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Alycia Taylor, CFI named Director of Asset
Protection for Advance Auto Parts
Previously, Alycia was the Senior Manager of Field Asset Protection for
Abercrombie & Fitch for over 10 years. She also held various loss prevention and
safety roles including Lead LP Specialist for Lowe's, Safety and Security Agent
for IKEA Group, and Manager of Loss Prevention for Macy's. Alycia earned her
Bachelors of Applied Science in Criminal Justice from York College of
Pennsylvania and her MBA from University of Maryland University College.
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Sensormatic Solutions provides retailers a one-stop destination for EAS
technology with addition of RF-based solutions
 Johnson
Controls today announced that Sensormatic Solutions, its leading global
retail solutions portfolio, unveiled a new line of Sensormatic Essentials Radio
Frequency-based (RF) anti-theft solutions. Building on the strength of its
pioneering Acousto-Magnetic (AM) electronic article surveillance (EAS)
technology and RFID-based EAS and LP offerings,
the company now provides retailers a one-stop destination to meet all their loss
prevention needs - regardless of technology choice and store format.
A trusted name in groundbreaking retail technology for over 50 years,
Sensormatic Solutions is accelerating growth by expanding market opportunities
with RF, which represents over 30 percent of the total $1.2+ billion EAS market.
sensormatic.com
Montreal Multi-Brand Luxury Men's Retailer Closes Amid Death Threat
Store Owner with Alleged Ties to the Mafia 'Flees for His Life'
 The three-level
Giorgio Gruppo Roma
store at 1440 Peel Street in Montreal has
shuttered as its owner, Tony Elian, flees for his life. That's
according to a
French language report over the weekend in TVA Nouvelles, which says that it has
sources who say that Montreal police have informed Mr. Elian to go into hiding
because his life is in danger, with
threats said to be linked to his many debts
to creditors.
The threats to Mr. Elian's life follow other serious incidents. In the spring of
2017,
his car was firebombed
and in March of 2018,
he was shot with a shotgun in
his Peel Street store. The TVA Nouvelles report notes that last week, a moving
truck was parked in front of the shuttered Giorgio Gruppo Roma store.
 Debts have plagued Mr. Elian's business dealings since at least 2015. TVA
Nouvelles reports that there's a long list of subcontractors claiming to be
unpaid for work done on a condominium building in nearby Westmount that was
developed by Mr. Elian's company Cesare Immobilier. Between 2009 and 2014, Mr.
Elian was involved in a $1.1 million lawsuit with Frank Bertucci, who was
accused of trying to bribe a Revenue Canada representative with $150,000 for a
tax reduction.
Some are saying Mr. Elian had
ties to criminal entities in the Montreal area. He
was seen in photos with gangster Ducarme Joseph who was murdered in 2014, and he
attended the funeral of Italian-Canadian crime boss Vito Rizzuto in late 2013 -
Rizzuto is alleged to have been the leader of the Sicilian Mafia in Canada.
According to TVA Nouvelles, some are claiming that Giorgio Gruppo Roma was
claiming that it's "made in Italy" fashions were actually produced in China.
retail-insider.com
UK: Robberies and Burglaries on the Decline at Co-op Stores
Following Spate of Ram-Raids
Robberies at Co-op food stores in Norfolk and Suffolk have dropped by 30pc since
the retailer rolled out a series of crime prevention measures.
New figures, released 12 months after a major crackdown began, show the number
of burglaries at the company's shops also went down by 6pc.
From last summer, stores were fitted with external motion detectors and a
centrally monitored CCTV system, allowing workers to call for assistance at the
touch of a button. The changes have resulted in a decline in robberies and
burglaries across the region, bucking a national trend which has seen similar incidents jump by 508pc
and 137pc respectively.
Numerous convenience stories in Norfolk and Suffolk have fallen foul of
robberies and burglaries in recent years, many of them Co-op stores.
In 2017, Co-op offered a reward of £20,000 for information relating to a spate
of ram-raids in locations including Wells, Rickinghall, Lakenheath and Red
Lodge.
