, leaked hundreds of internal passwords on
Pastebin.com for several weeks last month, exposing credentials the company used
to manage everything from firewalls and routers to administrator accounts and
database servers, KrebsOnSecurity has learned. Orvis says the exposure was
inadvertent, and that many of the credentials were already expired.
Based in Sunderland, VT. and founded in 1856, privately-held Orvis is the
oldest mail-order retailer in the United States. The company has
approximately 1,700 employees, 69 retail stores and 10 outlets in the US, and 18
retail stores in the UK.
krebsonsecurity.com
The Good News About 5G Security
5G will provide big benefits when it comes to protecting sensitive data.
But they also say that 5G - which is expected to be 100 times faster than 4G
networks and could enable new technologies such as self-driving cars and remote
surgery—will have new features that will make it easier for companies to
identify cyber threats, authenticate users and segment their networks to prevent
an attack from quickly spreading throughout an organization.
“5G will be more secure than the platform we have today,” says Chandra McMahon,
chief information security officer for Verizon Communications Inc. “Security is
designed into 5G and there will be additional [security] technical features.”
Network slicing - Spotting threats - Authentication, trust
Although 5G brings several cybersecurity benefits to organizations, there are
many new risks as well. To start with, the expected explosion of
internet-connected devices will bring with it a vastly expanded field of
potential targets for hackers. Regulators and industry groups need to develop
stronger rules, expectations and mandated cooperation to face such challenges,
says Tom Wheeler, former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission under
President Barack Obama. Telecommunications firms have been developing
cybersecurity standards for 5G, but regulators and other government agencies
have had limited involvement in the process, Mr. Wheeler says.
“I’m not very confident that we’re going to be on top of these problems,” Prof.
Villasenor says. “People only get cybersecurity right after they get it wrong.
We’re going to learn the hard way, and hopefully the mistakes will not be
particularly costly and harmful.”
wsj.com
Bill Would Create a Federal Digital Privacy Agency
Two Silicon-Valley-area Democratic members of the U.S. House have proposed a
national privacy law that calls for the formation of a new federal agency to
enforce the privacy rights that it defines. The move comes after a series of
efforts to enact national privacy legislation have failed. Meantime, California
has enacted its own legislation, the California Consumer Privacy Act, that was
inspired, in part, by the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation.
CCPA goes into effect Jan. 1, 2020.
govinfosecurity.com
Lawyers examine stringency of biometric privacy rules as Illinois’ BIPA lawsuits
pile up
As lawsuits filed under Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA)
continue to pile up, a trio of attorneys from law firm Husch Blackwell has
examined what makes the law so stringent.
cookcountyrecord.com
4.2 Million Cybersecurity Jobs Available Worldwide
Only 47% of cybersecurity pros are prepared to deal with attacks on their IoT
devices
Banks Test Cyber Response Plans in Global Exercise (WSJ Subscription required)
13% of 180 Board Members Have Appointed Privacy Officers
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LPRC: Now & Next
Improving Execution Now
Preparing for What Comes Next
Read Hayes, PhD, Director of
LPRC
Mike Giblin, Former Sr. Research Scientist, LPRC
Fred Becker, Dir. of AP, Bloomingdale's
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As LP/AP’s academic “Think Tank”, the
Loss Prevention Research
Council studies virtually every aspect of Loss Prevention. From strategy,
analytics, manpower, and technology, to the various forms of loss, theft, fraud,
robbery, as well as store and parking lot violence and deaths, the LPRC delivers
actionable information that drives results.
As our retail world continues to present evolving violent, data, brand and
property crime risks, learn how the LPRC is helping retailers tackle these
issues, improve execution now and prepare for what’s coming next.
Learn more about the LPRC in our 'LPNN
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Pat McEvoy, Sr. Director of Asset Protection Administration, Hudson's Bay
Company, and Bryan Granata,
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60% of All Ecommerce Fraud Attempts Result in Successful Fraud Incidents
Billions of Dollars Are Lost by Merchants Each Year
Alarming figures show that businesses are suffering monumental losses due to
online fraud. What is also alarming is that rate of growth in online fraud
for merchants is in triple figures with losses for chargebacks alone for the
end of 2020 estimated to reach $30 Billion in the United States.
Chargebacks are where the credit card user amongst other things, denies making
the card purchase or says they never received the goods. It is estimated that
86% of this $30 billion in “chargebacks" or to be more precise, transaction
reversals, are based on fraudulent misrepresentations by the card user.
The share of total business revenue lost to fraud increased 279% between 2013
and 2016. On average merchants lost 1.9% of total revenue to fraud in 2016. In
2013 the figure was 0.68%.
