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CORCA Passed the House: What the Federal Retail Crime Bill Means for Loss Prevention
The Combating Organized Retail Crime Act passed the House 348–60 in May 2026 and now sits with the Senate. If it becomes law, prosecutors could aggregate theft values across incidents and state lines. That makes plate captures, timestamped video, and cross-location documentation more valuable to loss prevention teams than ever.
Illegal Dumping Cameras: How Cities and Property Owners Shut Down Dumping Hotspots
Illegal dumping is a repeat offense at predictable locations, and big-city cleanup budgets run into the tens of millions of dollars a year. Relocatable enforcement cameras change the math by capturing the vehicle evidence a citation requires and by deterring dumpers before the load ever hits the ground.
Mobile Surveillance Trailers for Law Enforcement: Capabilities, Deployment, and What to Expect
A practical deployment guide for law enforcement procurement officers evaluating mobile surveillance trailers—capabilities, NDAA compliance, evidence standards, and key questions to ask.
Organized Retail Crime: How Remote Video Monitoring Changes the Response
ORC groups scout before they strike. Learn how remote video monitoring shifts retail security from recording incidents to preventing them—with LPR, real-time escalation, and evidence-ready footage.