Perspective on Loss Prevention
Hear from people that deal with the loss prevention industry in a direct and indirect way. Get the perspective of defense attorneys, HR, and store management, just to name a few. Check out the videos below.
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Q&A on Prosecution
Attorney Daniel Farnsworth answers some questions, and gives great advice in regards to prosecuting your shoplifting cases.
Juvenile Gangs
New video for this week. Dr. Phil talks about the family dynamics within juvenile gangs.
A Manager’s Perspective
Nik talks about Loss Prevention from a the perspective of a specialty retailer manager.
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Q&A on Prosecution
A conversation with Daniel Farnsworth
Attorney Daniel Farnsworth answers some questions, and gives great advice in regards to prosecuting your shoplifting cases.
Daniel 's Bio/Experience
Daniel Farnsworth was a Prosecutor at the Fulton County Solicitor’s Office from November 2005-August 2008. He drafted accusations and represented the State at first appearances, probable cause hearings, bond hearings, and plea and arraignment calendars; drafted and argued motions in limine and motions to suppress; negotiated plea bargains and successfully prosecuted thousands of cases in bench and jury trials. In Daniel Farnsworth's trial division; he was appointed as Senior Solicitor to the Honorable Patsy Y. Porter.
Daniel 's Recommended Links
- Peach State Lawyer — If you have been arrested and convicted for DUI or a drug crime in the Atlanta area contact The Peach State Lawyer
Additional Information
It’s important in Loss Prevention to keep perspective. We keep perspective when we deal with the unique issues and challenges that only Retail Loss Prevention can bring. In this section we focus on hearing from people that deal with the Loss Prevention Community in an indirect way. It is a unique opportunity for us as professionals to see someone else’s perspective, to better understand our own. Do you know any one that you think has an interesting perspective on loss prevention and would benefit the LP community at large? If so, be sure to let us know.