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Spotlight
on Suzie Squier,
President of the Retail & Hospitality ISAC
Part 1
of 2: The
D&D Daily's exclusive Q&A
with Suzie Squier, President of the Retail & Hospitality ISAC
What is the Retail & Hospitality ISAC?
The
Retail & Hospitality Information
Sharing and Analysis Center (RH-ISAC) is the trusted cybersecurity community
for the retail and hospitality sectors, including retailers, restaurants,
hotels, gaming casinos, food retailers, consumer products, and other
consumer-facing companies. We provide a platform for members of this industry to
come together to share valuable threat intelligence and benefit from the
collective expertise of their counterparts at more than 225 similar companies.
In addition to sharing and collaboration, members have access to additional
benefits such as industry-specific benchmarking, threat intelligence reports,
industry-relevant working groups, and numerous training and education
opportunities.
The RH-ISAC is not the only information sharing and analysis center. ISACs were
first created in response to Presidential Decision Directive-63 (PDD-63), signed
in 1998, which called for critical infrastructure sectors to voluntarily
establish sector-specific organizations to share information about cyber threats
and vulnerabilities.
Why is information sharing important in the fight
against cybercrime?
As
loss prevention professionals know, sharing information about criminals benefits
everyone. It’s the same with cybercrime. Our members may be competitors in
business, but when it comes to defending against cyber threats, we are all in
this together. Information sharing is vital in the fight against cybercrime, as
criminals have been known to target not just one organization but sectors as a
whole. Within the RH-ISAC, when one company has identified a threat and shares
that information within our platforms, other members are able to block that
threat proactively; thereby hardening their defenses and decreasing the
attacker’s chances of success. The more organizations that are willing to share,
the stronger we become as an industry. In other words, a rising tide lifts all
boats.
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Interface Systems Shares Best Practices to Help Retailers Fight Crime
this Holiday Season
Company highlights prevention strategies for
protecting employees and premises while reducing retail shrink
As
retailers get ready for a busy holiday shopping season, they also have to
prepare for an increased risk of theft and violence against employees.
Interface Systems, a
leading managed service provider delivering business security, managed network,
UCaaS, and business intelligence solutions to distributed enterprises, shares
insights and best practices to mitigate holiday season retail crime and
aggression.
Leverage Virtual Security Guards to protect premises
without affecting shopper experience
Retailers can rely on
remote security professionals who can use security cameras, speakers, and
microphones installed at the stores to offer discreet, always-on surveillance
without degrading the shopper experience. These services allow trained security
professionals to identify threats such as argumentative customers, loiterers in
the perimeter of the store, or those about to commit theft, and issue an
immediate audio warning or call law enforcement.
Utilize AI-enabled cameras to proactively identify
threats
Motion-triggered cameras with AI capabilities can become the first line of
defense to proactively identify threats. When deployed in conjunction with a
speaker and lighting system, the solution can automatically warn loiterers
during non-business hours. They can be programmed to play different audio
messages based on the context or even alert a remote security professional who
can access the scene via live video camera feeds. This is especially useful in
parking lots and loading areas.
Integrate video, alarms, and POS systems
One of the easiest ways for retailers to get a return on their security
investment is to integrate video surveillance with a point-of-sale (POS)
solution. Running
exception reports on transactions mapped to video recordings allows
retailers to easily find instances of theft such as coupon fraud, refunds made
in the absence of customers, sweethearting, and unauthorized price overrides.
Click here for more best practices from Interface
Systems
The U.S. Crime Surge
The Retail Impact
Retail Theft Charges Up 100% in Seattle Area
King County retail theft arrests spike 100% as businesses seek accountability
Attorney General Bob Ferguson is asking the
legislature to fund 10 full-time positions for the Organized Retail Crime Task
Force.
The
King County Prosecutor's Office said it is seeing a dramatic increase in
retail thefts being charged. Local businesses say they’re experiencing more
break-ins than ever before.
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Not only are the break-ins ramping up, but so is the nature of the crimes. “It’s
really like a pressure cooker when you have these repeat offenses against you
and you have no help whatsoever,” said Spencer.
Businesses in the Chinatown International District believe
the problem is that no one is being held accountable. “What we
need is for someone or some entity to attack the problem at its root cause, at
its basic cause,” said Public Safety Advocate and business owner, Tonya Woo.
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson is asking the state legislature to fund
10-full time positions for the Organized Retail Crime Task Force. They’re
asking for $1.5 million a year. The goal is to collaborate between law
enforcement agencies as they focus on organized crime rings.
“It’s important to send a message that this type of behavior won’t be tolerated
but also that we hear businesses and collectively will take action on it,"
said Casey McNerthney with the King County Prosecutors Office.
Two prosecutors from the King County Prosecutors Office are on the task force.
This year, the Prosecutor’s office has already seen a
100% increase from last year in the number of retail theft charges.
Businesses are hoping anything will help.
“There’s nothing you can do to stop it, security guards aren’t going to stop
it, nothing is except maybe this task force,” said Spencer.
king5.com
Murders Up 20% in NYC - But Burglaries &
Larcenies Fall
NYC murders up in November despite overall dip in crime
The Big Apple saw a jump in murders last month compared to November 2021, even
as shootings were down and gun busts were up, according to new
preliminary NYPD statistics obtained by The Post.
