American Signature Furniture: Case Study

On the above date and time I responded to Walmart, reference a possible retail theft.

On 04/26/16 APM Jakub Orlando reviewed CCTV to confirm this allegation. CCTV confirmed that on 04/07/16 Mr. Nichols allegedly was blocking the door and physically trying to stop the suspected individual from leaving the store.

Castro said the male suspect was wearing a grey shirt, black shorts, and pushing a shopping cart. Castro said the female suspect was wearing a white top, dark shorts, and carrying a large TJ Maxx reusable shopping bag. Castro saw the suspects go to different sections of the store concealing items in their shopping bag. The suspects attempted to leave the store with the unpaid for items. Castro contacted the suspects at the front entrance of the store. Castro told the suspects to give the items back and the male suspect handed Castro the items and the female suspect dropped additional loss on the ground. Both suspects left on foot south on Lake Ave.

I arrived at the security station and met with CA Schreiner and CA Brown. They identified the male through security station records as JORDAN SCHINKER. I recognized Schniker's name based on prior police contacts.

On 03/05/2017 at approximately 1823 hours I recieved a phone call from Likes, Keith in regards to the theft that had occured.

On Sunday, September 6th, 2015, I, Officer Darryall White, was contacted by Sgt. Frank Long in reference to foods associate Joshua Moore (ID# 1934523) of Dockside Fries stealing money. Sgt. Long and two officers went to Dockside Fries to do pocket checks. It was discovered that Mr. Moore had $5 dollars under his cash register. Mr. Moore was escorted to the North Carolina Interview Room where a compliance audit and interview was conducted. Five dollars was found in his shoes.

At approximately 1915 hours, Pasco sheriff’s E. Reagan arrived to the office and took over the investigation. A copy of the video surveillance was saved in a thumb drive, and a photo of the suspect which was obtained from Ms. Austin’s Facebook and provided to Pasco sheriff’s Deputy E. Reagan to further investigate this

Ikedi O. Onyemaobim (Onyemaobim works for the Los Angeles office of Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard and Smith LLP) illustrates that on August 9, 2014 at 11:54 a.m., Michael Brown was spotted leaving a convenience store with a companion. Surveillance cameras in the store showed Mr. Brown stealing cigarillos before leaving the premises. At 12:01 p.m., Officer Darren Wilson encountered Mr. Brown and his companion walking down the middle of the street; he ordered the two teens to move to the sidewalk . . . Officer Wilson testified that it was at this point he recognized that Mr. Brown fit the description of the suspect in the convenience store theft . . . Officer Wilson testified that Mr. Brown reached into the police vehicle and attempted to take his

Mr. Cintronmarina said the suspect then fled the scene undetected. He was unable to provide any suspect or witness information. He said Walmart Security advised the video would be reviewed after the case number was submitted for

On 10/23/17 Det. Coleman and I went to Belk`s to speak the reporting person, Jerome Stover. I asked with Mr. Stover if he was familiar with a previous larceny with similar circumstance`s (2017-01479). Stover was familiar with the larceny but stated that these were separate individuals. The suspects in this case did get into a vehicle fitting the same description as the above listed OCA as well as similar property taken. After speaking with Mr. Stover, Det. Coleman and I went to Food Lion to attempt to locate a vehicle fitting the suspect vehicle description on their video surveillance. Food Lion Management allowed us to view their video and on 10/20/17 at 1637 hours you can see a silver in color Toyota minivan enter the camera frame with what

I responded to the Dolores Liquor store at approximately ** hours and spoke with Isabelle Boyce. She stated that they contacted the security company for assistance in downloading the captured surveillance footage. I viewed the surveillance and observed three individuals walk in the area and to the Dolores Liquor Store at approximately 2238 hours. While walking southeast toward the building, one of the males looks toward the camera. He appears to be wearing khaki colored jeans and a hooded jacket. The jacket appears to have blue sleeves, a large blue pocket located directly in front of the jacket and extends for both hands and the chest portion of the jacket appears to be patterned with words across the chest. He also appears to be wearing yellow in color “skater” style shoes. At approximately 2255 hours, the male appears to now have a white covering over his jacket and face and while utilizing a large wood object resembling a wooden dowel, he approaches the camera and smashes the camera. I took digital photographs of the male but the images are distorted and not clear. Isabelle Boyce stated

In summary, on 02/23/16 at 2120 hours Ofc. Walsher #261 and I were dispatched to 4800 W Cermak Rd., in reference to a Retail Theft.

On 5/19/16 at about 12:00 PM, Amazon Associate (A/A) Monica Chero (Cherom) notified security that she believes that someone may have stolen her lunch while it was being warmed up in a microwave in the B Building. A/A Chero stated to security that at 11:22 AM she put her plastic bowl that contained rice, potatoes, and tuna fish into the microwave. She also stated that she attempted to look around the microwave area and in trash to see if someone might have just moved it or thrown it out by mistake. Security ensured the associate that an investigation will be launched to help find out what exactly happen to her food. For the time being, she was directed to H.R so she can be given amazon bucks to get a lunch. Using the new B building 3 camera

BatesManor has to decide how their money will be spent on promotional activities. It is possible to spend more promotional money on communicating to retailers or for consumer advertising. Also, another option is to spend all of the money towards one promotional strategy.

The Guillermo Furniture Company has realized that their business strategy is no longer sustainable. The external environment has changed significantly and the company is facing pressure from oversees firms that have automated much of their furniture production and manufacturing. Despite the fact that Guillermo Furniture has access to relatively inexpensive Mexican labor, the company is still struggling to be competitive in the market due to foreign competition. Therefore, Guillermo has identified various alternative strategies that it wishes to consider in order to reinvent its business and become more competitive. It is recommended that Guillermo invest in new equipment that can modernize its manufacturing capabilities. An investment in a computerized lathe shows a worthwhile return on the company's investment and will also position them for future growth.