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Kendra Pryce, CFI
promoted to Senior Director of Global Investigations for Nike
Since she started at Nike in 2008, Kendra has held a variety of
investigations and loss prevention positions including LP Pacific
North West, Global LP Operations Manager, Global Investigations, Sr.
Global Investigations Manager, and Director of Investigations. She's
also held other loss prevention roles for both Macy's and Target.
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The Longest Foreign Corruption Case
Walmart's $900 Million Compliance Costs - The Biggest in
History
BREAKING: Walmart To Pay $282M To End Government's FCPA
Claims
Walmart Inc. agreed Thursday to pay more than $282 million to settle
allegations by U.S. authorities that it violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices
Act by failing to ensure subsidiaries in Brazil, China, India and Mexico had
adequate anti-corruption programs.
The Justice Department launched its investigation as a series of New York Times
articles described alleged bribes Walmart paid in Mexico to obtain permits to
build stores there. That spurred a wide-reaching investigation of Walmart's
business across the globe, including in Brazil, China and India.
Walmart will pay roughly $144 million to resolve the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission's civil claims and $138 million to resolve criminal charges
brought by the U.S. Department of Justice, according to the SEC.
Walmart has spent about $900 million since 2012 on its own internal
investigation of the bribery allegations and upgraded compliance operations,
according to financial filings.
law360.com
wsj.com
Editor's Note: This case brought about the biggest compliance
effort in history. Probably of any business sector ever globally. Just try
even buying a Walmart executive lunch! It won't happen. Heck I got paranoid just
walking the halls.
In one year alone, right after the first reports came out, Walmart stated in
their next annual report that they spent over $400 million on the compliance
efforts and associated expenses in one year alone. And since then they've
probably become the most vendor sensitive organization there is out there.
It's still our belief that an investigator (whistleblower), sent down on the
initial investigation in Mexico, was the confidential New York Times source. Due
to the fact that in their eyes, nothing was done.
Shortly afterwards the executive who was at the center of this alleged activity
returned to the corporate office and retired shortly afterwards. However this is
just our opinion and does not based on any information.
FaceFirst's CEO,
Peter Trepp to Speak at RetailX
About In-Store Personalization with Face Recognition
How is retail evolving? This is the question on the minds of every retail leader
attending the RetailX Conference this June. The conference (June 25-26) will
focus on exploring the latest retail technology and trends to help retailers
thrive in a rapidly evolving landscape.
 If
you're headed to RetailX this year, be sure to watch FaceFirst CEO Peter
Trepp's presentation: Face Recognition And The Age Of In-Store Personalization.
In his presentation, Peter will discuss how recent innovations have enabled
brands to begin using face recognition for targeted in-store recommendations,
enhanced loyalty programs, frictionless service and more secure payments at
checkout.
The half-hour session will be held in Room S404ABC at 11:00 am on Wednesday
June 26, so if you're curious about how facial recognition is transforming
the in-store experience, be sure to add Peter's presentation to your calendar.
facefirst.com
Visualizing The Supermarket of the Future
by Tony D'Onofrio, Global Retail Influencer
In multiple of my articles, I have been consistent that consumers and store
associates as brand ambassadors plus immersive customer experiences are the
future of retail. Growing up in this industry, it is always exhilarating
observing these success elements in a live environment.
Several weeks ago, I had the pleasure of re-visiting one of my favorite stores
in the world, Dorothy Lane Market (DLM) in the USA state of Ohio. This retail
masterpiece celebrated 70 years of being in business in 2018.
Our quick lunch possibilities visit into one of their locations evolved into an
immersive 2+ hour visualization journey of the future supermarket. This post
summarizes a few of the captured images and the memories they brought back from
previously living in this part of the world.
Shopping at DLM is a Global Experience
DLM shoppers build on the global team spirit by having their pictures taken
at various sites around the world holding a Dorothy Lane Market shopping bag.
Below is the current display of the global images from the store and on the
right is my own personal contribution from several years ago from a winery in
South Africa.
The Aisles are Alive with the Sounds of Positive Experiences
The entrance is a visual invitation to shop till you drop. Lots of fresh choices
in the delicatessen. The bakery invites you to try one of their famous brownies.