Police
reported 30 homicides in the city during November, up from 25 during the
same month in 2021 (an increase of 20%).
A review of the seven major crime categories shows increases in three other
areas, too: Felony assaults were up 1,957 to 2,016, or 3%; robberies rose from
1,439 to 1,491, an increase of 3.6%, and car thefts jumped from 1034 to 1,131,
or 9.4%.
The statistics show dips in the three other major categories: Rapes were down
from 128 in November 2021 to 110 last month, a drop of more than 14%;
burglaries dropped from 1,310 to 1,231, down 6%,
and grand larcenies decreased 5.5%, from
4,430 to 4,187.
Overall, the November numbers show an overall drop of 1.2% in the seven major
crimes.
“The NYPD is throwing everything it has at the crime problem in New York City,’’
a law-enforcement source told The Post on Sunday. “The increased gun arrests and
reduction in shootings are not coincidental. The question remains — what
happens to the shooters? There has to be accountability — the rest of the
criminal justice system has to do its job.”
City officials have long sought for changes to the controversial 2019 state
criminal justice reforms, which prohibit judges from setting bail in misdemeanor
cases and non-violent felonies.
“We’re fighting a multi-front war that includes the shooters, the thieves and
the recidivists. It’s the last group that poses the greatest threat,’’
another source said.
nypost.com
Guards with Kevlar Vests & AR-15s Patrolling
Philly Gas Station
Philadelphia gas station owner hires heavily armed guards to protect business
A Philadelphia gas station owner fed up with incessant crime threatening his
employees and customers hired heavily armed security guards to watch over
his business.
Neil
Patel, operator of a Karco gas station at Broad and Clearfield streets in North
Philadelphia, recruited Pennsylvania S.I.T.E Agents
clad with Kevlar vest and AR-15s or shotguns.
"They are forcing us to hire the security, high-level security, state level,"
Patel told FOX 29. "We are tired of this nonsense; robbery, drug trafficking,
hanging around, gangs."
The final straw for Patel came after he said his business was vandalized by
young people and an ATM machine was stolen. His car was also a casualty of crime
around the area.
"We wear Kevlar, we are trained, my guards go to training every other week,
they're proficient with [their guns] and with their taser, they know the law,"
Chief Andre Boyer said.
The decision to beef up security has been meet with mixed reactions from
residents and neighbors. "I listen to them, but according to some people,
violent people, they carry the guns, they're not afraid of them? This is the
protection for the neighborhood and the customers," Patel said.
Since hiring the guards, Patel claims his business has been free of loitering
and other crime.
fox5atlanta.com
Big City Mayors Call on Congress to Take
Action on Mass Shootings
Mayors Whose Cities Had Mass Shootings Urge Senate to Pass Bipartisan Gun Safety
Legislation
Nearly 70 mayors from across the U.S. whose cities have experienced a mass
shooting this year sent a letter to Senate Leaders today calling on the
Senate to pass gun safety legislation. Two bipartisan bills, S.736, the
Assault Weapons Ban of 2022, and S.529, the
Background Check Expansion Act, have already
passed the House and are awaiting action in the Senate.
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In the letter, the mayors urge the Senate to pass these bills and work to
prevent other cities from experiencing the tragedies of gun violence that
impacted their cities. The United States Conference of Mayors has long
championed gun safety legislation to protect cities and communities across the
country.
"How much more death and destruction must our residents and our communities
endure before the Senate acts?"
In the letter, the mayors write in part:
"As mayors of cities that have had mass shootings this
year, we write to urge the Senate to pass during the lame duck session gun
safety legislation that has passed the House and is currently pending in the
Senate. We can tell you firsthand of the devastating impact these shootings have
had on our residents and on our cities. While we will never recover from them
completely, we must try to prevent them from happening in other cities in the
future."
The full text of the letter to Senators Schumer and McConnell can be found
here.
yahoo.com
Gunfire Knocks Out Power in North Carolina -
Triggers Curfew
NC county announces curfew as nearly 40,000 customers remain without power after
2 substations damaged by gunfire
Authorities
announced a mandatory curfew in a North Carolina county where around 40,000
customers lost power after two power substations were damaged by gunfire
Saturday night. The county will implement a mandatory curfew from 9 p.m.
until 5 a.m., starting Sunday night, Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields said at
a news conference Sunday.
Municipality and county officials “have formed a plan for the night and the next
few nights that we may be out of power. It’s a very serious situation,” Fields
said. “So we’ve come to an agreement to best protect our citizens and to
protect the businesses of our county, we’re going to implement a curfew
tonight.”
A state of emergency went into effect at 4 p.m. Sunday as law enforcement, city
and energy officials are investigating the incident and working to restore the
two substations, authorities said. Law enforcement has also been providing
security for the stations, according to the sheriff.
The power outage is being investigated as a “criminal occurrence” after
crews found signs of potential vandalism at several locations, CNN previously
reported.
