By Loss Prevention Media Staff
Boxcar Bandits
Officer injured in chase
Sears store maps; Now and then
Two guilty in $7M CC scheme
Dad calls cops on son:126 felonies
Opioid epidemic hitting women Read More
By Loss Prevention Media Staff
Bad Dad
Surf & Turf bandits
One too many
Donut shop stripper
Stolen chickens
Picked the wrong van Read More
By Loss Prevention Media Staff
Cargo theft conviction: $160K
Police officer assaulted
More shopping D2C brands
LPA threatened, punched
Two charged in CC fraud
Witness jumps on fleeing car Read More
State associations are recognized by merchants, legislators, state officials and other trade groups as a powerful beacon for the retail industry. Read More
For the past five years, CargoNet has reported a rise in cargo theft incidents over the Labor Day holiday (reported as the Thursday before to the Wednesday after). California leads in reported incidents, followed by New Jersey and Texas. Read More
By The Loss Prevention Foundation
Retail doesn’t start and stop at the front door of our stores. Ultimately, our value depends on our ability to broaden our influence while protecting every aspect of the business enterprise, including the supply chain. Read More
Twenty hours of Internet searching sparked an idea that led to one fraudster stealing $6,000 from local stores and causing numerous customers to be stuck with useless gift cards they had legitimately purchased or received as gifts. Read More
By Maurizio P. Scrofani, CCSP, LPC
Cargo theft often is thought of as a silent and victimless crime, despite the fact that it accounts for losses of billions of dollars annually in the United States. Read More
So EMV cards have had a dramatic effect on reducing credit card fraud in the United States. But are there any downsides to the adoption of credit card chip technology? Read More
By Loss Prevention Media Staff
Employee theft caper: $65K
Suspect carrying brass knuckles
Toy-maker finding new retailers
Drone shoplifter punches cop
Cargo theft lower in Q2
Shoplift fail: 3 laptops trashed Read More
