Employee Charged in Identity Theft Conspiracy
A West Burlington man is in jail after allegedly conspiring with two men to commit identity theft and theft of $7,000 worth of phones...
Suspect Hit Security Guard as He Fled Scene of Shoplifting in Stolen Jeep
An Evansville man was arrested after police said he hit a security guard with a stolen Jeep as he fled a supermarket where he...
Kaseware Is the Newest Bachelor Level LPF Partner
The Loss Prevention Foundation (LPF) announces its newest Bachelor Level Partner, Kaseware. The Bachelor level partnership allows Kaseware to provide LPQ and LPC certification...
Defendant in 2016 Death of Shoplifting Suspect Dies of a Heart Attack
Randall Eugene Tomko, a former Walmart loss prevention officer facing manslaughter charges in the February 2016 death of a suspected shoplifter, has died of...
Criminal Genius: Shoplifter Gets Away; Leaves Behind Completed Job Application
A 20-year-old Bellevue man might want to review his shoplifting skills. It took about five minutes Monday for store detectives to determine the name,...
Sustainability Is All the Rage in Retail. Where Does LP Fit In?
A hot topic at NRF 2020 in January, sustainability may be the most fashionable retail business trend going—at least prior to the coronavirus crisis....
How Source Tagging Can Help Improve Sustainability for Retailers
Earth Day 2020 on April 22 is marking the green holiday’s 50th anniversary. While many similar events have been forced to reschedule or cancel...
COVID-19 Pandemic Will Put Sustainability Concerns on Hold
Sustainability was the buzz word of 2019 and would have continued to increase in prominence in 2020. However, the global outbreak of COVID-19 coronavirus will bring progress to a halt.
In Crisis Communications Speed Is Important, But Accuracy Even More So
Many of us in the security field feel the pressure to be first and be fast with the information that can help our organizations....
Retailers are Begging for the Government’s Help; Treasury Might Not Listen
Retail is reeling, as stores shutter and thousands of people lose their jobs while the coronavirus spreads. Now, the Treasury Department must decide whether...