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Detective Constable Pierre Gautier Crime Prevention Coordinator Investigations and Organized Crime Focus on Retail Security 19 th June 2014 Objectives Target hardening Shoplifting vs Distraction Theft ID: 421686

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Organized Retail Crime

Detective Constable Pierre GautierCrime Prevention CoordinatorInvestigations and Organized Crime

Focus on Retail Security

19

th

June 2014Slide2

ObjectivesTarget hardeningShoplifting vs Distraction TheftFraudRobberyDistraction TheftSlide3

Target HardeningLightsWindowsExteriorDoorsCamerasSignageStore layoutSlide4

ShopliftingSuspicious behaviourLarge bagsLarge/puffy skirts Slide5

Distraction TheftsSimilar tactics as shopliftingTypically multiple people enter store1-2 will distract employeeOthers move throughout storeUse babies to hide productSlide6

FraudInspect ATM machines dailyInspect POS card readersWary of suspicious persons standing near customer at POS terminalSlide7

RobberyEmploy target hardening tacticsIndividuals loiteringShould employee see suspicious behaviour: take note, call policeSlide8

May Still HappenDon’t argue-complyTell offender what you’re going to doOnce offender leavesCall 911Lock doorProtect evidenceSlide9

Shoplifting vs Distraction TheftShoplifting typically youth 1-2Not at experienced therefore nervousDistraction theft minimum 2 but usually moreBooster skirts/small childrenPrevious Caravan’s but now rental carsSlide10

Durham ProjectProject in Durham-400 ID’d and ID’d across countryHuman smuggling-Romania into Spain into Mexico then into US and CanadaStreet distraction theftsMoney short changeSlide11

Questions?Det Cst Pierre GautierCrime Prevention CoordinatorInvestigations and Organized Crime CommandPierre.gautier@ontario.ca