I was tempted by the French baguette sandwiches. The fresh produce display was
amazing. But the salad bar was our favorite (and ended up being our delicious
lunch). Too early in the morning, but the wine selection was inviting. Maybe
need to come back for one of those scheduled wine tastings.
Brand
Ambassadors are Everywhere
Positive retail experiences begin with engaged employees. This
book excerpt provides some insights on what it takes to build the
pro-customer and pro-employees DLM culture.
I am now visualizing that as the supermarket of the future,
Dorothy Lane Market will soon deliver from Ohio to South Carolina.
tonydonofrio.com
RetailX, 3 leading retail industry trade shows
combined
Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition (IRCE), GlobalShop and RFID Journal
Live! Retail- takes place in a three-day mega-event from June 25-27, 2019,
at McCormick Place in Chicago.
RetailX exists to help optimize your business in a transforming retail
landscape. In one location, at one event, you get sourcing, education and
connection across the entire spectrum of retail, both physical and digital.
Innovation begins here. Let's build the future of retail together!
retailx.com
Global Cargo Theft Intelligence Report for 2018 Issued
TT Club and BSI have issued the second edition of their report on global
cargo theft, the first to cover a full year. Highlighted findings
include: theft from road vehicles once more accounts for the highest
proportion at 84%; Slash and Grab the largest type of cargo theft at 26%
globally but with significant regional variations; the combination of
food, beverage, alcohol and tobacco making up the most common commodity
group at 34% and South America topping the regional analysis of median
value for each theft at $77,000.
ajot.com
The report, which is available as a
free download, analyses cargo theft by modality, theft type (modus
operandi), commodities targeted and the value of losses across the major regions
of the world.
Click here for full report
 JCI's
Detect360 Active Shooter Response (ASR) system
Detect360 Active Shooter Response combines
reliable gunshot detection with industry-leading notification technology
 With
the rising number of active shooter events in the United States,
Johnson Controls
has released the new Detect360 Active Shooter Response (ASR) system. The system
combines reliable gunshot detection with industry-leading notification
technology to provide an immediate warning when a gunshot is fired within a
building. By providing early notification and precise location of the shooter,
the ASR system gives occupants time to find safety and allows police and
security personnel to mitigate the threat up to 60 percent faster.
securityinfowatch.com
"Our Reputation Depends on You"
Moderating the Internet
Stories From the Deepest Depths of Moderating the Web
 At
Facebook's worst-performing content moderation site in North America, one
contractor has died, and others say they fear for their lives
A Facebook content moderation site in Tampa, FL, operated by a professional
services vendor named Cognizant. The 800 or so workers there face relentless
pressure from their bosses to better enforce the social network's community
standards, which receive near-daily updates that leave its contractor workforce
in a perpetual state of uncertainty. The Tampa site has routinely failed to meet
the 98 percent "accuracy" target set by Facebook. In fact, with a score that has
been hovering around 92, it is Facebook's worst-performing site in North
America.
All Facebook contractors at the Tampa site, must sign a 14-page nondisclosure
agreement.
In February, I wrote about the
secret lives of Facebook contractors in America. Since 2016, when the
company came under heavy criticism for failing to prevent various abuses of its
platform, Facebook has expanded its workforce of people working on safety and
security around the world to 30,000. With 15,000 content moderators.
Three Cognizant workers go on record. - The mental health issues associated with
policing the biggest social media site in the world.
theverge.com
Cracker Barrel refuses to host Tennessee
anti-LGBTQ pastor's event
Cracker Barrel said in a statement posted to social media on Tuesday it will not
permit a gathering planned at its Cleveland, Tennessee, restaurant hosted by a
Knox County deputy and pastor who has come under fire for his anti-LGBTQ
statements and sermons.
Tennessee Democratic Party Chairman Mary Mancini wrote an open letter to the CEO
of Cracker Barrel, which was also posted to Twitter, informing them that Grayson
Fritts and All Scripture Baptist Church were planning a gathering on June 29 at
its Cleveland location called "Small Town Soul Winning."
