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Law Enforcement Retailer
Alliance of NE (LERANE)
Organized Retail Theft Bulletin
The 7th
Annual Organized Retail Crime Symposium is
in just two short weeks!
And the Hotel Block expires Thursday!
Once again,
the New England State Retail Associations
are combining forces to host the seventh
annual Organized Retail Crime Symposium for
retailers and law enforcement on Thursday,
Sept 19th at the DCU Center in Worcester,
MA. Below is information on the eight hour
event, and a link to the website:
http://www.retailersma.org/pages/822_orc_conference.cfm
As always, registration for law enforcement
is complementary. And, if you are NH law
enforcement personnel, this Symposium counts
as your yearly required eight hours of
refresher training.
Hosted By
Connecticut Retail Merchants Association
Retail Association of Maine
Retailers Association of Massachusetts
Retail Merchants Association of New
Hampshire
Rhode Island Retail Federation
Vermont Retail Association
Please join
us as we strive to raise awareness and
bringing people together to discuss this
escalating problem is a necessary step in
fighting organized retail crime. Organized
crime not only affects a retailer’s bottom
line, it also affects the safety and
security of their employees and customers.
For the past five years, this conference has
successfully brought together over 250
retailers, law enforcement officers,
prosecutors and policy makers together to
discuss and further expose this important
issue.
When: |
Thursday,
September 19th, 2013 (8:30
a.m. – 5:00 p.m.) |
Where: |
DCU Center -
Worcester, Massachusetts (50
Foster Street) |
Hotel
Accommodations: |
Hilton Garden Inn
35 Major Taylor Blvd
Worcester, MA 01608
Room rate: $119 per night plus
taxes (Call 508- 753-5700)
Ask for NE Retail Associations
room block.
Rate is available for September
18 & 19 |
Agenda
8:30 a.m. |
Registration
- Breakfast -
Vendor Visits |
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9:00 a.m.
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Welcome |
Kevin
Plante , CVS/Caremark,
Chairman, RAM LP Committee &
Master of Ceremonies |
9:10 a.m.
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Opening
Session |
Joe
LaRocca, RetailPartners |
9:40 a.m.
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First Session |
Jon Gold,
National Retail Federation |
10:10 a.m. |
Vendor Visits |
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10:45 a.m.
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Second
Session |
Jeremiah
Hart, “Active Shooter” |
Noon |
Lunch &
Vendor Visits |
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1:00 p.m. |
Third
Session
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Tony
Sheppard, CVS/ Caremark, “
ORC at CVS” |
1:45 p.m. |
Fourth
Session
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Garth
Gasse, Retail Industry
Leaders Association |
2:15 p.m. |
Fifth
Session
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Jason
Adams, Gap, Inc. NEORCA |
2:45 p.m. |
Sixth
Session
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Tom
Field, Information Media
Security Group, “Hackers
Exploit Subway” |
3:45 p.m. |
Vendor Visits |
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4:15 p.m. |
Closing
Session |
Johnny
Custer, Lerpnet / Falcon |
4:50
p.m. |
NEORC Awards
Presentation |
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4:55 p.m. |
Raffle
drawing & Wrap Up |
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San
Antonio international theft ring member racks up new ORC
charges Police tacked on another criminal
charge against a San Antonio woman who is a suspected
member of an international retail-theft ring. Piedad
Perez, 32, was booked on another charge of organized
retail theft. Perez had already been arrested on
Wednesday, August 28, on a similar charge. According to
police, Perez was involved in a San Antonio-based theft
network that stole from well-known retail stores, then
fenced the stolen goods on the internet. Investigators
said the organization was peddling goods in Canada,
Colombia, Australia, Mexico and the United States. SAPD
and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security also
arrested Eva Salazar, Christian Salazar, Emily Garcia
and Cassandra Arenas in connection with the theft ring.
Police said the Salazars were seen taking the stolen
items to Perez's house. Investigators said Perez had an
Ebay account that was used to sell the goods.
(Source
kens5.com)
Mt.
Juliet, Tenn., ORC Trio busted hitting Target store with
Wal-Mart merchandise in getaway car Mt. Juliet
police arrested a trio of serial shoplifters after
authorities responded to a theft-in progress call Monday
afternoon. Police said they were notified after Target's
loss prevention team recognized Terry Dunn, Dustin
Burgess and Karla Montgomery from previous thefts.
Police recovered more than $600 of stolen merchandise
from a Hermitage Walmart inside the getaway car.
Authorities believe the trio could be involved in other
recent thefts in the Mt. Juliet area. The investigation
is ongoing and additional charges are pending.
(Source
wkrn.com)
2
more sought in theft of $10,000 in clothing from
Melbourne Square Mall in Melbourne, Fla.
Melbourne police are investigating a retail theft team
they believe is responsible for stealing more than
$10,000 worth of merchandise from a mall store. Photos
of two of the suspected thieves were first released in
August, and in reviewing security footage, Melbourne
police discovered two more culprits. The team is
suspected of stuffing clothing, especially Polo brand
shirts, into shopping bags and walking out of a Macy’s
without paying. (Source
clickorlando.com)
Lower
Southampton Police arrest razor thief in Giant Foods
Lower Southampton police have identified a Hatfield
woman with an affinity for disposable razors and
previous shoplifting convictions, who allegedly swiped
nearly $400 worth of razors from a supermarket last
month. About a week after Lower Southampton police say
Seanna Leedom, 25, of South Main Street, shoplifted $392
worth of assorted Gillette razor packs from the Giant
supermarket, she allegedly did the same thing in
Montgomery County. Plymouth Township police say they
have Leedom on surveillance video stealing 19 packages
of razor blades at a Giant in Plymouth Meeting on Aug.
27. (Source
myfoxtwincities.com)
“Protection 1 is proud to be
sponsoring the D-D Daily ORC column to ensure the LP
industry
gets the information, education and critical
data they need to fight this national epidemic.”
Rex Gillette, VP Retail Sales, Protection 1. |
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