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Law Enforcement Fights Back Against the Dark Web
Law enforcement recently announced the takedowns of two of the world’s largest dark web drug sites known as Wall Street Market and Valhalla.
Zebra Study: 6 in 10 Plan Warehouse Automation to Augment Labor by 2024
In its 2024 Warehousing Vision Study just released, Zebra Technologies reports on the forward-thinking fulfillment strategies companies are focusing on to keep up with...
Shoplifter, 18, Found Dead in Detention Cell Following Arrest
Casa Grande Police officials in Arizona said an investigation is underway after an 18-year-old who was arrested and accused of shoplifting was found dead...
Suspect Busted after Buying Thousands of Dollars of Nest Products [Update]
The Boise Police Department is crediting a partnership with local retailers to help catch a man making thousands of dollars in fraudulent purchases in...
Shoplifting Suspect Drags Cop with Vehicle, Leads Officers on Chase
According to Slidell, Louisiana, police, officers were called to the Walmart store about a shoplifting in progress. Myers had left the store but was...
Employee Accused of Stealing $49,000 in Comic Books
A former employee of Mile High Comics faces burglary and theft charges for allegedly stealing $49,000 worth of comic books from the store. Francisco...
Report Finds Cargo Theft Is Most Often an Inside Job
A report on global cargo theft released Monday finds that the commodity most commonly stolen is food and beverage, and says the greatest threat...
LPM Magpie Awards: Applauding Excellence, May-June 2019
The LPM “Magpie” Awards offer a means to celebrate industry accomplishments on an ongoing basis, recognizing the loss prevention professionals, teams, solution providers, law...
LPBF’s Fundraising Success a “Testament to the Unity of the LP Community”
Under the leadership and support of the Loss Prevention Foundation (LPF), the Loss Prevention Benevolent Fund (LPBF) held another successful campaign in Anaheim, CA,...
Supply Chain Continues to Change
Much more attention is now being paid to supply chain than ever before. Today, supply chain is a different animal than it was just a few years ago. Read how one executive believes supply chain will continue to evolve in our industry.