Season 4, Episode 3.

Tool Theft: From van raids to car boot sales – Inside criminal economy targeting tradespeople.

Tool theft is more than an opportunistic crime. Emmeline is joined by Dave Catlow from the National Business Crime Centre and tradesman, Shoaib Awan, to explore the organised criminal networks behind stolen tools, the impact on tradespeople, and what police and industry can do to disrupt the market. Plus, Chris Noice joins Sinead in the Retail Crime Newscast to discuss the combined Week of Action Against Retail Crime.

Season 4, Episode 3.

Tool Theft: From Van Raids to Car Boot Sales – Inside the Criminal Economy Targeting Tradespeople.
Season 4, Episode 3.

Tool Theft: From Van Raids to Car Boot Sales – Inside the Criminal Economy Targeting Tradespeople.

Tool theft is more than an opportunistic crime. Emmeline is joined by Dave Catlow from the National Business Crime Centre and tradesman, Shoaib Awan, to explore the organised criminal networks behind stolen tools, the impact on tradespeople, and what police and industry can do to disrupt the market. Plus, Chris Noice joins Sinead in the Retail Crime Newscast to discuss the combined Week of Action Against Retail Crime.

Season 4, Episode 2.

Retail Crime Risk Modelling: How Retailers are Using Data to Predict Crime and Make Better Decisions.
Season 4, Episode 2.

Retail Crime Risk Modelling: How Retailers are Using Data to Predict Crime and Make Better Decisions.

Retailers are sitting on more data than ever before – but how can they turn that data into intelligence that actually prevents crime? In this episode, we explore the growing role of risk modelling in retail crime control and Emmeline outlines the findings from her latest report on the topic. She is joined by CAP Index to talk through the approach.

Season 4, Episode 1.

Behind the Screens! Security Operations Centres & the Facial Recognition Debate.

In Spotlight, we go behind the screens at Boots’ Security Operations Centre. In conversation with their award-winning CARE Operations Manager, Phil Bance, Emmeline explores the technology, operational realities and, most importantly, what having a SOC means for colleagues on the shop floor.

In Newscast, Sinead and Emmeline turn their attention to live facial recognition, unpacking the debate around its use in retail – and focusing on one of the most important questions of all: who creates, owns and controls the watchlist?

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