Fields said multiple rounds were fired at the two substations. “It was
targeted, it wasn’t random,” he said.
cnn.com
NYC's Crime Crackdown Continues
New York Mayor says NYPD and first responders can involuntarily commit those in
mental health crisis
New York Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday directed first responders to enforce a
state law that allows them to potentially involuntarily commit people
experiencing a mental health crisis, as part of an attempt to address
concerns about homelessness and crime.
Adams said it was a myth that first responders can only involuntarily commit
those who displayed an “overt act” that they may be suicidal, violent or a
danger to others. Instead, he said the law allowed first responders to
involuntarily commit those who cannot meet their own “basic human needs” – a
lower bar.
New York Police Department officers and first responders will get additional
training to help them make such evaluations and a team of mental health
technicians will be available, either via a hotline or video chat, to help
them determine whether a person needs to be taken to a hospital for further
evaluation.
The city also plans to develop specialized intervention teams to work side by
side with NYPD officers.
cnn.com
Crime may be adding to holiday shopping prices
Services held for victims of Chesapeake Walmart mass shooting
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COVID Update
655.2M Vaccinations Given
US: 100.9M Cases - 1.1M Dead - 98.3M Recovered
Worldwide:
650.5M Cases - 6.6M Dead - 627.4M Recovered
Private Industry Security Guard Deaths: 362
Law
Enforcement Officer Deaths: 816
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Chinese Hackers Stole $20M in COVID Funds for
Businesses
Hackers linked to Chinese government stole millions in Covid benefits, Secret
Service says
Hackers
linked to the Chinese government stole at least $20 million in U.S. Covid
relief benefits, including Small Business Administration
loans and unemployment insurance funds in over a dozen states,
according
to the Secret Service.
The theft of taxpayer funds by the Chengdu-based hacking group known as APT41 is
the first instance of
pandemic fraud tied to foreign, state-sponsored cybercriminals that the
U.S. government has acknowledged publicly, but may just be the tip of the
iceberg, according to U.S. law enforcement officials and cybersecurity experts.
The officials and experts, most speaking on the condition of anonymity because
of the sensitivity of the subject matter, say other federal investigations of
pandemic fraud also seem to point back to foreign state-affiliated hackers.
“It would be crazy to think this group didn’t target all 50 states,” said
Roy Dotson, national pandemic fraud recovery coordinator for the Secret Service,
who also acts as a liaison to other federal agencies probing Covid fraud.
The Secret Service declined to confirm the scope of other investigations, saying
there are more than 1,000 ongoing investigations involving transnational and
domestic criminal actors defrauding public benefits programs, and APT41 is
“a notable player.”
nbcnews.com
China Backs Further & Further Away from
Zero-Tolerance COVID Policies
China set to ease COVID curbs further as markets cheer change of tack
China is set to announce a further easing of some of the world's toughest
COVID curbs as early as Wednesday,
sources said, as investors cheered the prospect of a policy shift that
follows widespread protests and mounting economic damage.
Three years into the pandemic, China's zero-tolerance measures, from shut
borders to frequent lockdowns, contrast sharply with the rest of the world,
which has largely decided to live with the virus.
The strict approach has battered the world's second-largest economy, put
mental strain on hundreds of millions and last month prompted the biggest show
of public discontent in mainland China since President Xi Jinping took power in
2012.
reuters.com
The 'Tripledemic' Threat of COVID, Flu & RSV
CDC encourages people to wear masks to help prevent spread of Covid, flu and RSV
over the holidays
The Centers for Disease Control Prevention on Monday encouraged people to wear
masks to help reduce the spread of respiratory illnesses this season as Covid,
flu and RSV circulate at the same time.
CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky, in a call with reporters, said wearing a
mask is one of several everyday precautions that people can take to reduce their
chances of catching or spreading a respiratory virus during the busy holiday
season.
“We also encourage you to wear a high-quality, well-fitting mask to prevent
the spread of respiratory illnesses,” said Walensky, adding that people
living in areas with high levels of Covid transmission should especially
consider masking.
cnbc.com
Los Angeles County mask mandate could return as COVID cases rise
Flu and COVID-19 on rise, officials say things could get worse over holiday
season
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Great Debate Over Self-Checkout: Irritated
Shoppers, Theft Concerns & More
But it could further boost the RFID market & reduce
labor costs
Self-checkout annoys some customers & helps shoplifters - but more and more
stores are adding it anyway
Self-checkout arrived in the late 1980s at supermarkets. A decade later, it
began spreading to big-box chains and drug stores. Now, self-checkout,
loved by some and hated by others, has entered discount clothing and
department stores.
Kohl’s
is testing self-checkout stations at a handful of stores. H&M added them
at three stores and plans to roll the program out to more than 30 stores by the
end of next year. Bed Bath & Beyond first tried self-checkouts at its
flagship in New York City last year and has since added them to several
locations. Zara has it at 20 of its largest US stores.
Plus Uniqlo, Primark and other chains have started to roll out self-checkout
machines at some of their stores. These retailers are beginning to adopt
self-checkout for a variety of reasons, including labor savings, customer
demand and improvements to the technology.
But these companies’ attempts to bring self-checkout to stores
come with risks, including irritated customers and more
shoplifting.
