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The surge in violent and aggressive behavior in retail stores may be enough for some retailers to consider deploying armed security officers.

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Asset protection and security teams often seek statistics to help assess the risk of crime when developing programs to secure local store locations. But what data are best suited and most trusted?

The LPM “Magpie” Awards offer a means to celebrate industry accomplishments recognizing the loss prevention professionals, teams, solution providers, and law enforcement partners that demonstrate a stellar contribution to the profession.

The world faces multiple challenges for the balance of 2022, into 2023, and it may even extend into 2024. Multiple negative forces are combining to slow the dramatic growth of the pre-pandemic decade.

Azena has announced upgrades to its open platform for smart cameras that offer new integration capabilities for smart cameras into existing video surveillance systems and tools for more efficient device management.

Illinois State Senator Scott Bennett has filed legislation to clarify language in the controversial SAFE-T Act and improve how officials can enforce the law.

Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes will be speaking on Thursday, November 3, at the LPM, LPF Board of Directors, and RILA APLC meeting.

Join us in a conversation with Andy Ellen to learn more about CORCA and steps you can take to get more engaged in this important industry initiative.

There are several solutions that can help retailers secure the entrances and critical areas of their stores and help deter shoplifting and aggressive theft.