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SAFR Launches SAFR Guard – A Game Changing AI-based Solution to Prevent
Retail Crime and Improve the Shopping Experience
AI-driven edge solution stops
threats in real time, empowering retailers to prevent crime, protect
employees, and enhance customer experience.
 Seattle,
WA (April 22, 2025) – SAFR, a global leader in AI-powered security
solutions, today announced the launch of SAFR® Guard, a powerful
new product purpose-built for the Retail Loss Prevention and Asset
Protection market. Designed to prevent shoplifting and retail crime
before it happens, SAFR Guard makes shopping better and safer for both
customers and employees. SAFR Guard delivers unmatched accuracy, speed,
and simplicity while also respecting consumer privacy.
SAFR Guard brings powerful AI-based facial matching technology to the
edge—no bulky servers, no processing delays, no footprint – just
real-time alerts from the moment a known security concern walks through
the door. Built on SAFR’s proven AI computer vision platform, it’s a
highly accurate, turnkey solution that can be rapidly deployed, scaling
effortlessly from a single location to an entire national chain.
Read more here
The U.S. Crime Surge
The Retail Impact
ORC Prosecution Referrals Surge CA
Gov. Newsom announces 14,000 prosecution case referrals following
investment in retail crime prevention
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday announced 14,133 referrals for
prosecution in the first year of the state’s organized retail theft and
vertical prosecution grants.
Proposed by Newsom and distributed by the Board of State and Community
Corrections from October 2023 to December 2024, the grant funding of
$267 million to 55 communities has enabled cities and counties to hire
more police and secure more felony charges against suspects,
according to the governor's office.
According to program participants, of the 14,133 case referrals
for prosecution:
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10,932 were for organized retail theft
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3,161 were for motor vehicle theft
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40 were for cargo theft
Of the 1,150 people convicted of theft-related property crimes, 373
of those related to organized retail theft. Of those organized
retail theft convictions, 88% were felonies.
The organized retail theft grant program is made up of two separate,
competitive three-year grants: prevention and vertical prosecution.
The prevention grant provided 38 law enforcement agencies with more than
$242 million in funding for purchasing new equipment, launching enhanced
enforcement operations, hiring new staff and establishing partnerships
with the retail community.
Vertical prosecution refers to a model that allows a prosecutor to
focus on a case from beginning to end.
Newsom recently announced that the state's Organized Retail Crime Task
Force has been involved in more than 3,700 investigations, leading to
the arrest of approximately 4,200 suspects and the recovery of over 1.3
million stolen goods valued at more than $56 million.
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Read the governor's press release
here
How Ohio is Fighting ORC & Other Crime
Ohio's FORCE Act takes aim at mail thieves with stricter penalties
Ohio's new FORCE Act targets mail theft, escalating penalties to
deter porch pirates, while also aiding businesses hit by organized
retail crime.
Lawmakers passed the Fight Organized Retail
Crime and Empower Law Enforcement Act, also known as the "Force Act,"
which creates the crime of theft of mail. It is generally a
fifth-degree felony, but can escalate as high as a first-degree felony
depending on the value of the mail stolen and other specified
circumstances, according to the bill analysis.
The FORCE Act also provides resources for a statewide real-time
information sharing platform so law enforcement can communicate and
take steps to be proactive or connect crimes together.
The FORCE Act was introduced in the Ohio House by State Rep. Haraz
Ghanbari (R-Perrysburg). It was signed into law by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine
earlier this year and officially went into effect on April 9.
"It will be a deterrent if the courts actually
enforce this action,” Whitehall Deputy Chief Dan Kelso said.
The law not only helps residents from getting their mail or packages
stolen, but also businesses.
The Ohio Council of Retail Merchants estimates that organized retail
theft costs businesses in the state $2 billion to $3 billion annually.
The crime typically involves groups stealing large amounts of
merchandise from multiple stores and selling the items for profit.
To offset the losses, some retailers have little choice but to raise
prices.
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Barricading the Butcher Aisle?!
Walmart shoppers stunned to discover elaborate new anti-theft measure on
meats: ‘It’s come to this’
Is this a mis-steak? A dismayed Walmart shopper has gone viral after
sharing a video online depicting the store’s butcher aisle barricaded by
tiny wire cages. Viewers of the video with over 1.9 million views have
expressed their shock to learn the extreme lengths the grocery store
goes through to protect their products.
But this isn’t a new tactic. The clip is similar to one that went viral
back in 2022 — showing how long the store has clamped down on
security.
