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a case. By arming the retail
industry with the infrastructure
equipped to identify and track the
necessary to share such
most dangerous retail criminals,
intelligence, it is our hope that
protecting both shoppers and
they, along with their partners in
retail employees.”
law enforcement, are better able
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to thwart criminal efforts and
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law enforcement and private
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industry provides for greater
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FBI to launch LERPnet in 2007.
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base represents $814 billion in
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Johnson, section chief, Criminal
retail sales, with a combined
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Investigative Division at the
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