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At some point, package theft has affected more than 40% of Americans resulting in an average loss of $106 per household. When this amount is applied to the Census total of U.S. households, in the past year, the estimated value of stolen goods is $7.4 billion. Stealth…

According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, crime tends to peak during challenging times. Using data from the police in 15 countries, the study shows a link between economic crisis and crime. Such times see an increase in robberies, homicides, and car thefts.…

The good news is that the third quarter of 2021 saw a decrease in supply chain theft and fraud from the third quarter in 2020 per a CargoNet report. However, the year 2020 saw record-setting numbers for supply chain theft. When comparing the third quarter of 2021 data to 2019's,…

Mail theft is hardly a new crime, but it has changed, evolved and grown across U.S. cities. For relatively little exertion, mail thieves can receive high payoffs for their efforts. For example, they can steal and activate pre-approved credit card offers in your residents’ name…

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Car thefts surged to new levels in 2020 as most of the world dealt with the global pandemic and resulting economic impacts. Unfortunately, 2021 hasn't fared much better for auto theft statistics, though the drivers have changed. In 2020, auto thefts increased by almost 10…

Automotive dealerships face a wide variety of threats, not unlike other businesses. However, one big difference is that most other businesses don’t keep their expensive inventory sitting outside in the open. Don Brown, owner of Don Brown Chevrolet in St. Louis, knows first-hand…

After soaring to historic heights, the price of lumber and construction material costs have finally dropped an astounding 74 percent to not quite pre-pandemic prices as Fortune reports. What drove the wild turnaround? The supply chain affected the costs of materials to the point…