Retail Crime

Join us for our September webinar on Thursday, September 28th at 2 p.m. Eastern Time for the ORCAs in Action Fall Kickoff!

Nearly $200K Worth of Items from Victoria's Secret Recovered | Giant Grocery Store Will No Longer Carry Certain Brands to Mitigate Shoplifting | Women Caught Crawling Under Counter to Steal Jewelry

The Loss Prevention Research Council (LPRC), The LP Foundation, and LP Magazine are once again partnering to survey LP professionals to better understand the causes, consequences, and control of ORC throughout the United States at the state level. Read on to take part in this important survey.

In this article, read Rick Sunzeri's perspective on how Generative AI (GenAI) will change the way organized fraud groups commit their crimes.

A Giant Grocery Store in Southeast DC announced that it will no longer sell national name brands like Tide Detergent and other health and beauty items due to an increase in theft.

On August 21, the Los Angeles Police Department Commercial Crimes Division started the Organized Retail Crime Task Force (ORCTF) in an attempt to resolve the increase in flash robberies.

3 Killed in Racially Motivated Dollar General Shooting | Orange County DA Threatens to 'Throw the Book At' Thieves | How Best Buy Is Winning the War Against Retail Theft

Mark Bosque, a security consultant and owner of K9 X-Factor, has experienced first-hand how canines can help deescalate a situation. Read more in this article.

Join us on September 13 and 14 from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Pacific Time as the ORCAs of the Western States host their 2023 Virtual Conference.

In this white paper, Michael Leithner, retail loss prevention specialist at TransUnion, explores how the right tools can transform data into actionable insights that retail loss prevention teams can use to fight fraud and reduce shrink.