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In this week’s CrimeScience episode, host Tiffany Frison sits down with Research Scientist Beau Nutter to discuss insights from his Research2Practice Report, Improving Blitz Operations Through Technology and Information Sharing. Tune in to learn how the LPRC coordinates retailers and law enforcement, supports information-sharing efforts, and provides tools such as mapping, surveys, and briefing reports to enhance operational success.
Join host Tiffany Frison and guest Christina Burton, PhD, as they discuss the findings from the 2026 Strategic and Straight Cargo Theft Survey, exploring the technologies and security measures currently used by retailers to protect their supply chains. The conversation examines common solutions such as seals, locks, GPS tracking, and monitoring software, while highlighting opportunities for future innovation in cargo theft prevention. To learn more about the survey and its findings, view Dr. Burton’s report, Solutions in Supply Chain: Results from the 2026 Strategic and Straight Cargo Theft Survey, in the Knowledge Center.
On this week’s episode, join guest host Selina Massmann and Research Scientist Sam Yeung, PhD, as they discuss how the LPRC has used AI, the challenges encountered along the way, and key lessons for AP and LP professionals. To learn more, you can access Dr. Yeung’s report, Learning by Doing: AI Adoption and Automation at LPRC, in the Knowledge Center.
Join host Tiffany Frison and Research Scientist Beau Nutter as they discuss sensor trees, exploring how they are implemented across different scenarios and their effectiveness in closing security gaps. To learn more about their applications, check out Nutter’s report, Understanding Sensor Trees and Their Uses, in the Knowledge Center.
Listen as two of the LPRC’s Research Scientists, Beau Nutter and Sam Yeung, PhD, discuss Yeung’s upcoming research report, AI in Loss Prevention: From Models to Operational Value. Knowing how to close gaps between using AI in a demo and actual implementation can improve a loss prevention operation and help professionals better evaluate AI solutions.



