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John Matas, formerly vice president of investigations, fraud, and organized retail crime for Macy’s, shares his account of that day.

24-year-old Brianna Kupfer was working alone at Croft House, a furniture store in Los Angeles, when Smith stabbed her dozens of times, unprovoked. Smith, a homeless man, already had a long criminal record.

The LPM "Founders' Awards" recognize LP professionals, teams, solution providers, law enforcement partners, and others who demonstrate a stellar contribution to the profession.

Watch this webinar on-demand now to learn the key findings from the report and the innovative storefront security solutions that can safeguard your storefronts without sacrificing product visibility.

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With the economy slowing but still growing and inflation down as the Federal Reserve prepares to lower interest rates, the United States appears to have dodged a recession, according to National Retail Federation Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz.

Join us Thursday, September 19 from 2 - 3:30 p.m. Eastern Time with our panel of guest speakers as we discuss current trends, amazing cases, and the local and national legislative efforts being championed to fight back in this war on crime.

Together, RILA and IACP will develop educational resources, facilitate information sharing, and enhance collaboration between leading retailers and law enforcement agencies to combat organized retail crime, prolific theft and disorder, and restore vibrancy to communities across the country. 

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