Taskforce launched to tackle retail crime after rise in offences
- A Police Taskforce called the Retail Crime Taskforce has been launched in Scotland to address rising retail crime, funded by £3 million from the Scottish Government.
- A Retail Crime Taskforce has been launched in Scotland to address rising retail crime, supported by £3 million from the Scottish Government.
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Cops to crack down on shoplifters in Lanarkshire as new taskforce targets areas with highest retail crime
The Retail Crime Taskforce will address a rise in offences such as shoplifting and was created following a £3m funding allocation from the Scottish Government.
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Retail theft has dominated headlines, earnings calls, and political rhetoric for the last few years. Television news shows loop seemingly endless clips of people shoplifting. CEO’s claimed that retail theft was constant in different stores, including Target, Dick’s Sporting Goods, and others, costing millions. The Department of Homeland Security warned that a surge of coordinated shoplifting—allegedly by groups selling the goods for cash or to f…
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