In the letter, Mancini notes that the event goes against the statement of
inclusion and diversity posted to the restaurant's website. The restaurant
responded saying they have advised Fritts and the church that their event will
not be allowed at Cracker Barrel and neither he nor his group will be permitted
on site. wkrn.com
Glassdoor's Employees' Choice
Top 100 CEOs 2019
Only 10 Retailers & 7 Women
H-E-B CEO #2 in Nation
 In
1971, Butt succeeded his father as company president when the company had 6,000
partners (employees), roughly 120 stores and $221 million in annual sales. Since
he took the helm, the company has grown to operate more than 400 stores in Texas
and Mexico, employ more than 116,000 partners and post annual sales of more than
$26 billion. As the largest privately held employer in Texas, H-E-B granted
company stock in 2015 to more than 63,000 partners, rewarding their hard work,
dedication and loyalty.
#3 - In-N-Out Burger
#4 - T-Mobile
#10 - Best Buy
#42 - Costco Wholesale
#52 - Wegmans Food Markets |
#70 - Chick-fil-A
#81 - Discount Tire
#82 - Cheesecake Factory
#93 - Trader Joe's
theshelbyreport.com
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The Power of - or the Bullet from - First
Impressions
"The President Gets 100 Days to Prove Themselves
You Get Just 90" & You Better Be Going Full Speed
That's how author Michael D. Watkins opens his seminal book on leadership
transitions, The First 90 Days. The three-month period, as he explains,
is a quarter, the time frame used by companies to track performance, and it is
long enough to offer meaningful indicators of how a new manager is doing.
Research shows that success or failure within the first few months of a
new management role is often an accurate predictor of ultimate success,
he adds.
"When leaders derail, their failures can almost always be traced to vicious
cycles that developed in the first few months on the job," Watkins writes.
These vicious cycles frequently begin in a few similar ways. Some new
managers do not realize the impact of their early words and actions, and
are inadvertently sending colleagues the wrong message. Others focus on a new
strategy before earning trust and support from the team. Others expend too
much energy on the wrong projects and neglect the priorities of stakeholders,
Bradt writes.
"The pace of transition has gone up pretty dramatically." Since 2013,
average turnover time at the vice president level decreased from
3.2 years to 2.2 years. "There's a premium on getting up to speed faster,"
he explains.
Break down a new manager's first 90 days into 10 separate directives: Prepare
Yourself; Accelerate Your Learning; Match Strategy to Situation; Negotiate
Success; Secure Early Wins; Achieve Alignment; Build Your Team; Create
Alliances; Manage Yourself; and Accelerate Everyone.
Preparing and Assessing - Owning Day One - Early Wins - Alignments and Allies
- Building Your Ever-Changing Team - The Future
asisonline.org
Senior LP Job Postings Removed from Website
Four Execs of Canadian Payment Processor Charged with
Fraud & Money Laundering
Woman in Maple Grove, MN says Police questioned her and
her friends for 'shopping while black'
Quarterly Results
Kroger Q1 comp's up 1.5%, total sales excluding gas up 2%
Fred's Q1 comp's down 8.5%, sales down 5.2%
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Axis Retail Leadership Forum
Save the Date! August 12-15, 2019
8th annual user forum to be
held at Microsoft HQ in Seattle, WA
Retail is a vast world of endless complexities including asset protection, the
Internet of Things, software analytics, network security and other business
functions. There exists a variety of intelligent solutions you can use to cover
everything from loss prevention and asset protection to traffic counting and
shelf space compliance. But to manage all of this - and more - it's critical you
adopt a solution that works best for your entire team.
Please join us for 2 days of education and open discussion about advances in
intelligent surveillance technology and all that you can do with it! This year
we are lucky enough to bring loss prevention and IT retail leaders together at
Microsoft HQ just outside Seattle.
The focus is on your needs, overcoming your challenges, and preparing you for
the future. Take this valuable opportunity to network, share experiences, and
learn the ins-and-outs of finding the right solution for you!
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Inside the FBI's Fight Against Cybercrime
Heavily outnumbered and outpaced by their targets, small FBI cybersquads have
been quietly notching up
major wins against online criminals operating out of home and abroad.