“It does present some real challenges,” said Adrian
Beck, an emeritus professor at the University of Leicester and retail
industry consultant who researches self-checkout. Retail losses are higher at
self-checkout stations than at staffed checkout, Beck has found.
Traditionally, clothing and department stores have relied on hard security
tags on merchandise to prevent shoplifting. This is a problem for self-checkout:
customers aren’t used to removing security tags themselves, and most
self-checkout machines aren’t equipped to do so.
To get around this, some apparel stores are using wireless “radio frequency
identification” security tags, known as RFID, on merchandise instead of hard
tags. Stores such as Uniqlo have invested in new self-checkout machines that
automatically recognize these tags, eliminating the need for customers to
scan any products themselves or remove security tags.
cnn.com
Mall Security Settlement & Lawsuit
Mall of America settles lawsuit over boy thrown from balcony
The Mall of America in suburban Minneapolis said Monday that it will toughen
its trespassing policies as part of a settlement with the family of a boy
who was severely injured when a man with a
history of causing disturbances at the mall threw the child from a
third-floor balcony.
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The family alleged in
a lawsuit filed last year that mall security should have prevented Aranda
from “prowling” at the building without an officer following him closely.
The lawsuit alleged that the mall and its security
detail knew about previous “violent, aggressive, and erratic” behavior that
Aranda had displayed at the shopping center.
In a joint statement announcing the settlement, the mall and the family said
they will work together on policy changes to prevent similar incidents.
“Mall of America and the family have agreed to work together with a focus on
safety, and already are jointly pursuing policy changes to existing trespass
limits for violent criminals so as to give greater ability to preclude such
persons from their premises,” the statement said.
The lawsuit sought unspecified damages. At the time it was filed, an attorney
for the family said the boy had already incurred more than $1.7 million in
medical expenses. Landen's parents said on their GoFundMe page in 2019 that
Landen had
more than 15 medical procedures, including surgeries for two broken arms and
a broken leg, facial and skull fractures and removal of his spleen.
clickorlando.com
FTC Continues to Probe Kroger-Albertsons Deal
Kroger receives FTC request for additional information on Albertsons deal
Kroger
Co said on Tuesday it received a request for additional information from the
U.S. Federal Trade Commission as part of the regulatory review process for its
planned $25 billion merger with Albertsons Companies Inc.
The deal, which was announced in mid-October, has drawn fire from lawmakers
and consumer groups amid concerns the tie-up of the No. 1 and 2 standalone
grocers in the United States could boost already-high food prices and stifle
competition.
The chief executives of both companies
defended the merger to the U.S. Senate committee late in November, with
Kroger's top boss Rodney McMullen saying that the combined company would still
be much smaller than Walmart Inc.
The request from FTC extends the required waiting period until 30 days after the
companies have "substantially complied" with the requests, Kroger said. The
company added it still expects to complete the deal in early 2024.
reuters.com
McDonald’s franchisee accused of overworking more than 100 youths
Thirteen McDonald’s restaurants illegally permitted
14- and 15-year-olds to work outside of legal hours, the Labor Department said
PepsiCo to Lay Off Hundreds of Workers in Headquarters Roles
Apple opens store at American Dream
From chicken wings to used cars, inflation begins to ease its grip
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Holidays & Weekends: Top Times for Ransomware
Attacks
Organizations Face Barrage of Holiday Ransomware Attacks
Many organizations remain unprepared to handle a
ransomware
attack on a holiday or weekend, as they continue to operate with a skeleton
crew as the year winds down.
This
was one of the findings of a Cybereason
survey of 1,203 cybersecurity professionals, which also found
holiday and weekend ransomware attacks resulted in
greater revenue losses than ransomware attacks that occurred on weekdays.
The threat is also growing, with a third of respondents saying their
organization lost more money from a holiday/weekend ransomware attack, up from
just 13% of respondents in Cybereason’s 2021 study.
Not-So-Happy Holidays for Cybersecurity
Sam Curry, Cybereason’s chief security officer, explained there are a few
reasons for cybersecurity management difficulty during the holidays: “The first
is that some businesses have a seasonality that affects risk—the impact
of incidents can go up dramatically for companies in industries like retail
during the holidays,” he said.
Curry noted that some businesses “go into the black,” meaning they become
profitable, only at the end of the year, and losing a day or two around
Black Friday, Cyber Monday or other critical end-of-year days can have the same
impact as losing months during the rest of the year.
“The second major consideration is the availability of staff due to inclement
weather, planned time off or simply a large number of statutory holidays,”
he said.
Communication is Key
From Bischoping’s perspective, effective, precision communication is the
organization’s competitive edge during an incident.
“Ensure that you’ve gone beyond just prevention and detection and are
well-prepared and appropriately staffed with cross-trained staff and crystal
clear documentation, so your employees can take that essential and valuable
time off with their families without worry,” she said.
securityboulevard.com
'Infostealer' Targeting Corporate Networks
Infostealer Malware Market Booms, as MFA Fatigue Sets In
The successful combo of stolen credentials
and social engineering to breach networks is increasing demand for infostealers
on the Dark Web.
Malicious actors are finding success deploying information stealer (infostealer)
malware, combining stolen credentials and social engineering to carry out
high-profile breaches and leveraging multifactor authentication (MFA)
fatigue attacks.
