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This discussion will be the first in a series about how to use crime data, evaluate trends, view headlines and statistics in the mainstream media with healthy skepticism, and, most importantly, use data and modeling to improve operations, lower risks, and properly allocate resources.

Join the International Association of Interviewers (IAI) on April 26th from 1-3 p.m. CT for their Midwest Chapter Meeting and learn from guest speakers Deanna Lawton and Dr. Olivia Johnson.

The past four days at the Retail Industry Leaders Association’s (RILA) Asset Protection Conference were nothing short of highly insightful and especially engaging. The sessions offered an ample amount of guidance for retailers and professionals in the field.

The Retail Industry Leaders Association’s (RILA) 2024 Asset Protection Conference delivered a slate of engaging educational sessions and a bustling expo experience on day two of the event yesterday, April 15.

With theft, fraud, and violent incidents continuing to grow, research indicates focused, enduring partnerships leveraging multi-source data are critical to reducing crime events and harm.

Retailers, solution providers, and law enforcement have united at the Retail Industry Leaders Association's (RILA) 2024 Asset Protection Conference, which kicked off at the Gaylord Resort in Dallas, Texas yesterday, April 14. 

The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) has announced Sergeant Dave Musgrove of the Charlotte County (FL) Sheriff’s Department as their Officer of the Month for February 2024.

In this video, WZ's Chris Norris, CFI, demonstrates the systematic process of the cognitive interview to increase memory retrieval from the interview subject.

In addition to advancing its support of LPF certifications and other educational offerings to the industry, the ThinkLP team has opted to become a sponsor of LPF’s Annual "Swing for Certification" golf tournament.

Retailers in both the United States and Canada are examining how to use AI-enabled security applications in powerful yet responsible and ethical ways.