At least some of the success is the result of efforts to build up partnerships
with private industry and from cooperation with international law enforcement
agencies.
Victories are a long way from chilling cybercrime, which by some accounts has
become even bigger and more organized than even drug trafficking. But the
arrests, the indictments, the seizures, and the takedowns are not going entirely
unnoticed either.
As threats have evolved, so has the FBI's understanding of how best to approach
them. One area where the agency has made a lot of improvement is in scoping
requests for data from service providers when carrying out investigations. "We
have gotten better at getting the right evidence from service providers," Walton
says.
Helping them in a major way is the private industry. Over the past several
years, the FBI has been working with researchers and engineers from within the
security industry to try and understand new and emerging threats and trends. The
informal interactions and relationships have been key to the FBI's ability to
hunt down and dismantle criminal networks on the Internet.
darkreading.com
Facebook's Libra Cryptocurrency Prompts Privacy
Backlash
Ecosystem Questions: US, European Officials Demand Answers
With Facebook now officially preparing to launch its own cryptocurrency, Libra,
in 2020, the social media giant is facing a privacy and security backlash both
in the U.S. and Europe. Lawmakers and regulators are raising concerns about the
offering based on the company's poor history of protecting user data.
Tuesday's announcement includes a number of promises to use the same types of
anti-fraud and verification technologies that banks use, along with
protections for user and data privacy. govinfosecurity.com
Data Breach Causes Liquidation
AMCA Bankruptcy Filing in Wake of Breach Reveals Impact
Court Documents Outline a 'Host of Negative
Consequences'
In a case underscoring the potential financial havoc wreaked by data breaches,
the 42-year-old parent company of American Medical Collection Agency has filed
for bankruptcy just weeks after disclosing a data breach that affected its
largest clients and millions of patients.
The move comes after the March discovery of a major data breach, revealed in
June. The breach not only caused AMCA's largest clients to end their business
relationships with the Elmsford, New York-based debt collection agency, but has
also resulted in "enormous expenses that were beyond the ability of [the
company] to bear." govinfosecurity.com
Regulation readiness: Embracing the privacy
legislation wave ahead
Some organizations are debating whether or not they should adhere to these
data privacy requirements-and those that are still to come-particularly if
they find themselves outside of their respective jurisdictions; perhaps your
business is one of them.
While privacy regulation is currently fragmented, a worldwide governmental
consensus is swiftly building. Organizations like yours should embrace data
rights now with open arms instead of trying to resist the coming wave of data
privacy legislation; this will enable you to leap ahead of competitors, and
allow you to focus on innovation and long term strategy instead of spending all
of your time and energy on avoiding
penalties for non-compliance.
helpnetsecurity.com
Investigation and Response is a Team Sport
Security operations centers (SOCs) are using Security Orchestration, Automation
and Response (SOAR) tools to offload time-intensive and manual tasks that bog
down Tier 1 analysts. This frees them up to transition to Tier 2 and Tier 3
investigation and response activities.
So, what tools do security analysts have to conduct these higher-level tasks?
There can be a huge leap from running Tier 1 tasks to determining the scope of
an attack and the remediation and recovery efforts needed, or proactively
finding threats that have evaded defenses and infiltrated the network. securityweek.com
Marketsmith Inc. Introduces Merchandise
Intelligence
Marketing Intelligence is an AI-powered platform that delivers a detailed,
comprehensive view of product lines to support critical business decision
making. It delivers quick, actionable insight on product margins, trending and
performance at both the category and SKU levels and gives retailers insight into
areas of challenge through an easy-to-use scorecard that provides broad
organizational visibility.
Retail clients have a true view on profitability that factors in margins,
returns, order cancellations and other crucial metrics to help them make
informed decisions to drive bottom-line performance.
prnewswire.com
New Food Service Industry SaaS Platform
Improves Food Safety & Regulatory Compliance
OpSense, a real-time continuous monitoring SaaS platform, today announced a
technology partnership with Machfu, an industrial Internet of Things innovator,
to provide an application and connectivity solution that simplifies IoT
implementations. OpSense and Machfu collaborated to provide a solution to
improve food safety, manage regulatory compliance, and reduce labor costs.