These were among the findings of a report from Accenture’s Cyber Threat
Intelligence team (ACTI) surveying the
infostealer malware landscape in 2022, which also noted a spike in the
number of Dark Web advertisements for variety of new infostealer malware
variants.
The marketplace for compromised credentials is also growing, according to the
report, which takes an in-depth look at a Russian market site used by malicious
groups RedLine, Raccoon Stealer, Vidar, Taurus, and AZORult to obtain
credentials for sale.
Paul Mansfield, cyber-threat intelligence analyst at Accenture, explains the
most important point to understand about the rise of
infostealer malware is the threat to corporate networks.
"There are many examples throughout 2022 of infostealer malware being used to
harvest the credentials which serve as an entry point for further attacks,"
he says. For Mansfield, the most concerning finding from the report was the
damage that can be done at such little cost to the threat actor.
Ricardo Villadiego, co-founder and CEO of Lumu, says the rise of infostealer
malware is a consequence of the ransomware-as-a-service business (RaaS) model
boom. What those groups of people have in common is the interest in
gathering sensitive data (personal data from their computers, including login
credentials, bank account details, cryptocurrency addresses, and granular
location data).
darkreading.com
Cybersecurity Training is Key
Engage your employees with better cybersecurity training
Cybercriminals use a variety of tactics all at once and are constantly
innovating. Organizations need to do the same and take a multidimensional
approach to cybersecurity because biannual training videos aren’t enough to
engage employees or protect your business.
Is your cybersecurity strategy disengaging employees?
Social engineering attacks can present as emails from (what appear to be)
friends, asking you for credit card information, or they can be hyper-personal
attacks in which fraudsters clone family members’ social media accounts and use
personal photos and location information to convince you they’re real.
Social engineering attacks can be financially and emotionally devastating. But
your organization isn’t defenseless — the best protection against them is to
create a culture of digital literacy that scales with your organization.
Unfortunately, many cybersecurity training strategies don’t prepare employees
for scenarios like these. While these programs are easy to implement, they’re
usually dry, and the repetitive nature of the material demotivates employees,
making it difficult for them to internalize or deploy training.
Expand your cybersecurity training
Cybercrime is evolving and your organization’s cybersecurity training strategy
needs to evolve, too. It’s important to identify training opportunities that not
only engage your employees, but better protect your business from social
engineering and other attack strategies.
helpnetsecurity.com
TikTok National-Security Deal Faces More Delays as Worry Grows Over Risks
A potential deal between the Biden administration and TikTok—once expected
around year-end—has run into more delays, according to people familiar with the
situation, as
worry grows over national-security concerns that U.S. officials say the
popular app poses.
The review has dragged on amid a range of concerns, including how TikTok might
share information related to the algorithm it uses to determine what videos to
show users, and the level of trust Washington would need to place in the
company, these people said. U.S. officials haven’t returned to TikTok with
additional demands to address the recent concerns, some of the people said,
leaving the path forward unclear.
wsj.com
Twitter Alternative Buzzing With Security Flaws, Analysts Warn
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Be Safe With Your Credit
Cards This Holiday Season
Monitoring your credit card activity is the best way for you to catch potential
fraud as early as possible, which can make it easier for you to report and
resolve the issue. I recommend reviewing your credit card activity once a week
to verify your transactions and checking your credit score once a month to
monitor any suspicious changes in your score. Most banks offer a FICO score
update on their online banking platform, and you can get free credit score
updates from Credit Karma.
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More Fallout from Amazon Layoffs
Amazon layoffs now expected to mount to 20,000, including top managers
Layoffs are expected in multiple locations and departments including IT,
and will affect all levels of employees, according to sources.
Amazon
plans to lay off as many as 20,000 employees across the company in the coming
months, including distribution center workers, technology staff and
corporate executives—about twice as many as previously
reported—as the retail and cloud computing giant retrenches after
going on a hiring spree during the pandemic.
Amazon employees are ranked from level 1 to level 7, and staff at all levels
will likely be affected, according to sources with direct knowledge of the
matter, who requested anonymity. The New York Times
first reported in mid-November that Amazon would enact mass layoffs, citing
sources that said that as many as 10,000 people would be laid off.
Company managers over the last few days, however, have been told that they
should try to identify work performance problems among employees, as part of an
effort to lay off about 20,000 people, according to sources. Twenty thousand
employees are the equivalent of about 6% of corporate staff, and about 1.3% of
Amazon's total 1.5 million-strong workforce including global distribution center
and hourly workers.
“There is no specific department or location mentioned for the cuts; it is
across the business. We were told this is as a result of over-hiring during
the pandemic and the need for cost-cutting as the company's financials have
been on a declining trend,” said the source.
In the wake of the New York Times story, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on November 17,
in a
public message to employees, confirmed that layoffs were occurring, though
he did not specify the planned number of employees to be laid off.
computerworld.com
8,000 Pounds of Amazon Packages Go Up in
Flames
Amazon semi-truck carrying 8,000 pounds of packages goes up in flames
The
Amazon tractor-trailer caught fire in the middle lanes of I-15 in North San
Diego County, California
Amazon shoppers who live in North San Diego County, California may be waiting a
bit longer than usual for their packages after a semi-truck carrying
approximately 8,000 pounds of packages caught on fire, leaving many of the
packages decimated.
