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Supermarket chain Iceland will financially reward customers who report incidents of shoplifting, as part of efforts to tackle ...

The Sussex police chief has vowed to use facial recognition and electronic tagging to stop shoplifters from ‘robbing with ...

Shoplifters feel they can rob with impunity, police chief says - Police and crime commissioner for Sussex Katy Bourne called for more ‘meaningful criminal justice measures’.

Police officers told a shopkeeper to take down a sign calling shoplifters “scumbags” because it could cause offence, sparking ...

And it looks like one supermarket is looking to clamp down on the crime in an effort to cut the losses it faces every year due to shoplifting. Iceland revealed that there will be a financial reward ...

The public should be doing more to stop shoplifting rather than just relying on the police, the Thames Valley police and ...

Some shoplifters “feel they can rob shops with impunity”, a British policing chief has said, reported PA Media/dpa.Katy ...

He noted that shoplifting costs the retailer about £20 million annually, a figure he said affects its ability to cut prices and improve staff ...

A pair of alleged shoplifters tried to escape through flames on Wednesday in the Burholme section of Philadelphia.

Some shoplifters “feel they can rob shops with impunity”, a policing chief has said. Katy Bourne, the national lead for ...