Major retailers across the country began testing new measures, such as
locked display cases and electronic tags, to combat rising
shoplifting rates in recent years, with mostly negative reviews from
both shoppers and top executives.
In 2022, stores in NYC locked even cheap meat like Spam in anti-theft
cases. The top executive at Walgreens lamented the loss of sales
from putting items like toothpaste behind lock and key to crack down on
rampant shoplifting that has plagued pharmacy chains around the country.
“When you lock things up…you don’t sell as many of them. We’ve
kind of proven that pretty conclusively,” Tim Wentworth, CEO of
Walgreens Boots Alliance, told investors during an earnings call.
yahoo.com
Oklahoma Pushes ORC Bill Forward
Bill targeting organized retail crimes moves through Oklahoma
legislation
A bill that aims to designate “organized retail crime” as a formal
charge is advancing through the legislature. The bill’s author says
he wanted to combat what he called the threat posed by organized theft
rings toward Oklahoma’s retailers and economy.
The measure expands the definition of “pattern of criminal offenses”
within state law to include circumstances where individuals commit the
same crime across multiple municipalities.
In addition, it would extend the work of the Organized Retail Crime
Task Force through the first of June next year staffing for the task
force would be provided by the Office of the Attorney General.
The bill will be discussed by the full Senate.
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Baltimore City crime: View tables, maps of citywide, neighborhood data
Sonoma Police report shows decrease in calls for service
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Target's Foot Traffic Woes Continue
Amid DEI Backlash
Target foot traffic down for 11th straight week after caving on DEI
Costco, which defied calls to end
DEI, notches 16th straight week of foot-traffic gains.
 This
one goes to 11. Target suffered its 11th week of foot-traffic
declines, a slump that began the week after the retailer announced
it was rolling back its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) program
in January.
For the week that began April 7, foot traffic at Target stores
dropped 4.7% YoY, according to Placer.ai. Costco, which unlike
Target defied calls from the Trump administration for private companies
to abandon their DEI efforts, notched its 16th straight week of foot
traffic increases.
Target, which in recent years had championed racial justice and social
justice, has seen an outsized amount of backlash after scrapping DEI,
being pilloried on its social media feeds and the subject of a 40-plus
day boycott spearheaded by Black clergy that ended on Easter. Indeed,
for that same second week in April, fellow DEI capitulators Walmart and
McDonald's both saw foot-traffic increases, up 2.7% and 4.5%
respectively.
Also just in is traffic data for the full month of February, with
Target down 6.5% YoY for the month and Costco—beginning to see a pattern
here?—up 7.5%. Patterns or not, though, we’ve embroidered this on
our throw pillows, and you should, too: Correlation is not causation.
retailbrew.com
Tariffs: The Retail Impact
Could tariffs sink Nordstrom’s go-private deal?
The risk is small, but not zero, and
could grow if the fallout from new trade policies worsens, according to
William Blair analysts.
Tariffs, already a challenge to the retail sector and U.S. economy more
broadly, could scuttle plans to take Nordstrom private and return a
majority stake to the founding family, according to research Tuesday
from William Blair analysts Dylan Carden and Anna Linscott.
This outcome at Nordstrom isn’t likely at the moment, but the risk is
more than zero and could grow as long as tariffs linger, the analysts
said. The speculation reflects the far-reaching and perhaps unintended
consequences of a trade policy whose signature has been uncertainty, if
not chaos.
“It is worth stating up front that while the potential downside for
shares under a no-deal scenario is compelling, we give small odds to
a broken deal here within a month of closing,” Carden wrote.
Widespread Opposition to Tariffs
Survey: 50% of Americans, 87% of Canadians oppose tariffs
Consumers in the United States and Canada alike are opposed to
tariffs, with many believing they will damage the economy in the
near and distant future.
New survey data from NeilsenIQ reveals that 50% of Americans are
opposed to tariffs on imported goods, while 27% are in favor and 23%
are unsure. North of the border, the overwhelming majority of
Canadians (87%) say they are not in favor of tariffs, with 8% unsure
and only 4% supporting them.
The majority of consumers in the two counties believe the
implementation of tariffs will have a negative effect on their
respective economies. Six-in-10 (61%) American consumers said they
think tariffs will hurt the economy for the rest of the year, and 56%
believe the negative impact will be longer lasting, hurting the economy
over the next three years. In Canada, 86% of consumers believe the
negative impact will be immediate, and 79% think it will impact the
economy for the next three years to come.