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Nedap leads the way in global
standardisation
as GIT Security Award finalist
Nedap's Global Client Programme is in the
final of this year's GIT Security Awards and was showcased using augmented
reality at IFSEC 2019 (18-20 June, London). A project rollout system managed by
Nedap, the Global Client Programme is a cost-effective, efficient framework for
standardising security across all your buildings.
Experts choose Global Client Programme
A jury featuring industry association representatives, integrators and users put
the Global Client Programme forward for GIT's Safety & Security Management,
Services & Solutions award. Readers and users get the final say, though, and can
vote at
www.security-award.com until 23 August 2019.
Proven use by multinationals
Large, renowned companies are using the Global Client Programme to easily
implement, maintain and update AEOS (the access control system by Nedap) across
multiple international sites. It takes the stress of unifying global security
away, with Nedap taking care of project management and local coordination
centrally, supported by local installation and service partners.
It also gives the flexibility to scale and future-proof your access control, and
ensures your system is locally compliant, secure by design and cyber secure in
every location.
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Suprema
integrates biometrics tech with Nedap AEOS access control, heads to IFSEC
Suprema has integrated its latest BioStar 2 solution into Nedap's access control
system, AEOS, enabling organizations to use Suprema's fingerprint recognition
technology in combination with AEOS. The biometrics and ID solutions provider
achieved this integration by using Nedap's Bio-API, which was developed
specifically to let biometric manufacturers integrate their solutions into AEOS.
"There's a growing global demand for smarter, more secure ways of identifying
people," explains Ruben Brinkman, alliance manager at Nedap. "Biometric
technology is pushing the limits in this arena, consolidating increased security
with unparalleled convenience. We're fully embracing these developments and view
the Biostar integration as a valuable extension to our proposition. We're very
excited to welcome Suprema to our ecosystem of technology partners and are
looking forward to future developments."
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Network surveillance technologies continue to revolutionize the way retail
professionals work with not just loss prevention, but also with store
optimization, operational efficiencies, and enhancements to the overall customer
experience.
John Bartolac of Axis Communications, the global leader in network video,
tells us how retailers can utilize the network infrastructure to bring together
their video surveillance, physical access control, audio systems, and now,
analytics to develop creative solutions that go beyond security, helping to grow
the business and improve customer experience.
John Bartolac
- Axis Communications - Quick Take 2
John Bartolac shares what's new with Axis Communications, how they're
reacting to the rapidly changing market, and what excites them about facial
recognition and artificial intelligence. And then Gus Downing pops in for a
hilarious lighting round of "hot seat" questions with Amber and Joe. Jason
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Eatstreet discloses security breach
Hacker steals online and mobile food ordering service's customer information
Eatstreet, an online and
mobile food ordering service, has disclosed a security breach that took place in
May 2019.
During the breach, Gnosticplayers, a hacker who previously breached many other
online services, stole the company's database, complete with customer and
partner details. According to EatStreet, the hacker breached its computer
network on May 3, 2019 and proceeded to access and download information from its
database, until May 17, 2019 when the company said it detected the intrusion and
promptly terminated the hacker's access.
The hacker stole information on customers who used the EatStreet online or
mobile service to order food from local restaurants to their homes. Moreover,
the hacker also got hold of information on restaurants participating in
EatStreet's network, along with info on the third-party delivery services that
the company had partnered with to deliver the food from restaurants to
customers' homes.
Accessed information included names, phone numbers, email addresses, bank
accounts, and routing numbers for restaurants and delivery services.
thepaypers.com
6 highly effective ways to reduce ecommerce cart
abandonment
According to
research from Baymard Institute, the average online shopping cart
abandonment rate is 69.57 percent. In other words, less than a third of people
who get to the checkout stage on an ecommerce website will complete their order.
In many cases, consumers put items into a shopping cart to see the total cost or
with the intent of coming back later to complete the purchase. Still, some back
out of a transaction for reasons that retailers can address.
