The Future of Facial Recognition Tech, According to Retail
"Driven by improved accuracy, speed, and an increased need for enhanced surveillance and monitoring, the global facial recognition market is predicted to grow from $3.85 billion in 2017 to reach $9.78 billion by 2023."
C-Store Clerk Stabbed and Wounded after Shoplifting Incident
A Long Beach, California, convenience store clerk was recovering after a man slashed him with a sharp object and fled the business, police said....
Can Retailers Be Better Victims?
This type of story does not make the news because it happens quietly and without the media coverage of a natural disaster like Florence. However, it is no less damaging or irresponsible; it is no less a threat to safe stores and communities. [Sponsored post]
LA City Attorney and LAPD Partner with ALTO US to Battle the Growing Problem...
Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) and ALTO US have recently announced they are teaming up to implement a retail risk management solution to battle ORC.
The Legal Implications of Self-Defense at Work
Many retailers have policies for handling a security event, and employees who fail to follow such policies can—under the “employment at will” principle—be subject to punishment, including termination. That happened to a group of asset protection associates at a Utah Walmart, but they challenged their firings in a lawsuit.
Armed Robbery Suspect Dead after Officer-Involved Shooting
An armed robbery suspect in Oklahoma is dead after an officer-involved shooting Thursday morning, Enid police confirm. According to the Enid Police Department, it happened at...
Interview and Interrogation Training: Investigative Prep Rationalizations (Part 2 of 4)
I want to challenge you to broaden your scope when it comes to rationalizations. Think through different topics and rationalizations that you would be willing to wear in public: things like "exhaustion," or "lack of control."
LPM Excellence Recognizes Steve Longo for Partnerships
"Around the age of ten, I started selling software demo kits alongside my dad," said Longo. "He was a brilliant man, passionately building relationships with innovators in the early days of software development, including (name drop) Bill Gates."