Tuesday, February 1, 2022

QFC using sophisticated device to deter thievery


The employee didn't want to be taped.

Since the pandemic, thievery in retail stores has been at an all-time high.  Locally, QFC in Bella Bottega has been highly targeted.  The store was recently remodeled to include a large liquor store.  According to an employee, thieves work as a team, where one loads up the grocery cart and another loads the car. They may primarily be after the liquor.  Employees and customers are frightened so don't run down the criminals.  The "Live View" (LTV) device deters 40-70% of the thieves and keeps business running smoothly.  It's extensive network of cameras sends tape back to the police.


                                  Pam, my lovely wife alerted me to this "talking" solar trailer.

-- Bob Yoder, 2/1/2022

1 comment:

  1. Members of the King County Council heard a proposal on Tuesday, that would keep people who commit certain non-violent crimes from being booked into jail.

    The crimes listed by the Department of Public Defense are possession of a stolen vehicle, taking of a motor vehicle in the first or second degree, theft of a motor vehicle, residential burglary, burglary in the second degree, failure to register as a sex offender, all VUCSA including PWI, delivery, conspiracy, theft in the first degree and theft in the second degree and fugitive warrants. Redmond Facebook group.

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