According to California Highway Patrol, firefighters received reports of a truck
ablaze around 7:22 p.m. on Friday in the northbound lanes of Interstate 15 near
Deer Springs Road.
When crews arrived at the scene, they spotted the distinguishable Prime logo
fully engulfed. CHP said there were about 8,000 pounds of packages in the
Amazon truck at the time of the fire.
foxbusiness.com
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Franklin, TN: Franklin Police Officers Interrupt a dramatic in-progress Store
Robbery
An
alert clerk and some quick-acting Franklin Police Officers put a stop to a
scary, multi-state crime spree, Saturday night in Cool Springs. Shortly before
8:00 p.m., officers assigned to Franklin PD’s “Not In Our Mall” operation were
contacted by an employee of Jared Jewelers, in the Thoroughbred Village Shop
Center. The quick-thinking employee called after one of the suspects entered
that store wearing a hoodie, surgical mask, hat, and sunglasses – even though it
was dark outside. Nearby undercover officers quickly spotted and followed that
suspect leaving the area in a van occupied by several others. Minutes later, the
van pulled into the fire lane in front of JCPenney, at the CoolSprings Galleria.
That’s when Franklin Police Officers jumped into action after seeing four masked
suspects bail out of that van and run into the store.
The getaway driver was quickly arrested as he waited outside for the other
suspects, who immediately started using sledgehammers to smash glass cases and
steal diamond jewelry. One suspect pepper-sprayed an employee during the
incident. Another suspect fought an officer who interrupted the in-progress
robbery, actually trying to grab the gun of the officer who was arresting him.
All of this unfolded while the store was open, with shocked customers and
employees watching. Three suspects fled as the driver and suspect who fought an
officer were both arrested. Additional officers quickly flooded the area,
including K9 Officers from Brentwood and Williamson County, and located &
arrested two of them in nearby parking lots. Detectives are working to identify
one remaining suspect who was able to get away. There have been at least five
similar incidents across Tennessee and Arkansas, over the past several weeks
with a combined loss of more than $1.5 million.
williamsonsource.com
Watertown, NY: Woman faces several charges following alleged $7K theft from
Sam’s Club
A Watertown woman has been arrested following a theft complaint at Sam’s Club,
according to Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff’s Office said they
responded to the complaint on December 2 and spoke to the asset protection
manager at the Watertown Sam’s Club, who informed officers that an employee
allegedly made several falsified transactions over the past two years. The
manager said 39-year-old Ashley ElQuhir was using serial numbers from products
purchased by family members and friends to make false return transactions and
keep the money from the returns, according to authorities. Officers say the
manager provided them with eight fraudulent transactions allegedly made by
ElQuhir from October 2020 to August 2022, of which two transactions exceeded
$1,000. Authorities say ElQuhir provided a written statement to management
regarding the theft, but declined to provide a sworn statement to law
enforcement. The amount allegedly stolen by ElQuhir totaled $7,298.90, according
to the Sheriff’s Office.
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Bethel Park, PA: Four arrested for stealing $10,000 from local store
The Bethel Park Police Department arrested four suspects who are accused of
stealing more than $10,000 in merchandise from a local store. Larry Jackson, 26,
of Hazelwood, Jordan Shine, 29, of Farrell, Emmitt Bell-Young, 30, of Duquesne,
and Dion Crawford, 27, of Duquesne, were all arrested and charged with felony
counts of Retail Theft, Receiving Stolen Property, and Criminal Conspiracy, the
department announced in a post on Facebook. "They are suspected of being
involved in numerous similar incidents throughout our region," the Facebook post
added.
facebook.com
Wharton County, TX: An off-duty Captain detains male subject attempting to steal
over $500 in merchandise at Tractor Supply
Wharton County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Captain Bill Hedges assisted with an
arrest over the weekend while shopping at Tractor Supply Company in El Campo. At
approximately 1:40 p.m., on Saturday, Dec. 3, the off-duty captain observed a
male subject open a DeWalt box at TSC. He recognized the subject as 64-year-old
El Campo resident Domingo Aldape from previous law enforcement encounters.
Captain Hedges detained Aldape until the El Campo Police Department arrived.
Authorities then searched the subject and discovered several more stolen items
in his pockets. They recovered over $500 worth of stolen items from Aldape.
The subject also had several active warrants through the El Campo Police
Department, at the time. El Campo police arrested Aldape and booked him in
for Theft and his previous warrants.
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Watertown, NY: Within hours of releasing information, NY State Troopers arrest
$1200 tool thief
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Shootings & Deaths
Gwinnett County, GA: Man killed after running toward officers with a knife
outside Grocery store
One person is dead after an officer-involved shooting in Norcross. Gwinnett
police said they got a suspicious person call from a security guard at 1250 Tech
Drive around 1 a.m. Saturday. The security guard said a man approached her while
she was in her security vehicle in front of the Food Depot. The man was holding
a knife in his hand and asked her if she was armed. A GCPD patrol officer and
his supervisor were the first to arrive on scene. They both saw the man with a
knife in his hand and continued to give verbal commands. The man refused to
listen to officers and ran towards one of the officers while holding the knife.