By implementing the following six ideas, you can significantly reduce ecommerce
cart abandonment:
1. Eliminate or Minimize Extra Costs, and be Upfront About Them
2. Reduce The Number of Checkout Form Fields
3. Make Use of Recognized, Secure Trust Seals and Trust Marks
4. Work on Your Website Speed and Functionality
5. Have a Clear Return Policy
6. Have a Cart Abandonment Follow-Up Email System
digitalcommerce360.com
Alibaba, JD.com To Offer Consumer Shopping Data To
Retailers
GameStop shutting down its online ThinkGeek site
Report: Amazon aims for increased e-sports presence
SheerID can instantly verify student IDs for ecommerce
discounts in 191 countries
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Volusia County, FL: Counterfeiting ring:
"Operation Wild Bills"
6 more arrested in ongoing investigation tied to fake cash,
shoplifting and return fraud
The head of a counterfeiting organization busted in July recruited people hooked
on drugs to pass around the fake money, shoplift and return merchandise bought
with false currency, investigators said. Even the Southworth brand of paper used
to make the imitation money was stolen from Walmart, Volusia County sheriff's
detectives said. Frederick Paqua, 55, paid the people with heroin,
methamphetamine, pills and very little money, sheriff's investigators said.
In telling investigators how he started and grew his counterfeiting operation,
Paqua, who goes by "New York" or "Money Man," laughed when he said the people he
got to help him were aware of his criminal activities, an investigative report
states. "They're drug addicts, but they knew what they were doing," a laughing Paqua told investigators, according to the report.
 Investigators
said Paqua and his group produced more than $100,000 in counterfeit money from
March to July 2018. Volusia County Sheriff's Office detectives started looking
into the group in April 2018 after getting multiple reports from businesses that
people were passing fake money in $10, $50 and $100 bills. The reports were made
at coffee shops like Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks, gas stations and at big chain
stores like Home Depot, Walmart and Lowe's in Orange City, DeLand and at other
businesses in the Sheriff's Office's jurisdiction, reports state. On Tuesday,
Volusia deputies made six additional arrests in connection with Paqua's
racketeering and counterfeit operation dismantled last July. These six arrests
are in addition to arrests made on July 18, 2018.
news-journalonline.com
Geneva, IL: Altered credit cards leads to 5
felonies
Woman trying to steal $13k in merchandise at Ulta
 A
New York woman was charged with five felony counts of possessing an altered a
credit card after attempting to buy more than $13,000 worth of goods at a Geneva
store. Kaylana S. Giwa, 24, of Brooklyn, NY, was charged June 7 with knowingly
possessing an altered credit card with the intent to defraud. Giwa and another
shopper at Ulta Cosmetics, in Geneva, selected expensive perfumes, asked for
more from the stock room and requested two $500 Dyson hair dryers.
While Giwa shopped, Ulta contacted its loss prevention department, which
believed her behavior was similar to other fraudulent activities experienced at
other store locations in the Chicago area. Loss prevention provided a bulletin
with photographs of the shoppers, compared them to Giwa and her companion, and
confirmed they were the same people, the report stated.
kcchronicle.com
Fergus Falls, MN: 5 arrested in for suspected
theft of nearly $5K worth
of headphones and iPods
One adult and four juveniles were arrested after they were caught trying to
break into a Walmart phone display case and found with almost $5,000 in stolen
goods, according to documents filed in Otter Tail County District Court.
inforum.com
Update: Denver, CO: Ex-employee accused of stealing
$49,000 in comics from Mile High Comics
Salem, NH: Apple Computers reports theft of approximately
$1,500 worth of merchandise
Pembroke Pines, FL: Women Steal $1,000 Worth Of
Merchandise From Walgreen's
Westminster, WV: Couple charged with felony Tire Theft
from Goodyear; over 50 tires
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Chicago, IL: Man in custody in deadly shooting of woman at
Northwest Side Walgreens
A man is in custody in the deadly shooting of a woman at a northwest side
Walgreens. Sircie Varnado, 46, was shot in the face last week at the Walgreens
in the 4800 block of West Fullerton in the city's Belmont Cragin neighborhood.
