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How The Shadowy World Of Organized Crime Works

CNBC goes inside the shadowy world of organized retail crime, revealing how a crime ring stole millions of dollars of beauty items that ended up for sale on Amazon, according to authorities.

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Online marketplaces can do more to stop crime

Ulta CEO says e-commerce sites can do more to stop the sale of stolen goods.

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More than Organized: Addressing Retail Crime (October 5, 2022)

In this webinar, County Attorney Rachel Mitchell and Arizona Retailers Association Executive Director Michelle Ahlmer discuss how county...

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Investigating & Testifying: Helpful Tips when Proceeding through an Investigation

Knox County Sheriff's Office's Crime Analyst Jennifer Ward and Knoxville District Attorney's Office's Jeannine Guzolek share their teams's helpful...

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North Carolina ORC Statute

Model ORC statute according to retail crime investigators.

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Local Asset Protection Contact List

RILA & NDAA created a Local Asset Protection Contact List; after hearing from District attorneys, they often need help identifying local retail...

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Checklist for Retail Theft Reports and Video Evidence

Example checklist of the most significant items to address before contacting law enforcement.

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The Value of In-Store Technology in the Courtroom (May 24, 2023)

The Home Depot & Colorado’s 17th Judicial District Attorney’s Office shared how the local AP team & prosecutors are rallying around tech, what... Learn More