"In a nutshell, the explosion in online fraud and in addition the unimaginable
loss of business from good paying customers abandoning online shopping carts
because of false card rejections, is causing multi-billions of dollars a year
being lost by merchants and credit card issuers in lost sales and outright
fraud," said the President and CEO of SmartMetric, Chaya Hendrick.
businesswire.com
Alibaba breaks Singles Day record with more than $38 billion in sales
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba set a sales record on Singles Day, the
world’s largest 24-hour shopping event. Gross merchandise value, a figure
that shows sales across Alibaba’s shopping platforms, surpassed last year’s
213.5 billion yuan record (nearly $30.5 billion) on Monday afternoon local time
and kept rising through the rest of the day.
At the end of the event, GMV stood at 268.4 billion yuan, just under a 26%
rise from the figure posted last year. That’s a slower growth rate than the
27% seen on last year’s Singles Day. In dollar terms, the GMV figure was around
$38.3 billion. The day got off to a strong start for Alibaba. GMV hit $12.01
billion in the first hour. Within an hour and a half, Alibaba’s sales
exceeded the total reached on Singles Day in 2016.
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China’s Alibaba, JD report combined $70 billion in Singles Day sales
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Bellevue, WA: High-end handbag heist strikes Bellevue Nordstrom store
Bellevue Police are looking for two robbers who threatened a Nordstrom employee
and stole hand-bags worth tens of thousands of dollars. The high-end heist
happened in broad daylight Monday around 10:30 a.m. Police said the two women
knew exactly what they wanted when they walked into Nordstrom in Bellevue Square
and snatched at least 10 high-end handbags worth $4,000 to $6,000 each.
Investigators say the robbers somehow compromised the security alarms on the
handbags. That alerted a clerk. But when the clerk approached the two women, one
of the robbers threatened her with pepper spray and she backed off. Police said
the robbers took the bags and ran.
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Las Vegas, NV: 2 men arrested in Las Vegas-area Retail Theft Ring
The suspects would rush out of stores with shopping carts full of stolen items
including electronics and food, and one of them would use a baton or a stun gun
to terrorize anyone who confronted them. At least four suspects in a string of
at least 8 robberies at Las Vegas and North Las Vegas stores, which began in
October, remain unidentified and on the run, police said. Two were arrested
Saturday night. Raul Cruz, 26, and getaway driver Kenneth Payne, 30, were taken
into custody during a robbery. Workers had recognized the suspects from news
reports. Employees of the store called 911 about 8 p.m. sometime after the
alleged thieves arrived at the business and began loading shopping carts, police
said. An employee confronted them as they headed toward a back exit, but Cruz
threatened the employee with a baton. Cruz and Payne were booked on multiple
counts of robbery with a deadly weapon, robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery,
felony theft and conspiracy to commit felony theft.
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Queen Anne's County, MD: The Queen Anne’s County Sheriff’s Office investigating
the theft of over $800 worth of merchandise from Old Navy at Queenstown Premium
Outlets
Will County, IL: Suspects stole $437 worth of cigarettes from New Lenox gas
stations; tied to multiple thefts
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Shootings & Deaths
Yukon, OK: 1 person killed in Armed Robbery at 7-Eleven
One person is dead following an armed robbery at a convenience store on Reno
near Czech Hall Road in Yukon. Oklahoma City Police say they were called to a 7
Eleven store around 2:00 AM Tuesday. One man was found dead at the scene.
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New Franklin, OH: Woman charged with murder of Domino’s delivery driver
An Ohio woman has been charged with the 2012 murder of Ashley Biggs , a Domino's
pizza worker who was strangled after she was lured to a secluded business. Erica
Stefanko, 36, was indicted by a Summit County grand jury on 12 charges,
including aggravated murder, murder, kidnapping, aggravated robbery, gross abuse
of a corpse, felonious assault, retaliation, tampering with evidence, grand
theft of a motor vehicle and possession of criminal tools. She was arrested
Monday morning during a traffic stop by New Franklin police and the U.S.
Marshals Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force.
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Houston, TX: Young girl shot by 'Vigilante' Security Guard during T-Mobile
Robbery, Lawsuit claims
Newly obtained in-store surveillance video shows a suspected north Houston thief
chased down and shot by a security guard outside of the T-Mobile store. The
incident happened one year ago on the 5500 block of Airline Drive. Attorneys
said the security guard fired 10 shots, hitting not only the suspected thief but
also a 6-year-old girl who was sitting in the backseat of her father’s car. They
were waiting in a nearby McDonald’s drive-thru line.
The Tidwells are suing the company that owns the T-Mobile store. “I have never
seen a case like this with a security guard that acted as a vigilante,” attorney
Rob Ammons said. “This security guard was dressed in camouflage. That should
be a red flag to any store owner or franchise owner. That tells you this is a
fellow who thinks he’s Rambo, not there to protect the store and the employees
of the store, or the customers.” Christopher Bradley, the former security
guard, has been charged with aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury.
He’s been released on a $30,000 bond. The bullet that struck Claire was removed
from her leg. She has had to re-learn to walk. The Tidwells said their son, who
has special needs, was traumatized by the shooting.
