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Loss Prevention Research Council

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Oct 29, 2026

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Episodes

CrimeScience Episode 46 – Pandemic Era Guardianship & Routine Activity Theory ft. Dr. Marcus Felson (Texas State University) Part 2 05.05.2020

Dr. Marcus Felson, Professor at Texas State University, joins us for two episodes of LPRC CrimeScience. In this second part with Dr. Felson, we continue our discussion on guardianship with an emphasis on the current pandemic, research ideas, routine activity theory, and much more.

CrimeScience Episode 45 – Perspectives on Crime and Loss in the Age of COVID-19 ft. Basia Pietrawska (CAP Index) 30.04.2020

The CAP Index analytics team examined retail crime reported in March in the Los Angeles area and highlighted several preliminary trends affecting retailers during the current pandemic. Dr. Read Hayes discusses the data with Basia Pietrawska, CAP Index Vice President of Consulting and Analytics, and delves into routine activity theory, Los Angeles’ weekly percentage changes […]

CrimeScience – COVID-19 Series: Episode 4 with Dr. Read Hayes, Tony D’onofrio, and Tom Meehan 30.04.2020

On this LPRC CrimeScience #COVID19 Series episode, our new weekly podcast covering the current pandemic, co-hosts Dr. Read, Tony D’onofrio, and Tom Meehan discuss LPRC initiatives, this week’s global economy according to the data, online fraud trends and risks, and remote security infrastructures.

CrimeScience Episode 44 – Situational Crime Prevention ft. Dr. Ron Clarke Part 2 28.04.2020

In this second episode with Dr. Ron Clarke, renowned criminologist and recipient of the Stockholm Prize of Criminology,  we will continue our conversation on opportunity reduction techniques, the scope of opportunity crime, the duty of criminologists, the security hypothesis, and much more.

CrimeScience Episode 43 – Pandemic Era Guardianship & Routine Activity Theory ft. Dr. Marcus Felson (Texas State University) Part 1 28.04.2020

Dr. Marcus Felson, Professor at Texas State University, joins us for two episodes of LPRC CrimeScience. In this first conversation with Dr. Felson, we cover guardianship with an emphasis on the current pandemic, research ideas, routine activity theory, and much more.

CrimeScience Episode 42 – Response to COVID-19 ft. Peter Chie (Bloomingdale’s) 28.04.2020

Peter Chie, Vice President of Asset Protection and Risk Management of Bloomingdale’s and LPRC Board Member, discusses his organization’s response to the pandemic, early reactions, health and safety planning, closures, and much more.

CrimeScience – COVID-19 Series: Episode 3 featuring Gus Downing (Downing & Downing) 23.04.2020

On this LPRC CrimeScience COVID-19 Series episode, we are joined by featured guest Gus Downing of Downing & Downing. Tune in to hear our discussion on current crime data, how COVID-19 is changing retail in the short & long term, risks & vulnerabilities, LPRC initiatives, and much more.

CrimeScience Episode 41 – Food Delivery Safety & Security ft. Van Carney (Domino’s Pizza) 21.04.2020

This LPRC CrimeScience episode, featuring Van Carney, Director of Loss Prevention, Safety and Security at Domino’s Pizza, covers food delivery and its evolution,  COVID-19’s effects on business, driver safety, and how companies protect their employees and customers.

CrimeScience – COVID-19 Series: Episode 2 15.04.2020

In this week’s overview, Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK) talks online vulnerabilities, Tony D’Onofrio (TD Insights) discusses the state of retail in the US, and Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC) covers the LPRC initiatives related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

CrimeScience – COVID-19 Series: Episode 1 09.04.2020

The LPRC would like to introduce our new series of COVID-19 CrimeScience episodes. In each weekly overview, Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK) will talk vulnerabilities in technology, Tony D’Onofrio (TD Insights) will discuss the new normal from current events, and Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC) will cover the LPRC initiatives related to the pandemic.

CrimeScience Episode 40 – COVID-19 and Retail’s Forecast ft. Tony D’Onofrio 01.04.2020

This episode will cover global retail lessons, how  COVID-19 affects LP/AP, transformational strategies, and the retail forecast for the rest of 2020. Also included are upcoming LPRC initiatives and the resources the research team will provide to help retailers and practitioners, hosted by Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC), featuring Tony D’onofrio (TD Insights).

CrimeScience Episode 39 Part 1 – ft. Dr. Ron Clarke 24.03.2020

In Part 1 of this episode, Dr. Ron Clarke, renowned criminologist and recipient of the Stockholm Prize of Criminology, discusses the evolution of Situational Crime Prevention, opportunity reduction techniques, the British government’s criminology research department – the Home Office, and more, with host Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC).    

