On Call:

1. Paul –Pricechopper2. Steve—Rite Aid3. Hendrik –CSI Protect4. Earl –7-Eleven5. Basia –Cap Index6. Sheryl –Tractor Supply7. Matt –Turkey Hill8. Robert –Publix9. Eric –City Gear10. Sean –3SI11. Nolan –Publix12. Byron –7-Elven13. Frank –Cap Index14. Kathy –Location Inc. 15. Luis –TJX16. Sara –Target17. Mike –VerizoOn call: 1. Paul –Pricechopper2. Steve—Rite Aid3. Hendrik –CSI Protect4. Earl –7-Eleven5. Basia –Cap Index6. Sheryl –Tractor Supply7. Matt –Turkey Hill8. Robert –Publix9. Eric –City Gear10. Sean –3SI11. Nolan –Publix12. Byron –7-Elven13. Frank –Cap Index14. Kathy –Location Inc. 15. Luis –TJX16. Sara –Target17. Mike –Verizon

Baltimore Summit Updates:

Hotel Attendance: roughly 45 retailers, 15+ distinct chains, about 16 law enforcement will be in

attendance Crime mapping and analysis

Impact Conference

October 2nd to 4th at the University of Florida’s Reitz Union

Save the date and budget your travel Event highlights

LPRC 2017 Research Agenda

Overview Utilization Research agenda attached

Violent Crime Parking Lot Survey

In an effort to better understand retailer practices and perceptions related to violent crime. The purpose of the retailer survey was to better understand risk and vulnerability estimation

measures, including environmental factors companies use to determine store crime risk, as well as crime prevention countermeasures currently used in stores.

Surveys were completed with senior personnel from 35 major U.S. retailers during July 2016. Webinar of this survey will be hosted at the end of March 2017. Survey report attached.