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Collaboration main weapon in fighting ORC, RILA exec says and he recommends LERPnet website   Speaking during a July 25 webinar sponsored by StopORC.org, Gasse said members of RILA are on the frontlines of ORC, which has been deemed a global epidemic. “Each retail sector has ORC challenges. Collaboration is the key, and working together we can make a difference,” Gasse said. RILA has two committees devoted to ORC: Crime Against Business, or CAB; and Horizon, which engages retail leaders “to facilitate tech development and drive true innovative changes,” Gasse said. He recommends the LERPnet website, an industry data-sharing platform for retailers to report, share and analyze retail theft and critical incident data. LERPnet says it is designed to be the national standard for sharing retail crime information in a secure and confidential manner. Incident details may be shared with law enforcement while retailers take advantage of system tools including automated alerts and recent activity notifications; intelligent link-analysis; investigative collaboration tools; full text search capability; and advanced system reporting. (Source securitydirectornews.com)

Chicago Police designate two full time Detectives to fight ORC full-time  Thank you Jerry Biggs, Director of ORC, Walgreens for this vital piece of information. This probably represents a $250,000 cost to the Chicago Police Department, and as far as we know, is also an industry first!

Las Vegas fencing operation - retail store - closed down
A Las Vegas jewelry store owner pleaded guilty Monday to buying and selling more than $196,000 in stolen luxury watches. Between September 2011 and February 2012, Sakkab knowingly purchased stolen Rolex and Tag Heuer watches from someone at a Las Vegas jewelry store Sakkab previously co-owned. He then resold the watches, which were stolen in other states, at the store and in private sales to third parties for personal profit. The crimes were committed between September 2011 and February 2012, according to prosecutors. The investigation was launched as part of a federal and local law enforcement effort to combat organized retail theft. Sakkab is scheduled to be sentenced on Oct. 28 at 10:30 a.m. He faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine on each count. (Source lasvegassun.com)

State wide baby formula case suspected with one couple leading it in Fla.  Investigators said the video shows Christopher and Krystal Birchfield walking the aisles with their 10-month-old baby, stuffing cans of formula into the cart at the Casselberry Wal-Mart store. Authorities said the Birchfields tried to conceal 29 cans of formula worth over $600 in their child's stroller. Investigators said the couple is also responsible for formula thefts inside an Orange County Walmart. When authorities searched their car, they found more than 200 cans of additional formula. Investigators said they think the couple may have hit other stores around the state, and it's possible a statewide case could be built. (Source wftv.com)

ORC arrest of 4 at Centralia Outlet Mall in Lewis County, WA.
Ashley L. Leonard, 30, Adrianne R. Lindgrin, 27, and Rebecca C. Wilcox, 41, all of Longview, were booked into the Lewis County Jail in connection to organized retail theft at 5:41 p.m. Saturday for allegedly stealing from the Centralia Outlet Mall on the 1200 block of Harrison Avenue. Wilcox was also arrested for alleged possession of methamphetamine. About $1,000 worth of property was stolen from four different stores. The property was recovered from a vehicle after it was stopped by a Washington State Patrol trooper near Exit 71 on Interstate 5. They were charged with ORC. (Source chronlone.com)


Four suspects lead Police on a high speed chase fleeing Walmart in Hendersonville; the one male suspect dressed as woman.  Hendersonville police arrested four robbery suspects early Tuesday morning after a brief chase on Vietnam Veterans Boulevard. Police said the four suspects, three women and one man dressed in drag, had stolen items from the Hendersonville Walmart about 1:30 a.m. Police spotted the car and began pursuing the suspects onto Vietnam Veterans Boulevard. Authorities used spike strips to stop the car near the New Shackle Road exit. It was not revealed how much merchandise had been stolen from the department store. (Source newschannel5.com)


Two suspects busted for stealing 30 blue ray disc's from Wal-Mart in Muscogee County, GA.  Police and store employees gathered 30 discs total once all of the discarded Blu-rays were added to the movies Ricks and Wright still had on their person. The total worth of the goods was estimated at $586.50. (Source ledger-enquirer.com)




Three suspects ram Police cruiser attempting to flee Northgate Mall.  Armed with a foil lined bag, three suspects hit many stores in the Northgate Mall in Cincinnati. When the three suspects attempted to make their get-a-way, they rammed a Police car; the officer in that vehicle was slightly injured. All three men were arrested at gunpoint by police and now face charges of felony theft as well as assault on a Police Officer. (Source wlwt.com)




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