Earlier this year, a man and a teenage boy were sentenced for their part in a
ram-raid in Kessingland which saw a cash machine stolen and a car driven at
police officers.
Co-op's new technology sits alongside a range of other tools including
GPS
trackers, stringent cash controls and additional ATM anchors designed to prevent
successful ram-raids.
Central England Co-op stores now have full CCTV coverage, increased security
guards provision and motion sensors which can be activated outside trading hours
and contact police if necessary.
edp24.co.uk
Rochester, NY: Former CVS Employee Pleads Guilty To Stealing Over $2.5 Million
Dollars Worth Of Diabetic Test Strips
U.S. Attorney James P. Kennedy, Jr. announced that Antonio Rivera, 35, of
Williamsville, NY, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Elizabeth A.
Wolford to wire fraud. The charge carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in
prison and a $250,000 fine.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Melissa Marangola, who is handling the case, stated that
since February 2007, the defendant was employed as a
Senior Assistant Purchasing Associate for CVS
Pharmacy. This position required Rivera to
order a variety of retail products sold by CVS, including diabetic test strips.
 In July, 2018, CVS's internal systems red flagged the purchasing of diabetic
test strips at a CVS located in Rochester, NY. A package located in the store's
shipping area did not have a CVS label, included Rivera's return address, and
came from a company with which CVS does not do business. A subsequent internal
investigation by CVS determined that Rivera routinely purchased diabetic test
strips in excessive amounts, well over the need for that CVS location. The audit
could not account for 20,203 boxes
purchased by Rivera, for a total financial loss of approximately $2,535,307.
The defendant ordered the excessive amounts of diabetic test strips and then
intercepted the shipments once they arrived. He then
sold the stolen product to a third party located
in the State of Florida. A forensic
accounting of Rivera's bank accounts identified payments for the fraudulently
obtained diabetic test strips that were deposited into the defendant's bank
accounts.
geneseesun.com
18,000 items seized, 59 arrests made in global operation targeting cultural
goods
Customs and other law enforcement authorities from 29 countries, coordinated by
the Spanish Civil Guard (Guardia Civil) and supported by Europol, INTERPOL and
the World Customs Organization (WCO), have joined forces against the trafficking
of cultural goods. In total, 59 individuals were arrested and over 18,000
cultural goods seized, including archaeological items, furniture, coins,
paintings, musical instruments and sculptures. During the checks, objects that
may facilitate the trafficking of cultural goods, such as metal detectors were
also seized. The majority of the objects seized during the operation were from
European countries; however, more than 30 objects originated in countries
outside Europe such as Colombia, Egypt, Iraq and Morocco.
europol.europa.eu
TJ Maxx apologizes for racially profiling Connecticut family
Retailer TJ Maxx apologized after a Connecticut family claimed they were
racially profiled in one of the chain's stores. According to Melissa
Askew-Ferris, one of her sons was falsely identified for shoplifting earlier
this month while the family was at the store near Hartford, in Wethersfield.
While in the store, Askew-Ferris' three sons were followed by employees until
leaving the store. An employee later identified one of the boys as a shoplifter
who had struck before the family arrived. However, security footage of the theft
showed no resemblance aside from both Askew-Ferris' son and the thief being
black.
"We take this customer's concerns very seriously and expect that all of our
customers will be treated with dignity and respect when shopping in our stores,"
the company said. "We have spoken with our customer to sincerely apologize that
this was not the experience of her and her family."
The statement added that all employees would undergo unconscious bias training
in order to prevent similar incidents happening in the future.
nydailynews.com
Walmart launches new store-to-store driverless delivery pilot
in Bentonville
 Walmart continues analyzing how autonomous vehicles can move groceries
throughout its supply chain.
The discount giant's latest pilot of self-driving vehicles in its grocery supply
chain is a test of an autonomous vehicle from Gatik. The Palo Alto, Calif.-based
startup specializes in providing autonomous vehicles for B2B short-haul
logistics.