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Walmart leads annual ranking of top 50 global retailers
Walmart retained its No. 1 spot in the National Retail
Federation’s “2025 Top 50 Global Retailers” report, which was conducted
by Kantar and ranks the leading international retailers based on their
revenue throughout 2024. Walmart retained its top spot in large part for
significant commitments to a new online marketplace and fulfillment
model, noted the NRF. Amazon took the No. 2 spot, with Schwarz
Group, Aldi and Costco Wholesale Corp. rounding out the top five.
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33% Increase in Internet Crime Losses
FBI Releases Annual Internet Crime Report
The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Internet Crime Complaint Center
(IC3) has released its latest annual report. The 2024 Internet Crime
Report combines information from 859,532 complaints of suspected
internet crime and details reported losses
exceeding $16 billion—a 33% increase in losses from 2023.
 The
top three cyber crimes, by number of complaints reported by victims in
2024, were phishing/spoofing, extortion, and personal data breaches.
Victims of investment fraud, specifically those involving
cryptocurrency, reported the most losses—totaling over $6.5 billion.
According to the 2024 report, the most complaints were received from
California, Texas, and Florida. As a group, people over the age of
60 suffered the most losses at nearly $5 billion and submitted the
greatest number of complaints.
“Reporting is one of the first and most important steps in fighting
crime so law enforcement can use this information to combat a
variety of frauds and scams,” said FBI Director, Kash Patel. “The IC3,
which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, is only as
successful as the reports it receives; that’s why it’s imperative that
the public immediately report suspected cyber-enabled criminal activity
to the FBI.”
To promote public awareness, the IC3 produces an annual report to
aggregate and highlight the data provided by the general public. The
quality of the data is a direct reflection of the information the public
provides through the IC3 website. The IC3 standardizes the data by
categorizing each complaint and analyzes the data to identify and
forecast trends in internet crime. The annual report helps the FBI
develop effective relationships with industry partners and share
information for investigative and intelligence purposes for law
enforcement and public awareness.
The FBI recommends that everyone frequently review consumer and industry
alerts published by the IC3. If you or your business are a victim of an
internet crime, immediately notify all financial institutions involved
in the relevant transactions, submit a complaint to www.ic3.gov, contact
your nearest FBI field office, and contact local law enforcement.
fbi.gov
Credential Theft Rising
Financial gain still drives majority of cyber threat activity
Stolen credentials are becoming a more prevalent form of initial
access, a report from Mandiant shows.
Threat actors motivated by financial gain continue to rise in
prominence, representing 55% of all cyber actors during 2024,
according to a report by Mandiant. The figures show a steady increase
from 52% in 2023 and 48% in 2022.
Exploits remained the most common initial access vector for the fifth
consecutive year, representing 33% of exploits overall, according to the
Mandiant M-Trends 2025 report. However, stolen
credentials become the second most common initial access point for the
first time, indicating a rising trend.
Cyber threat groups are increasingly targeting unsecured data
repositories as poor security hygiene continues to leave organizations
at risk.
The rise in credential theft was among the most surprising
developments in the report, as underground criminals have become
increasingly focused on harvesting and abusing user credentials.
Mandiant researchers said that infostealers have been a concern for many
years and there has recently been a resurgence in the use of such tools.
cybersecuritydive.com
Despite AI, Cybersecurity Status Quo
is 'Unchanged'
AI impact on data breach outcomes remains ‘limited’: Verizon
While AI-generated text in malicious emails has doubled, the rate
of successful phishing breaches is stable.
Despite fears, the recent waves of AI uptake have yet to require a
cybersecurity overhaul, according to Verizon’s 18th edition of its
Data Breach Investigations Report published Wednesday.
AI-generated text in malicious emails has doubled in the past year,
but the rate of successful phishing breaches stayed stable, the report
found after analyzing more than 22,000 security incidents.
“While we’ve observed gradual adoption of these technologies, their
impact on breach outcomes remains limited,” Chris Novak, VP of Verizon
Global Cybersecurity Solutions, said in an email. “We are actively
tracking AI developments but, currently, no breakthroughs necessitate
major shifts in defensive strategies.”
Cybersecurity risks are a
top concern for business leaders globally, especially as ongoing
AI additions
expand the attack surface and make techniques like phishing more
accessible for novice bad actors.
For now, however, the cybersecurity status quo remains relatively
unchanged, but that could shift.
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Online Price Hikes Coming?
Shein, Temu to raise prices starting April 25
Two popular e-commerce platforms that deal largely in inexpensive
imported Chinese goods to U.S. consumers are hiking their prices due
to tariffs.