Both officers shot at the suspect and eventually shot him in the stomach. The
suspect was transported to a local hospital where he later died. The Georgia
Bureau of Investigation arrived at the scene and began their investigation.
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Cleveland, OH: 14-year-old arrested for aggravated murder of 18-year-old man at
Cleveland convenience store
The United States Marshals Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force (NOVFTF)
has announced it has arrested the 14-year-old boy wanted by the Cleveland
Division of Police for aggravated murder. Members of the NOVFTF arrested the
teen suspect on Monday morning in an apartment near the 400 block of Richmond
Park Drive in Richmond Heights. According to the Cleveland Division of Police,
on November 19, an argument took place between the 14-year-old suspect and
18-year-old Lawrence McKissic at a drive-thru convenience store located near the
10300 block of St. Clair Avenue in Cleveland. Police say the 14-year-old
allegedly shot McKissic in the head. He then proceeded to steal McKissic’s gun
before fleeing the scene.
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Update: Dallas, TX: Family Dollar customer who shot suspected robber charged
A
Texas man who shot and killed another man suspected of stealing from a Family
Dollar store faces a murder charge in the case, according to officials. Police
say 47-year-old Kevin Jackson Sr. shot and killed a man who was fighting with
two female store workers last Tuesday night at a Family Dollar store in Dallas.
He is now facing a murder charge. The fight happened when the man, who has not
been publicly identified, was confronted by store employees over items he was
allegedly trying to steal, according to police. Court documents show the man
began to curse and strike one of the women multiple times with his fists. The
other employee sprayed the man with mace, trying to get him to leave. All three
began scuffling behind the register. The commotion got the attention of Jackson,
a customer who walked in the store. Court documents say he pulled out his gun
and said “move” to the group before firing a single shot at the suspected
robber. Jackson told police he feared for the workers’ safety. Police say
surveillance video shows the man running toward the door before Jackson fired
the gun. Court documents went on to say the women were not near the man when
Jackson shot and killed him. Billy Clark, a Dallas criminal defense attorney
with no connection to the case, says the state will have to consider Jackson’s
intent. The castle doctrine, or self-defense of others statute, may come into
play.
kwch.com
Miami, FL: Shooting at Dadeland Mall parking garage, one person injured
A fight involving four to five people escalated to shots fired Monday night at a
parking garage at Dadeland Mall. Miami-Dade police said one person was shot in
the leg and transported to Jackson Memorial Hospital South. After the shooting
several people left the area in a car. Police said they spotted the vehicle and
pursued it but lost them. Hammocks division officers then noticed the vehicle
after hearing the description of it over the police radio. They pursued it until
the driver crashed at SW 147 Avenue and 216 Street. Two people were taken into
custody, including the shooter who was arrested. Several others in the car ran
off. Police are looking for them.
cbsnews.com
Memphis, TN: One critical after shooting at North Memphis store
One person is critically injured after a shooting at a convenience store in
North Memphis Monday afternoon. According to police, officers responded to a
shooting at B-52 Market on North Hollywood Street at 12:35 p.m. The male victim
was transported to Regional One in critical condition. Police said multiple
suspects were shooting at each other. Four of them ran eastbound on Eldridge and
several others took off in a gray SUV.
wreg.com
Robberies,
Incidents & Thefts
Newark, DE: Troopers Arrest Two Subjects for Felony Resisting at Dicks
Delaware State Police have arrested 34-year-old Reneisha Anderson, and a
17-year-old female juvenile both of Wilmington, DE for felony resisting and
related charges following a shoplifting investigation that began on Sunday
night. On December 4, 2022, at approximately 6:30 p.m., troopers responded to
Dick’s Sporting Goods in Newark, regarding a shoplifting that had just occurred.
The suspect, later identified as Reneisha Anderson, had removed merchandise from
the store and fled to an occupied car waiting in the parking lot. A trooper in
the area located the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop within the parking
lot. Upon the vehicle stopping, Anderson exited the vehicle and confronted the
trooper. A physical altercation ensued as the trooper attempted to take Anderson
into custody. During the altercation, the juvenile exited the vehicle and
assisted Anderson in the confrontation. Additionally, the juvenile produced a
chemical agent and sprayed the trooper. The suspects were then able to flee the
scene in the suspect vehicle. Their vehicle became disabled a short distance
away and the suspects were taken into custody.
milfordlive.com
Seattle, WA: Police searching for suspects in smash-and-grab robbery at Big 5 in
West Seattle
Employees at a Big 5 store in West Seattle were working to clean up the damage
Monday after a pair of suspected burglars rammed the store with an SUV. The
smash-and-grab burglary happened at the store, which is located in the Westwood
Village shopping center, at about 3:30 a.m., according to the Seattle Police
Department. The two suspects drove up in a black Chevy Suburban and a beige or
silver-colored sedan.