In March, Arkansas passed legislation allowing for autonomous vehicles to
operate in the state. This enables Walmart to test an autonomous vehicle to move
customer orders on a two-mile route in Bentonville, where the company is
headquartered, between two of its stores.
chainstoreage.com
Standard Cognition raises $35M for Amazon Go-like tech
Two
retailers rolling out the technology this year, with 'hundreds more' considering
it
On Thursday, Standard Cognition, an AI-powered autonomous checkout startup,
announced that it raised $35 million in Series B funding. The latest funding
round brings the company's fundraising total to more than $86 million and raises
the company's valuation to $535 million. The company will use the funding to
focus on its customer base in the U.S. and Japan, as well as expanding both
domestically and internationally, per the company's release.
The company noted in its press release that it
will go live with its technology at two
retailers across multiple locations later this year.
The company added that
"hundreds of other retailers" are
considering its technology but did not
specify which ones.
retaildive.com
Amazon may create new grocery business from ground up
An internal memo at Amazon.com circulated before the company's acquisition of
Whole Foods envisioned a grocery store that emphasized fresh foods and prepared
meals while storing non-perishable items on a separate floor that would be
ordered online and delivered to customers at the checkout stand. After having
had mixed results with Whole Foods, Amazon may be considering opening a separate
grocery operation with some of the elements of its earlier vision.
retailwire.com
WWD: J. Crew cuts 'dozens' of corporate staff at namesake brand
J. Crew Group
has cut "dozens of positions at its New York corporate headquarters,"
Women's Wear Daily reported, citing two unnamed sources. In a statement provided
to WWD, J. Crew confirmed it had "reduced a limited number of filled and open
positions" at its headquarters.
The cuts, which numbered fewer than "hundreds," were only at the namesake J.
Crew brand, according to the report. J. Crew didn't immediately return Retail
Dive's request for comment.
Two years ago, the company slashed 250 jobs, mostly from that corporate office,
and shook up its executive ranks.
retaildive.com
Senior LP & AP Jobs
Market
Director of Security and Public Safety for Aventura Mall - near Miami, FL
2nd
largest mall in the U.S. by total square feet of retail space
The position's responsibilities include implementing the property's public
safety procedures for activities such as fire prevention and firefighting,
traffic control, CCTV, guarding and patrolling physical property, orienting and
monitoring of personnel involved with classified information, and investigation
of accidents and criminal acts. Responsible for assisting mall
management with the preparation of the annual public safety budget and for
monitoring expenses during the year to insure that they are in-line with said
budget. Responsible for the purchase of equipment and supplies as budgeted and
needed for the department.
recruiting.ultipro.com
Listeria found on leafy greens at major grocery stores including Costco, Whole
Foods
Walmart, HEB taco seasoning recalled due to possible salmonella contamination
Barneys opens luxury head shop in Beverly Hills
Coresight: Back-to-school sales to grow up to 2.5%
Last week's #1 article --
 San
Leandro, CA: Kohl's Store Accused
of Racial Profiling
A Kohl's store in San Leandro has been accused of racial profiling after a woman
said two empolyees wrongly accused her of stealing. Yolonda Montoya was shopping
at the Bayfair Mall Kohl's where she said she tried on several clothing items
and purchased a shirt before two loss prevention workers stopped her. She walked
back into the store voluntairly where she said she was led to an office and
accused of stealing in front of a police officer. Montoya, who said she realized
it would be her word against the two employees', recorded the incident and
posted it to social media where she said it has since gone viral with 50,000
likes.
nbcbayarea.com
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Developing Admissions
An important, yet underused phase of an interview
is developing information after an initial admission. Too often, this phase of
"development" is either conducted without any structure or not at all.
Development is often associated with large case values, suggesting that a
subject was implicated for the theft of $1,000 but the interview resulted in a
confession of $10,000. With these types of confessions, the investigator MUST
substantiate the $10,000 to a) ensure it was actually missing, and b) that the
subject is actually the guilty party. However, truth be told, there is a lot
more to "development" than just expanded admissions. Investigators should be
asking questions to understand a larger scope, rather than a simple "I did it".
Here are a few suggestions of what to look for...