Shein and Temu have both advised their customers via website notices
that they will be raising their prices starting on April 25. The
increases come as President Trump has increased tariffs on Chinese
imported goods to 125%, on top of other increases. Also, starting on May
2, the Trump Administration is poised to end a customs loophole (the de
minimis exemption) that allows goods worth less than $800 to come into
the U.S. duty-free.
In a letter to customers posted on its website, Shein said that its
operating expenses have gone up “due to recent changes in global
trade rules and tariffs.”
“To keep offering the products you love without compromising on quality,
we will be making price adjustments starting April 25, 2025,” the
company continued. “Until April 25, prices will stay the same, so you
can shop now at today’s rates. We stand ready to make sure your orders
arrive smoothly during this time.”
Temu sounded a nearly identical note in its online message to
customers. Both companies said they were doing everything they could to
keep prices low — and neither revealed the amount of the increases.
chainstoreage.com
Amazon's Social Media Ambitions
Why Is Amazon Sniffing Around TikTok?
Amazon has reportedly landed among the suitors to acquire TikTok
in a move that could give it instant access to the video-sharing app’s
170 million U.S. user base and influence with younger consumers.
News of the bid, first reported by The New York Times, came just before
TikTok-owner ByteDance faced an April 5 deadline to sell the social
media platform or face a shutdown in the U.S. On April 4, the Trump
administration for the second time extended the deadline another 75
days.
Legislators in both parties have expressed national security concerns
over the app’s Chinese ownership.
Amazon’s bid came via a letter addressed to Vice President JD Vance and
Howard Lutnick, the commerce secretary, but sources told the Wall Street
Journal that the bid isn’t “likely to progress.”
Still, Amazon has long had ambitions to build more of a social media
presence, acquiring the Goodreads book-review site in 2013 and the
Twitch gamers platform in 2014. In 2019, a QVC-like Amazon Live
livestreaming platform was introduced to a dedicated portion of the
Amazon.com website.
In late 2022, Amazon added Inspire, a short-form video and photo feed
like TikTok, onto its app, but the retailer removed it in February of
this year. TechCrunch speculated that Inspire’s failure was because its
compensation was too low to entice influencers to contribute the content
required to drive traffic.
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Los Angeles, CA: Nearly $4M in stolen goods recovered in major LAPD
cargo theft bust; 2 arrests made
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$4 million in stolen goods was recovered in a major cargo theft bust in
Los Angeles, police said. The LAPD said its Commercial Crimes Division -
Cargo Theft Unit arrested two South American theft group members
allegedly involved in the theft, movement and sale of stolen cargo the
L.A. area. Oscar David Borrero-Manchola, 41, and Yonaiker Rafael
Martinez-Ramos, 25, were taken into custody Tuesday after various search
warrants at storage unit facilities in the San Fernando Valley in
California, according to police. Detectives said they recovered over
$1.2 million worth of stolen tequila, speakers, coffee, clothing, shoes,
body wash and pet food. Authorities also found a stolen shipment of
bitcoin mining computers worth $2.7 million at LAX as a shipment was
about to be loaded onto a plane to Hong Kong.
abc7chicago.com
Perris, CA: 4 RivCo Shoplifters Caught With Stolen Goods Amid Retail
Theft Opps
Four alleged shoplifters are behind bars after a Tuesday Burglary
Robbery suppression operation, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department
shared. This week, officers focused on a retail shopping center located
in the 3100 block of Case Road in Perris, according to the department.
Within that retail outlet are Perris' high-traffic stores, including
Home Depot, WinCo Foods, Buddiez Smoke and Vape, and others.
patch.com
Houston, TX: 7 teen suspects wanted in north Houston smoke shop robbery;
threw fire extinguisher at employee
Berry Hill, TN: Man arrested after $1,200 worth of products stolen from
Berry Hill vape shop
UK: London, England: South London streets where 100-strong police raided
shops 'selling stolen goods at discount prices'
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Shootings & Deaths
Greenwood, IN: Appeals court considers Simon Property Group motion to drop
lawsuit over Greenwood Park Mall shooting
The Indiana Court of Appeals is considering whether to drop a lawsuit against
Simon Property Group over a 2022 mall shooting. A family claims Simon was
negligent ahead of the shooting at the Greenwood Park Mall that wounded their
daughter. The family filed the lawsuits against Simon and Universal Protection
Services on Jan. 2, 2024. Kaya Stewart was shot multiple times in the
shooting on July 17, 2022. The shooter also targeted her younger sister, but
missed. Three people, 56-year-old Pedro Pineda, his wife 37-year-old Rosa Mirian
Rivera de Pineda and 30-year-old Victor Gomez were killed in the shooting. The
Stewart family's attorney alleges Simon Property Group and its security company
should have known the risk of active shooters and had better security. "I think
if an assault rifle comes into a mall, that's an immediate basis to say, 'OK,
we've got something.' To, at the very least, call the police," said attorney
Gabriel Hawkins. Simon filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, saying shootings
are not foreseeable and are not "normally to be expected." "Indiana is an open
carry state when it comes to firearms. So tweak the facts just a little bit — if
somebody comes onto the property with firearms in full view, at that point they
have not broken the law," said Simon attorney Michael Limrick. The judge then
asked why malls hire security. "They are there to observe, and if something
is array, then report. That's essentially the function of a security officer at
a mall," Limrick said. "These are not folks who are can intervene in an armed
event and do anything about it to stop it."
