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Three arrested in Walmart theft in Pueblo; ends in a
crash.
Canon City police arrested
three people Tuesday afternoon after stealing two
computers from a Walmart . According to authorities,
two men took two computers from Walmart, and sped
off in the parking lot with a woman in a grey Sedan.
The suspects headed eastbound on Highway 50 to
southbound Justice Road before driving through a
fence and into a nearby field. No one was hurt.
(Source
canoncitydailyrecord.com)
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2013 LAAORCA Award Winners
The following awards will be
given today at the LAAORCA conference.
Congratulations to all!
Industry
Investigator of the Year -
Mike Swett,
Formerly with TJX
This award is
bestowed upon a non-law enforcement
investigator (private sector) for their
excellent investigative skills and
outstanding performance that reflects the
intent and mission of LAAORCA. The
nomination must be based on the
investigator's personal achievement not that
of task force or team.
Law Enforcement
Officer of the Year -
Detective
Dave Barr, Seal Beach
Police Department
The award for Law
Enforcement Officer of the Year is based on
the recipient's investigative pursuit,
professional skills, and overall impact made
toward the reduction of organized retail
crime. The nomination must be based on the
investigator's personal achievement not that
of task force or team.
Member of the Year Award -
Officer
Duc Dao, Los Angeles Police Department
Elena Del Valle, JC Penney
Christian Placencia, JC Penney
The Member of the
Year Award honors a LAAORCA member who goes
the extra mile for the association. This
member has dedicated time and effort in
exemplifying and furthering the
organization's intent and mission. |
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 Organized
Retail Crime:
Estimated Lost Sales Tax Revenue by State
The Food Marketing Institute has released a
report containing Organized Retail Crime:
Estimated Lost Sales Tax Revenue by State.
Over the next several days the Daily will
publish these figures. Stay tuned to see
your state estimate!
Click here to see what's been published
so far.
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State |
Annual Sales - Retail
Trade and Food Services (2009) |
State % of Annual
Retail Sales |
Est. Amount of Stolen
Merchandise Attributed to ORC (by
State) |
State Sales Tax Rates
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Est. Lost Sales Tax
Revenue Attributed to ORC (by State) |
| North
Dakota |
$11,602,499,064 |
0.27% |
$80,555,741 |
5.00% |
$4,027,787 |
| Ohio |
$145,058,724,425 |
3.36% |
$1,007,137,597 |
5.50% |
$55,392,568 |
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Oklahoma |
$47,207,323,320
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1.09% |
$327,758,777 |
4.50% |
$14,749,145 |
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Pennsylvania |
$174,483,292,728 |
4.04% |
$1,211,431,335 |
6.00% |
$72,685,880 |
| Rhode
Island |
$13,968,255,187 |
0.32% |
$96,981,102 |
7.00% |
$6,788,677 |
*Note:
States with no state sales tax were
omitted (AK, DE, MT, NH, and OR) |
For more
information on organized retail crime, visit
FMI's issue page.
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