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Execs Cop to Data Dysfunction
Two-thirds of corporate leaders prefer to
rely on others for accessing and using data from their own tools
Generally speaking, to be successful today - a decade after "big data" entered
the business lexicon - a company must make data-informed decisions.
So, why are corporate executives hesitant to "get their hands dirty" by learning
how to manipulate data themselves, as opposed to relying only on data
scientists, IT managers, or those team members who do have an affinity for data?
 In a new Deloitte survey of 1,048 executives at companies with more than 500
employees, two-thirds (67%) of respondents said they weren't comfortable
accessing or using data from their tools and resources.
There's even a fair amount of foot-dragging at companies with strong data-driven
cultures, among which 37% of survey participants expressed discomfort in a
hands-on approach to working with data.
Such executive reluctance is all the more curious considering the outperformance
of companies with the strongest cultural orientation toward data-driven insights
and decision-making. Among executives at those companies, 48% said they
outperformed their business targets, compared with just 22% among companies with
a more diluted data analytics culture.
cfo.com
Companies' 'Anonymized' Data May Violate GDPR, Privacy Regs
For more than two decades, researchers have chipped away at the assumption that
anonymized collections of data could protect the identities of research subjects
as long as the datasets did not include one of a score of different identifying
attributes.
In the latest research highlighting the ease of what is known as
"re-identification," three academic researchers have shown that 99.98% of
Americans could be re-identified from an otherwise anonymized dataset, if it
included 15 demographic attributes.
The findings suggests that even the current policies surrounding the protection
of customer identities, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR),
fall short of truly protecting citizens.
"Many companies think that, if it's anonymous, I don't need to secure it, but
the data is likely not as anonymous as they think," says Bruce Schneier.
darkreading.com
23 Million+ Stolen Credit Cards Sold On Dark Web In The First Half Of 2019
If you have not been able to recover your credit card for a long time, chances
are your credit card is marketed on the Dark Web. According to a report, over 23
million stolen credit cards and debit cards were offered for sale, on the dark
web, in the first half of 2019.
Cybersecurity firm Sixgill documented and examined the underground market in
their Underground Fraud report. The research concluded that more than 60 percent
of credit cards and debit card numbers alone originated from the U.S. "Nearly
two out of every three stolen cards, more than 15 million, were issued in the
U.S." Benjamin Preminger writes.
fossbytes.com
How Restaurants Can Respond to the Rise in App Fraud
In April, a Canadian reporter brought attention to a recent rash of app hacking
that was costing McDonald's customers thousands in fraudulent purchases. It's
not an isolated incident. McDonalds along with Domino's Pizza, Chipotle and
other restaurants over the years have had issues with fraudulent online or
mobile orders. While these problems most often arise from poor user security
hygiene, the overall security of restaurants' apps could also be improved.
Most hacks originate with stolen access credentials, but it is a combination of
bad password hygiene on the users' part and inadequate security mechanisms
behind an app that allow criminals to crack accounts with a relatively high
success rate.
Most restaurants probably work with independent software vendors to develop,
deploy and manage apps. Armed with an understanding of the ways hackers trick
apps into thinking their activity is legitimate, restaurants and their software
vendors can work together to put in place opt-in controls or activity alerts
that can help stop or identify account takeover attempts.
modernrestaurantmanagement.com
Cybrary Joins Retail and Hospitality ISAC as an Associate Member
 The
Retail & Hospitality Information Sharing and Analysis Center (RH-ISAC) today
announced the addition of its newest Associate member, Cybrary, a security
enablement company. Through this relationship, Cybrary will be offering all RH-ISAC
members an exclusive discount on Cybrary for Business. This offering will give
organizations the tools they need to assess, develop and measure their technical
organization's security skills giving them the ability to identify gaps,
increase efficiency, and reduce risk. RH-ISAC members will also have access to
practitioner-led online courses and custom-built curriculums based on team needs
that align to NIST Framework, allowing individuals to follow role-based learning
paths where they can acquire CEU/CPEs to maintain certifications.
rhisac.org
Dark Web drug kingpin charged, forfeits $4 million in Bitcoin
Malware Researcher Known for Stopping WannaCry Sentenced to Supervised Release
Bug Bounties Continue to Rise as Google Boosts its Payouts
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Counterfeit Products: Is There Any Way To Hold
Back The Flood?