kiro7.com
Henrico County, VA: Suspect in string of armed robberies arrested after police
chase crash
The Henrico County Police Division has arrested a suspect wanted in connection
to a string of armed commercial robberies across the county. Hassan Malik
Rogers, 32, of Henrico was arrested on Wednesday, Nov. 30, following a police
chase in the City of Richmond that resulted in him crashing his vehicle. Rogers
attempted to run away from the scene of the crash but was later caught by
officers. Dating back to Oct. 8, the robberies primarily occurred in the
county’s West End.
wric.com
Yucca Valley, CA: Man arrested for suspected terrorist threats at Grocery store
A Yucca Valley man was arrested on Thursday, December 1st for suspicion of
terrorist threats against a supermarket employee. According to the San
Bernardino sheriff’s report – deputies responded to a disturbance at the Vons in
Yucca Valley and learned that a female employee was standing near the front of
the store when the suspect, 20 year old Jaheum Allen, walked past and made
threatening statements. The suspect, who is also an employee, was also observed
by the witness standing outside the store holding a knife. Deputies located
Allen inside the store and took him into custody. Jeheum Allen was arrested on
suspicion of making terrorist threats. He was booked in at the Morongo Basin
Jail and later transferred to the West Valley Detention Center in Rancho
Cucamonga. Allen remains in custody on $50,000 bail.
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Bath Township, MI: Police seeking Shoplifter who pulled a gun on Loss Prevention
at Meijer, no injuries
Janesville, WI: Police investigating Armed Robbery at Best Buy
Annapolis, MD: Employee Locked in Freezer During Annapolis Restaurant Robbery
Polk County, FL: Polk County Detention Deputy arrested for stealing merchandise
from Walmart
Florence County, SC: Fake Apple, Coach, NBA and NFL items among $500K worth of
products seized at Flea Market; 2 charged with trafficking in counterfeit goods
Two
men are facing charges in Florence County for allegedly trafficking in more than
$500,000 in counterfeit goods, authorities said. Some of the items included
trademarks for Adidas, Apple, Beats by Dre, Burberry, Chanel, Coach, Dior,
Gucci, NBA and NFL licensed apparel, Luis Vuitton, Michael Kors, Nike, Polo,
Timberland and Versace, according to the Florence County Sheriff’s Office. Keith
Maurishell Rose, 39, of Florence, and Aly Sallah, 44, of Tukwila, Washington,
were arrested on Saturday after sheriff’s office investigators and the South
Carolina Secretary of State conducted a compliance check at the Florence Flea
Market on East Palmetto Street, the sheriff’s office said.
wbtw.com
Philadelphia, PA: Jeweler convicted of $750,000 fake Rolex watch scam
Dimitre Hadjiev has been convicted for trafficking in counterfeit goods and
financial fraud offenses related to his sale of counterfeit luxury wristwatches.
His South Street, Philadelphia, property was raided in 2019 and an investigation
by the IRS and FBI revealed that Mr Hadjiev was knowingly buying and selling
counterfeit Rolex watches and customizing Rolex watches with counterfeit Rolex
parts from a jewelry and watch trading store. Mr Hadjiev’s businesses have
traded under the names Dimitres Jewelry and Watches and Ice Fire Inc. In total,
amount of money involved in the defendant’s illegal scheme is more than
$750,000. “The defendant trafficked in counterfeit merchandise and structured
his deposits to conceal the cash flowing into his jewelry business,” said U.S.
Attorney Romero.
usa.watchpro.com
St. Louis, MO: U.S. Customs and Border Protection Intercepts 422 Counterfeit NFL
Championship Rings
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– Boone County, AR – Burglary
• Beauty
– Los Angeles, CA – Robbery
• Best
Buy – Janesville, WI – Armed Robbery
• C-Store
– Farmington, MO – Armed Robbery
• C-Store
– Suffolk, VA – Armed Robbery
• C-Store
– Philadelphia, PA – Armed Robbery
• C-Store
– Sandy, OR – Burglary
• C-Store
– Cattaraugus County, NY – Robbery
• C-Store
– Wyoming County, NY – Robbery
• C-Store
– Huntsville, AL – Armed Robbery
• Dicks
– Newark, DE – Robbery
• Grocery
– Seattle, WA – Burglary
• Grocery
– Bath, MI – Armed Robbery
• Liquor
– Fort Smith, AR – Burglary
• JC
Penney – Franklin, TN – Robbery
• Jewelry
– Anaheim, CA – Robbery
• Jewelry
- Fenton, MI – Robbery
• Jewelry
- Springfield VA - Robbery
• Jewelry
- Elizabeth, NJ - Robbery
• Jewelry
– Phoenix, AZ - Armed Robbery
• Jewelry
- Bayshore, NY - Burglary
• Jewelry
- Stroudsburg PA - Burglary
• Jewelry
- Potomac Mills VA - Burglary
• Jewelry
- Chesapeake VA - Burglary
• Jewelry
- Duluth, MN - Burglary
• Motel
– Murrells Inlet, SC – Armed Robbery
• Restaurant
– Albertson, NY – Burglary
• Restaurant
– Jonesboro, AR – Burglary
• Restaurant
– Annapolis, MD – Robbery
• Restaurant
– Jonesboro, AR – Burglary (Zaxby’s)
• Restaurant
– Chatsworth, CA – Burglary
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