The #1 Digital News Source for Retail Loss Prevention,
IT Security & Safety Executives throughout North America

   
Back to
d-ddaily.net SUBSCRIBE
FREE Daily
eNews Special
Reports Spotlight on
Leadership ORC
News Canadian
Push Vendor
Spotlights LP
Newswire Group LP
Selfies
 
ORC 7-9-13
 


 





 

National and State Law Enforcement agencies create ORC taskforce in Florida.  South Florida has become a mecca for shoplifting. So much so that federal and local law enforcement agencies have joined forces to deal with organized retail crime. On Tuesday members of the task force showed off thousands of dollars in recovered goods. They said shoplifting has become a structured, big business for organized crime. “We have seen instances where rings drop off individuals at various stores, transport them from store to store to store, where they steal merchandise which is collected at the end of the day. It is then passed off to a ‘fence’ to be resold,” said Special Agent Alysa Erichs with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations. In Florida alone, the state loses an estimated $150 million in sales tax to shoplifting. (Source local10.com)

Two arrested in burglary of the Polo Ralph Lauren store in Barstow, California.  When Barstow Police apprehended two suspects near I-15, they discovered the men had $3750 worth of stolen merchandise in the vehicle. Police confirmed that nearly $650 worth of the merchandise came from the Polo Ralph Lauren Outlet store, but are wondering how far the suspects traveled during their crime spree. Authorities also found inside the vehicle luggage and shopping bags coated with material intended to skirt retail security. (Source desertdispatch.com)

One Suspect charged, Exton Police seeking second suspect in Walmart thefts.  Police continue to gather information on the whereabouts of Samuel Sizmore wanted for multiple thefts from the Exton Walmart. Police said Sizemore and Tyler Jones walked into the store on June 23 and walked out with $472 worth of unpaid merchandise. The duo then returned and returned $173 worth of merchandise for store credit. The next day the two arrived at the store again. On that occasion both men walked out of the store with about $290 worth of unpaid merchandise. Jones was arrested at the store. (Source dailylocal.com)

Illinois ‘Crew’ being sought for the theft of $6000 of electronics from Walmart.  Police in Marshall, Illinois are seeking the identity of two suspects believe to have committed multiple thefts of electronics merchandise at two area Walmart stores. On March 13, Marshall Police were informed that the two had stolen over $2000 worth of merchandise. A theft reported from the Robinson Walmart is believed to the same suspects. (Source wthitv.com)




What's Happening?

Coming soon:

Mobile App's

LP Show Coverage

The Top 10

ORC 7-9-13
Powered by Design By J, LLC
ASP.NET Shopping Cart Software