|
Coming
Monday: The GAP Outsmarts Organized Retail Crime -
An Interview with
Nelson Harrah, Director of ORC, Gap Inc.
Nelson Harrah, GAP, Inc.'s Director of Organized Retail Crime (ORC)
for the past 11 years is very proud of his team! This Loss
Prevention Professional and his team have routinely dealt with
violent habitual offenders to sophisticated ORC organizations, but
what he is most proud of is the ORC training that he and his team
have been able to provide for law enforcement.
Read the full story by Amber Bradley next week on the D&D Daily! |
Menifee,
CA: $200,000 Silver theft prompts arrest of coin store employee
Corrina Elizabeth Conway was arrested at 12:56 p.m. Tuesday and booked for
investigation of grand theft, embezzlement, and possessing stolen property, jail
records show. The case began Jan. 15 when deputies learned of thefts at Sun City
Coin in Menifee. "An employee had stolen silver coins and silver bars from a
safe inside the store," Sgt. Curt Harris said in a written statement. Burglary
detectives found evidence that Conway had been embezzling silver for the past
year.
pe.com
Lady
Lake, FL: Bed, Bath & Beyond manager accused of stealing $11,000 of merchandise,
reselling it on eBay
The investigation was initiated when Bed, Bath & Beyond's cyber security and
investigative unit noticed eBay sales that were suspicious in that items were
being sold from its product line. The eBay account from which the items were
being sold was linked to the manager of the store at Village Crossroads shopping
center, 33-year-old Jamie Lynn Deske of Lady Lake. A subsequent undercover
purchase showed that the merchandise associated with Deske's eBay account
matched the serial number of a product from the local Bed, Bath & Beyond store.
On Feb. 3, a corporate representative of Bed, Bath & Beyond confronted Deske at
work and she admitted taking more than $11,000 in merchandise from the store
between January 2014 and January 2016.
villages-news.com
Chino
Hills, CA: Three Sought for Shoplifting $4,000 in Merchandise From Victoria's
Secret
Police were searching Wednesday for three people wanted for shoplifting nearly
$4,000 worth of merchandise from a Victoria's Secret store in Chino Hills.
Surveillance photos distributed by the Chino Hills Police Department show three
people wanted for shoplifting at a Victoria's Secret store. The thefts occurred
on Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2016, at a store located in the 13000 block of City Center
Drive, according to a news release from the Chino Hills Police Department.
ktla.com
New
York City: Teams of thieves that target high-end ice cream, threatens City's
Häagen-Dazs Supply
Thieves lifted hundreds of cartons of Häagen-Dazs worth more than $1,000 from
two Duane Reade stores within minutes of each other on Saturday, police said,
pointing to the possibility of some kind of organized dairy theft ring. Two
suspects snagged 66 containers of Häagen-Dazs valued at $375.54 from a
refrigerated display case at a midtown Duane Reade and walked out of one store
at 10:45 a.m. Just a few minutes later, at about 10:51 a.m., two suspects stole
224 containers of the same brand valued at $712.32 from another Duane Reade in
the same area, police said. It's unclear whether it was the same two suspects in
both stores, but there were other Duane Reade thefts involving Häagen-Dazs last
fall. Police did arrest a suspect this week who had been allegedly working with
a crew of younger men to steal ice cream as well.
dnainfo.com
|
|
|
|
|