According to Chicago police, the store manager confronted the woman after
spotting her shoplifting. He called a former security guard who reportedly
falsely identified himself as a Chicago police officer. The man shot Varnado and
took the shell casing with him. Officials said the man turned himself into
police Wednesday.
wgntv.com
San Bernardino, CA: Woman arrested in fatal
Stater Bros. shooting
 A
woman has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting of a man at a San
Bernardino Stater Bros. supermarket. At about 3 p.m. Wednesday, detectives
conducted search warrants at homes in Redlands and San Bernardino. A woman
identified as 29-year-old Alisha Turner was arrested and charged with PC
32-accessory for the shooting at the Stater Bros. store. The shooting happened
June 10 in the 400 block of East Baseline Street. Multiple people were seen
running away from the scene. San Bernardino police said a man, 23-year-old
Reginald Williams Jr., was pronounced dead. Detectives are still looking for
more suspects and are requesting any information from the public.
abc7.com
Portland, OR: Detectives seek person of interest linked to
Rock Creek C-Store shooting
Robberies, Incidents & Thefts
San Joaquin Valley, CA: Nearly 100 Members of
California prison, street gangs arrested in mass bust
 Local,
state and federal law enforcement officials on Wednesday announced the arrests
of 96 members and associates of the prison gang Nuestra Familia as part of
widespread crackdown on gang activity in Kings and Tulare counties. The arrests
capped a six month-long investigation to dismantle the criminal organization and
one of its key allies, the Norteno street gang. Along with the arrests, law
enforcement officers seized 11 pounds of methamphetamine and 74 firearms. Dubbed
"Operation Red Reaper," the sweep was carried out Tuesday with dozens of
officers serving search and arrest warrants in multiple cities across the
central San Joaquin Valley. The suspects face a slew of charges including
murder, robbery, drug trafficking, drug manufacturing, possession of illegal
weapons and extortion. Among those arrested were several top leaders of Nuestra
Familia, who officials said were running the operation from Pleasant Valley
State Prison in Coalinga.
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Arlington, TX: Stolen Guns
Confiscated,
5 People Arrested After Armed Robbery At Pawn Shop
Five people are in custody and stolen guns and jewelry were
confiscated by Arlington Police after an armed robbery at a pawn
shop Wednesday morning. Police said around 9:00 a.m. Wednesday,
multiple suspects walked into the pawn shop in the 2300 block of N.
Collins and stole several firearms and jewelry. As the suspects were
getting away, an employee shot at the suspects with at least one
suspect returning fire. No one was injured.
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Nashville, TN: Man holds up Popeyes restaurant, says "just
trying to get enough money for an apartment"
Credit Card Fraud
Fort Myers, FL: Suspect wanted in $10,000 Credit Card
Fraud
Nashville, TN: Restaurant employee takes photos of
customer credit cards, buys an $800 Roomba
Sentencings
Lexington County, SC: Man sentenced to 25 year for string
of Armed Robberies; targeted C-Stores, Dollar General, McDonald' and Waffle
House
Orlando Robbery Crew Member Gets 26 Yrs Federal Prison for
$98K - 3 Walmart Robberies
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C-Store - Portland, OR - Armed Robbery/Shots fired
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C-Store - Phoenix, AZ - Robbery/ Assault
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C-Store - Daytona Beach, FL - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Coopertown, TN - Robbery
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Gas Station - Daytona Beach, FL - Armed Robbery
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Gas Station - San Jose, CA - Armed Robbery/Shots fired
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Gift Shop - Indianapolis, IN - Armed Robbery
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Liquor store - Providence, RI - Armed Robbery
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Pawn store - Columbia, SC - Burglary
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Pharmacy - Smithtown, NY - Robbery
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Restaurant - Nashville, TN - Armed Robbery (Popeyes)
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Restaurant - Shreveport, LA - Burglary
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Restaurant - Nashville, TN - Armed Robbery
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Restaurant - Lower Merion Township, PA - Armed Robbery
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Restaurant - Main Line, PA - Armed Robbery
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Walmart - Hamden, CT - Robbery
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Walmart - Franklin County, KY - Robbery/ Assault
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West Marine - Corpus Christi, TX - Burglary
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7-Eleven - Largo, FL - Armed Robbery
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7-Eleven - Flower Mound, TX - Armed Robbery
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3 burglaries
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0 shootings
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