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Robberies, Incidents & Thefts
Egg Harbor Township, NJ: Man arrested for robbery and pepper spray attack at
Home Depot
Stephen A. Krajci, 62, was arrested and sent to the Atlantic County Jail, police
said. At about 9:42 a.m. Sunday, police arrived at Home Depot in the McKee City
section of the township regarding a robbery. An investigation revealed that an
adult male attempted to shoplift more than $500 worth of merchandise from the
store when he was confronted with a loss prevention officer after bypassing all
points of sale, police said. The man assaulted the loss prevention officer by
spraying him in the face with pepper spray and fled the scene. An off-duty
officer followed the vehicle until township officers were able to intercept and
stop the vehicle.
pressofatlanticcity.com
Kenosha County, WI: County Board chairman faces felony retail theft charge,
accused of stealing from Menards
A felony retail theft charge was filed Friday, Nov. 8 against Kenosha County
Board Chairman Daniel Esposito, after prosecutors said he stole more than $600
worth of merchandise from Menards on Nov. 2.
fox6now.com
Honolulu, HI: Series of carjackings on Oahu could be linked to Macy’s
smash-and-grabs
Kitakyushu, Japan: Men ram car into Costco store during precious metals robbery
in southwestern Japan
La Habra, CA: Homeless Man Stabbed Trying to Stop Donut Shop Armed Robbery in LA
Suburb
Louisville, KY: Walmart cashier arrested allegedly stole $50,000 in cash
Columbia County, NY: Four Brooklyn men arrested trying to purchase Gift Cards
from Walmart with counterfeit money
Atlantic City, NJ: 3 Charged In Connection to AAA Roadside Assistance Credit
Card Fraud In Atlantic, Cape May Counties
Seattle, WA: Goodwill in SODO evacuated after bear spray released inside; two
injured
Sentencings
Norfolk, VA: Bloods Gang Member Sentenced for Robbery Spree that Ended with the
Shooting of a Harris Teeter Manager
A
Virginia Beach man was sentenced late yesterday to 24 years in prison for his
role as a gunman at multiple armed robberies of local grocery stores. According
to court documents, Darrius Heuser-Whitaker, 20, a member of a Virginia
Beach-based “line” of the Bloods street gang, was one of two masked gunmen who
robbed a Virginia Beach Food Lion grocery store and attempted to rob a Harris
Teeter grocery store, also in Virginia Beach. During the robberies, Heuser-Whitaker
pushed a semi-automatic handgun into the backs of the store managers while
demanding money from the stores’ safes.
Heuser-Whitaker and his nine co-conspirators worked in at least six-man teams
for each robbery, which included inside and outside look-outs, getaway drivers,
and two gunmen. The robbery crew used police scanners to monitor law enforcement
activity and earpieces to communicate with one another. The gunmen were in and
out of the stores within minutes.
Heuser-Whitaker was convicted on all counts after a jury trial in July 2019, and
he is the next-to-last defendant to be sentenced in the case. He and the
co-conspirators who were sentenced earlier this year have received a combined
120 years in prison for their roles in the crimes. All 10 suspects have been
sentenced ranging from 100 to 216 months in Federal Prison.
justice.gov
Nevada: Russian cybercriminal sentenced in Nevada ID theft case
Roman Valeryevich Seleznev, already serving nearly three decades behind bars on
hacking-related charges, pleaded guilty Sept. 7 in two other criminal cases. He
was sentenced to concurrent, 14-year sentences for one count of participation in
a racketeering enterprise in a Nevada case and one count of conspiracy to commit
bank fraud in a Georgia case.
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C-Store – Lexington,
KY – Armed Robbery
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Cellphone – Wheaton,
IL – Armed Robbery
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Dollar General –
Macon, GA – Armed Robbery
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Dollar General –
London, KY - Robbery / Assault
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Gas Station – Jackson
County, FL – Robbery
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Gas Station –
Schenectady, NY – Armed Robbery
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Gas Station – Big
Bear, CA – Armed Robbery
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Grocery – Lexington,
KY – Robbery/ Assault on employee
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Home Depot – Egg
Harbor Township, NJ – Robbery/ Assault on LP
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Jewelry – Millbrae, CA
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Jewelry – Bryn Mawr,
PA – Robbery
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Jewelry – Richmond Heights, MO – Robbery
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Jewelry – Woodbridge, VA – Burglary
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Laundry – Durango, CO
– Burglary
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Liquor – Dilworth, MN
– Armed Robbery
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Nordstrom – Bellevue,
WA – Robbery
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Pawn Shop – North
Little Rock, AR – Burglary
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Pharmacy – Atlanta, GA
– Armed Robbery
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Restaurant –
Pittsburgh, Pa – Robbery
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Restaurant – La Habra,
CA – Armed Robbery
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7-Eleven – Bethel
Park, PA – Robbery
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7-Eleven – Yukon, OK –
Armed Robbery/ 1 killed
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• 20 robberies
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