The world is awash in counterfeit products; phony goods account for some 3.3%
of the world's trade, and possibly a lot more. Pharmaceuticals, Apparel &
Accessories, car parts - if someone makes it, someone else is faking it.
This large-scale counterfeiting is thanks to the ever-growing e-commerce
environment. The anonymity, global outreach, ease of use, and the plethora
of online markets have made it easier than ever for sites to sell counterfeit
products and services. Unlike with the sale of "classic" illicit goods like
weapons, selling counterfeits entails less risk. Counterfeiting helps support
some of the world's worst criminal groups - and many of the goods are
manufactured by forcing the most vulnerable, such as children, into forced
labor, according to the United Nations.
The effects of counterfeit products can be devastating - and dangerous. If a
pair of sneakers says Nike on them and they quickly fall apart due to
low-quality workmanship, that's likely one fewer customer for Nike next time. If
the product is a phony prescription drug sold as the real thing, it could pose a
major health risk.
Counterfeiting is actually one of the main factors hindering the advancement of
technology and medicine. Companies spend millions of dollars attempting to
thwart counterfeiting. This money could otherwise be used for research on new
technologies and lifesaving medications. How can companies halt this flood of
counterfeits? Read more:
brinkwire.com
Ecommerce CX: How much does free shipping
influence cart abandonment?
A new survey by ecommerce platform BigCommerce evaluates how consumers'
expectations of free shipping policies influence shopping cart abandonment and
store satisfaction. The survey revealed that nearly 80% of consumer respondents
had abandoned a shopping cart because of unsatisfactory shipping options, while
39% of respondents have stopped shopping with an online retailer after a bad
shipping experience. Although it is clear that shipping plays a big role in
consumer shopping satisfaction, nearly 50% of merchants respondents didn't know
their online shopping cart abandonment rate, or how their shipping options may
be effecting this rate.
clickz.com
60% of Consumers Would Use Voice Tech to Pay for Goods
20+ stats that show how online retail is changing
Webinar: Leveling the Playing Field for Small & Midsized
Online Retailers - Aug 20, 2 pm ET |
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ORC Blitz:
Georgia Retailers Partner with Law
Enforcement in Two-Day ORC Operation
47 Incidents -
29 Arrests - $6,236 Recovered
Last week, 18 retailers partnered with the Douglasville Police
Department to conduct an intense two-day operation combating organized
retail crime within that city. This was accomplished by concentrating
law enforcement and loss prevention professionals within specific retail
corridors with the aim of stopping and deterring retail crime.
In addition to the personnel involved in conducting the blitz, we were
also joined by Tommy Ratchford and Javier Pico, two attorneys in
Governor Brian Kemp's Office of Executive Counsel. They were there to
observe and learned first hand from loss prevention professionals the
struggles that our members face from the retail criminals themselves
(including getting to observe a shoplifting apprehension in real time),
the depth and complexity of ORC in the real world and how we partner
with law enforcement and prosecutors to fight it, as well as the
difficulties our members sometimes face in prosecuting these cases in
Georgia.
Thanks to Chad McManus, Chair of the Georgia Retailers Loss
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Tigard, OR: Lowe's, Home Depot and Tigard Police
take down major
ID theft suspect
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man from Texas was arrested after using counterfeit checks and identification at
local home improvement stores. At around 7 p.m. Tuesday, officers were alerted
that a wanted suspect from Texas was conducting fraudulent transactions at the
Lowes. Officers arrived to Lowes and learned the suspect had left the area in a
black pickup. Officer headed to the Home Depot on the hunch that the suspect may
be conducting other transactions at another home improvement store. While
checking the parking lot, the officer spotted a black pickup with Washington
license plates. Police said the officer became suspicious after information
shared with police indicted that a Lowes in Longview, Washington reported
fraudulent transactions the day prior. The officer then saw a man matching the
description of the wanted suspect enter the pickup and leave. The officer
conducted a traffic stop and took the suspect, identified as 47-year-old
Christopher Colwell, of Easton, Texas, into custody without incident. Police
said officers located "scores" of counterfeit identification and drivers
licenses, along with over $4,000 in cash, fraudulent checks, store receipts and
stolen merchandise.