wthr.com
Rock Hill, SC: 17-year-old faces murder after Chester boy, 16, dies in QT store
shooting
A Rock Hill teen is charged with murder in the shooting death of a 16-year-old
boy at a QT convenience store Tuesday night, police said. Police arrested
Carnell Mike, 17, on charges of murder, possession of a weapon during a violent
crime, and possession of a weapon by a person under age 18, the Rock Hill Police
Department said in a statement. Mike is charged as an adult, officials said.
heraldonline.com
East Point, GA: $10K reward offered in fatal Christmas Eve shooting at East
Point Family Dollar
Officials are offering a $10,000 reward for information about a suspect accused
in a fatal Christmas Eve shooting outside a discount store in East Point. Justin
Hodges, who stands 6-feet-7, is wanted on charges of murder and aggravated
assault in connection with the death of 36-year-old Scott Melton, officials
said. The reward was announced Wednesday by the East Point police department and
is for information leading to an arrest and indictment.
ajc.com
Los Angeles, County, CA: Shooter gets 23 years for attempted murder at the mall
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge sentenced the man convicted of
attempted murder in the Halloween 2022 shooting at the Valencia mall to a total
of 23 years to life in prison, the L.A. County District Attorney’s Office
confirmed Monday. The prosecutor in the case, Shareen Nizami, was not
immediately available for comment in response to the sentence. Judge David
Walgren attached the high term as well as special allegations to the sentence
for Isaac Clark, 26, a Lancaster man who claimed self-defense and that the
victim was affiliated with gang activity. His first trial ended in a hung jury
last year. A San Fernando jury convicted Clark in December after a second trial
that began two years after the shooting. Walgren sentenced Clark to seven
years to life for the attempted murder charge, plus a pair of special
enhancements under state law — high-term enhancement of 10 years because a gun
was used in the commission of his crime and an additional three years because he
inflicted great bodily injury, for a total of 20 years.
signalscv.com
San Antonio, TX: Shooting near shopping center leaves one hospitalized, police
investigating
At least one person has been wounded in a shooting near a shopping center on the
southwest side. Just before 5:40 p.m. on Wednesday, first responders were called
to the scene near the corner of Nogalitos Street and Gladsone on the southwest
side for a reported shooting. When crews arrived, they found one person with a
gunshot wound to the stomach. They were rushed to the hospital in critical
condition.
news4sanantonio.com
Winnipeg, MB Canada: Teen boy faces charges after handgun fired in busy CF Polo
Park Mall
A 15-year-old boy was arrested Tuesday afternoon at one of Winnipeg's busiest
shopping malls after he allegedly pulled out a handgun and fired it. Winnipeg
police went to Polo Park on Tuesday shortly before 3 p.m. after being called
about several young men showing a handgun in a public area. Mall security said
the firearm had also been discharged, police said in a news release on
Wednesday. Security kept tabs on the boys until police arrived at the food
court, where two arrests were made and an airsoft pistol was seized. No injuries
were reported.
cbc.ca
Grand Rapids, MI: Man headed to prison (min 42 months) for fatal shooting
prompted by liquor store parking lot fight
Hazelwood, MO: 1 hospitalized in convenience store parking lot shooting
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C-Store – Crockett, TX
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C-Store – Henderson,
KY – Robbery
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C-Store – Stockton, CA
– Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Los Angeles,
CA – Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Baldwin
Park, CA – Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Pasadena, CA
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C-Store – Pottsville,
PA – Robbery
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Dollar – San Antonio,
TX – Robbery
• Jewelry - Anchorage AK – Robbery
• Jewelry - Arcadia, CA – Burglary
• Jewelry – Durham, NC – Robbery
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Restaurant – Austin,
TX – Armed Robbery
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Restaurant – Toledo,
OH – Armed Robbery
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Target – Madison, CT –
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