10 Suspicious Behaviours Associated with Retail Theft
Are you aware of the suspicious behaviours associated with retail theft? See our list below of the 10 Suspicious Behaviours Associated with Retail Theft!
- Suspect(s) carrying empty and/or large shopping bags.
- Suspect(s) entering stores with backpacks or duffle bags.
- Suspect(s) taking merchandise to restrooms.
- Suspect(s) dressed in heavy clothing and unseasonal attire to help conceal stolen goods.
- Suspect(s) shopping with strollers and/or carts.
- Suspect(s) piling stacks of merchandise.
- Suspect(s) looking at ceilings and cameras.
- Suspect(s) overly friendly and asking a lot of questions as a distraction tactic.
- Suspect(s) paying more attention to staff and their location then the actual merchandise.
- Suspect(s) moving merchandise from it’s original area to a lower visibility area of the store. Typically a less travelled or low visibility area of the store.
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