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Shoplifting has become so rampant nearly 60% of shoppers say they feel safer shopping online than in store

July 31, 20251 Mins read

Oscar Arango, former VP of assets protection at Target, said that not only did retail crime make consumers more concerned about their safety, but it also hampered the overall shopping experience.

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Shoplifting has become so rampant nearly 60% of shoppers say they feel safer shopping online than in store

Oscar Arango, former VP of assets protection at Target, said that not only did retail crime make consumers more concerned about their safety, but it also hampered the overall shopping experience. Read More

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