Retail Crime

Voters in San Francisco have recalled the city’s District Attorney over frustrations involving rising crime, policing, and public safety

Reports to fraud, compliance, and ethics hotlines tell the story of a workforce increasingly willing to voice complaints, less worried about the pandemic, and increasingly intolerant of discrimination and harassment.

This event will feature presentations by top leaders and subject-matter experts on topics critical to the fight against ORC.

The asset protection team at Home Depot has been dealing with a whole slate of evolving challenges in recent years. Here, AP leadership details their process.

The report, “Detecting and Reporting the Illicit Financial Flows Tied to Organized Theft Groups and Organized Retail Crime,” highlights red flags associated with organized theft groups.

Three executives from RILA explained how their organization is working with retail members to push for federal and state legislation that would increase penalties for ORC.

Results of the 34th Annual Retail Theft Survey by Jack L. Hayes International, Inc. released. More than $240 million from apprehended thieves recovered in 2021.

The FBI estimates that ORC crimes cost the US approximately $30 billion each year, with a large percentage of that money funding other, darker criminal activities.

The unique setting of the Town Hall Meeting provided an opportunity for LP and AP leaders and solution partners to discuss current topics in the industry.

To gain more perspective, we recently sat down with one of the best in the business. Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert is a career prosecutor with thirty-one years of law enforcement experience.