kptv.com
Portland, OR: Thief who hit an Apple Store daily
to support his drug habit
is thankful for arrest
A man who, almost daily, stole hundreds of dollars of electronics from the
downtown Portland Apple Store to feed a $150-a-day heroin habit has been
sentenced to nearly four years in prison. Todd Billinghurst, 39, was sentenced
Friday after pleading guilty to theft and robbery at Sunglass Hut and Ross Dress
for Less as part of a plea deal. That was on top of earlier guilty pleas for
first-degree aggravated theft from the Apple Store and initiating a false
report. Prosecutors say Billinghurst would run into the Apple store, grab an
average of about $700 worth of merchandise and escape within 20 seconds.
Billinghurst said in court he was grateful he got caught because he wants to
redirect his life's course.
bendbulletin.com
Redwood City, CA: Four suspects wanted in Grab &
Run
A group of four men in their mid-20s to early-30s were involved in a
grab-and-run taking 15 to 20 pairs of shorts from Walnut Street in Redwood City,
it was reported at 8:09 p.m. Wednesday, July 24.
smdailyjournal.com
 Vacaville,
CA: Home Improvement Thief facing multiple Armed Robbery Charges
Police arrested a Woodland man who allegedly stole an air compressor and a power
generator from two separate home improvement stores Thursday morning, wielding a
knife and a stun gun against employees as he did so. The man was arrested by
Vacaville Police Officers. Police found a "fancy, new air compressor" in the
front seat of his vehicle and a generator in his trunk. A preliminary
investigation determined a suspect first robbed a store in Fairfield about 7
a.m. Thursday, then another in Vacaville about 15 minutes later.
sacbee.com
Winter Haven, FL: Verizon employee charged with
Felony Forgery/Grand Theft after Developing Fake Accounts
Jonathan Chad Murray is facing felony charges of forgery, criminal use of
personal identification and grand theft after an alert Verizon General Manager
noticed suspicious activity using Murray's dealer code.
dailyridge.com
Petaluma, CA: 3 Men Rob UPS Driver outside a Verizon
Store; stealing boxes of phones and watches
Monroe Township, PA: Police investigating a $2,200 theft
of Baby Formula from Walmart
Brockton, MA: AT&T Reports $2,000 of merchandise stolen in
Burglary
Palmer Township, PA: 2 Women wanted for theft of $2k in
merchandise from Home Depot
Bloomfield, MI: Woman arraigned in $400 Ulta theft |
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Boynton Beach, FL: Police shoot and kill Dollar
Tree Armed Robbery suspect
Boynton Beach police reported that a man reportedly robbed the Dollar Tree on
Sunday, and someone matching his description was seen minutes later near a
Publix grocery store. Police Chief Michael Gregory told reporters that officers
noticed the man was armed and ordered him to stop, but the man continued toward
the store and began drawing his weapon. Gregory said the officers shot the man
before he could enter the Publix.
660citynews.com
Auburn, ME: Road Rage led to shooting outside
Walmart, one man killed
 Over
100 friends and family of the 41-year-old Turner man killed Saturday night
gathered to honor their friend in the Auburn Walmart parking lot Sunday evening.
The man who was fatally shot Saturday evening in the parking lot of Walmart has
been identified as Jean Fournier, 41, of Turner.