CrimeScience Episode 38 – The Importance of Retail Collaboration with LE ft. Ryan McCazzio & Daryl Blackmore 06.02.2020

This episode is a follow up to the Learning Lab from IMPACT 2019. We discuss the importance of retail collaboration with law enforcement with guests Detective Ryan McCazzio (GPD) and Daryl Blackmore (Rexall), and co-hosts Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC) and Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK).

CrimeScience Episode 37 – Breaking Down Porch Piracy & Metal Theft ft. Dr. Ben Stickle 23.01.2020

In this episode, our featured guest Dr. Ben Stickle (MTSU) discusses porch piracy, metal theft, and more, with co-hosts Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC) and Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK).

CrimeScience Episode 36 – The Importance of IMPACT 2019 19.12.2019

In a special episode of CrimeScience, we feature insights from IMPACT veterans, industry partners, retailers, and technology partners on why LPRC IMPACT is the conference to attend! Would you like to be featured as a guest on the podcast? Please contact us at kevin@lpresearch.org to learn more!

CrimeScience Episode 35 – NRF and the Responsibility of Retail ft. Bob Moraca 05.12.2019

In this episode of CrimeScience, Bob Moraca (NRF) talks about the National Retail Federation’s past, present, and future, as well as the responsibilities of retail, and more with co-hosts Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC) and Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK).

CrimeScience Episode 34 – The Importance of Innovation and Continuous Improvement Ft. Tony D’Onofrio 14.11.2019

In this episode, Tony D’Onofrio (TD Insights) joins co-hosts Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC) and Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK) to discuss LP/AP issues and opportunities, how to use and better leverage LPRC, what’s coming up for TD Insights, and more.

CrimeScience Episode 33 – How RILA is Supporting LP/AP ft. Lisa LaBruno 23.10.2019

In this episode of CrimeScience, co-hosts Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC) and Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK) talk with Lisa LaBruno (RILA) about RILA’s history, their efforts in key retail disciplines, evolving retail challenges, and more.

CrimeScience Episode 32 – LPRC Innovate ft. Jordan Burchell 10.10.2019

This episode was recorded live at LPRC IMPACT 2019! Host Tom Meehan, CFI, (CONTROLTEK) talks with LPRC’s own Jordan Burchell about how LPRC is driving innovation in the retail setting by utilizing virtual reality, augmented reality, eye tracking, and other emerging technologies, inside the NextRetail Research Center and the Ideation and Simulation Lab.

CrimeScience Episode 31 – Protecting the Physical Space: Evidence-based Safety and Security 12.09.2019

This week, Tom Arigi joins co-hosts Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC) and Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK) in a discussion on Asset Protection, including working with the LPRC and LPRC INNOVATE program, evidence-based safety and security, the greatest challenges in AP, what the future holds, and much more.

Episode 30 – The History of IMPACT ft. Fred Becker (Bloomingdale’s) & Dave Magersupp (Verizon) 29.08.2019

For this week’s episode, we have two special guests! Fred Becker (Bloomingdale’s) and Dave Magersupp (Verizon) discuss the history of LPRC IMPACT, what to expect at this year’s event, the significance of IMPACT on the industry, and more, with co-hosts Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC)and Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK). 

Episode 29 – The History of the LPRC ft. King Rogers (Master Technology Group) 15.08.2019

In this episode, special guest King Rogers (Master Technology Group) discusses the history of the LPRC, his experience in building AP/LP programs, his future in the industry, and much more, with co-hosts Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC) and Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK). 

Episode 28 – Improving Critical Outcomes: Evidence-Based Policing ft. Sgt. Renee Mitchell, Ph.D. (ASEBP) 31.07.2019

We welcome Sgt. Renee Mitchell, Ph. D. (ASEBP) to talk Evidence-Based Policing, including key steps in the process, how its currently being used, the future goals of the ASEBP, and more with co-hosts Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC) and Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK). 

Episode 27 – Using Risk Terrain Modeling to Focus Crime Reduction Ft. Dr. Joel Caplan (Rutgers University) 11.07.2019

The post Episode 27 – Using Risk Terrain Modeling to Focus Crime Reduction Ft. Dr. Joel Caplan (Rutgers University) appeared first on Loss Prevention Research Council .

Episode 26 – Exploring the Relationship between Law Enforcement and LP/AP ft. Detectives Ryan McCazzio and Nick Ferrara 24.06.2019

This week, co-hosts Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC) and Tom Meehan (CONTROLTEK) review the intersection of law enforcement and LP by identifying common crime issues, reviewing how to map and pattern those problems, and exploring the platforms to utilize with our featured guests, Detectives Ryan McCazzio and Nicholas Ferrara.

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