US Customs Seize 2,000 OnePlus Buds Thinking They’re Counterfeit AirPods; They Weren’t
US Customs and Border Protection proudly announced a few days ago that on August 31 it had seized 2,000 counterfeit Apple AirPods, sent to...
Retailers Should Prepare for a Busy Holiday Shopping Season
COVID-19 hasn’t impacted consumers’ holiday spending plans but it has affected how they intend to shop.
That’s according to a consumer insights survey by Radial,...
Reward Offered for $3M Cargo Theft Fugitive
The FBI is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Yoelvis Denis Hernandez, 42, of...
Amazon Announced It Will Hold a Career Day That is Open to All Job...
Amazon's Career Day on September 16 will include a team of 1,000 Amazon recruiters offering 20,000 career coaching sessions, according to the tech giant's...
Shoplifter Flees, Runs into Glass Door, is Arrested
The Columbus Police Department (CPD) apprehended a shoplifting suspect on Sunday after he attempted to flee from officers and ran into a glass door....
Testing Drone Deliveries In North Carolina
Walmart is launching an on-demand drone delivery pilot in Fayette, North Carolina, with a focus on select grocery and household items. Orders will be...
Store Manager Accused of Theft over $500K; Pleads Guilty
A former Quincy store manager accused of stealing more than $500,000 from a Menards store has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. The Herald-Whig...
Teen Used 5 Children, Their Backpacks, to Help Her Shoplift from Mall
A Fort Lauderdale teen was arrested for grand theft and other charges after allegedly using five children to help her steal from the Westfield...
Fraudster Admits Using Fake Credit Cards to $183K+ at 15 Locations
A fraudster admitted to using fake credit cards in multiple states - specifically Connecticut - to steal thousands of dollars from Lowe’s.
New York City...
Shoplifting ‘Like a Full-Time Job,’ Judge Tells Dyson Vacuum Thief
An affinity for drugs and Dyson vacuums now has William E. Secrest in prison for what a judge called an ongoing, seemingly relentless pattern...