Fournier was shot twice in the back over an apparent road rage dispute,
according to police. Witnesses said the two men got into an argument and then a
fistfight before Fournier was shot. The man who was seen shooting Fournier
stayed at the scene, and told witnesses he shot in self-defense.
newscentermaine.com
Miami Gardens, FL: Man shot and killed outside
Family Dollar
Surveillance video outside the Family Dollar shows a man dressed in black
walking outside the store. A man appears to follow him and, after a brief
exchange, the victim tries to get away. The man following him then runs away. A
motive for the shooting is not immediately known.
local10.com
Update: Tulsa, OK: Police looking for suspect in
connection with a deadly shooting
Officers need your help finding Diamanta Tibbs who is wanted for first-degree
murder. She is suspected of shooting Soconda Boyd in the parking lot of a
convenience store near Apache and M-L-K on Thursday.
newson6.com
Update: Brundidge, AL: Arrest made in C-store
clerk murder
The arrest of a suspect in the murder of a Brundidge store clerk will be
announced Monday. A warrant has been obtained charging that person with killing
Gulf convenience store clerk Neil Kumar. Video surveillance shows the shooter
lurking outside the store before he went in early Wednesday. Kumar was shot at
point-blank range, and Brundidge Police Chief Moses Davenport believes the
murder may have been premeditated.
wtvy.com
Update: Hattiesburg, MS: 2 arrested, charged with
murder of grocery store owner
Two men were arrested in Jackson Friday and charged with capital murder in the
shooting death of Hattiesburg grocer Lisa Nguyen on July 20th. Assisted by the
United States Marshal's Fugitive Task Force and Jackson Police Department,
Hattiesburg police arrested Jatyran "Tug" Tuggle, 20, and Jaquarious "Quay"
Randle, 20. Both are from Jackson.
wlbt.com
 Starkville,
MS: Man Ruled Competent to Stand Trial in shooting death at Walmart
A Mississippi man charged with capital murder in the shooting death at a Walmart
has been ruled mentally competent to stand trial. The Starkville Daily News
reports an evaluation found that Tommy Chisholm's ability to know right from
wrong was not impeded by mental disease when he shot optometrist Shauna Witt in
2018 at her office inside the Starkville Walmart. Oktibbeha County Circuit Judge
Lee Howard says Chisholm is competent to stand trial and says a trial date will
be set. However, the judge notes Chisholm's public defender is requesting
additional psychological evaluations ahead of trial. Chisholm and Witt had
previously dated. Chisholm also faces aggravated assault charges because a
female bystander had a bullet pierce her jacket. He pleaded not guilty to the
charges in July 2018.
washingtontimes.com
Detroit, MI: Second Protest held over Gas Station Shooting
on Detroit's west side; Safaa Marzok charged in nonfatal shooting of Tavarlis
Durham over a bag of chips
Grand Rapids, MI: Man who killed at 15 loses bid to have
life term revisited in grocery store slaying
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AT&T - Brockton, MA - Burglary
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Bealle's - Lakewood, FL - Armed Robbery /pulled knife on
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Boost Mobile - Spartanburg, SC - Burglary
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C-Store - Starke, FL - Armed Robbery
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CVS - Tucson, AZ - Armed Robbery
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Dollar Tree - Boynton Beach, FL - Armed Robbery/Suspect
shot, killed by police
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Family Dollar - Tulsa, OK - Armed Robbery
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Gas Station - Brockton, MA - Burglary
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Grocery Store- Burlington, NC - Burglary
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Home Improvement Store - Vacaville, CA - Armed Robbery
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Jewelry Store - Mount Pleasant, WI - Burglary
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McDonald's - Lafayette, IN - Armed Robbery
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Metro PCS - Spartanburg, SC - Burglary
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Restaurant - Colchester, CT - Burglary
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Restaurant - Cincinnati, OH - Armed Robbery (WingStop)
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Restaurant - Bellingham, MA - Armed Robbery (Subway)
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Verizon - Petaluma, CA - Robbery
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7-Eleven - Sarasota, FL - Armed Robbery
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7-Eleven - Sarasota, FL - Armed Robbery (2 of 2)
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7-Eleven - Takoma Park, MD - Armed Robbery
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7-Eleven - Colorado Springs, CO - Armed Robbery
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14 robberies
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7 burglaries
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1 shooting
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1
killed
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Mike Jordan
promoted to West Coast Distribution Safety Manager for Burlington Stores |
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Mark Thompson
named Regional Manager, Safety and Loss Prevention for Michael's |
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Ruben St. Louis
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Virginia Hayes
named Loss Prevention Specialist for Signet Jewelers |
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Michael Flanagan named Global Security
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