The RAM Loss Prevention Committee is comprised of industry experts, loss prevention professionals and law enforcement. By networking and sharing information, we arm ourselves with the knowledge to stop loss before it occurs or prevent it from happening again.
The Committee has over 150 participants. The RAM LP Committee meets quarterly to discuss relevant LP topics and share information.
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If you are interested in joining the Committee, please contact Ryan Kearney, RAM General Counsel, at 617-523-1900 or [email protected].
Partnerships Within New England and Beyond:
2025 Berkshire County (MA) Organized Retail
and Financial Crimes Workshop
By Adam Berg, Criminal Intelligence Research Specialist, NESPIN
The Berkshire District Attorney’s Office of Massachusetts recently hosted the 2025 Berkshire County Organized Retail and Financial Crimes Workshop. Over two hundred people from both the criminal justice community and private sector represented their agencies and professional organizations from the New England states, as well as New York, to combat organized retail and financial crimes within the region. The workshop began with Massachusetts-specific case success with regard to state legislation and ended with a national overview of these crime types and the legislation proposed at the national level to continue to keep up with modern-day threats.
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The New England Organized Retail Crime Alliance (NEORCA) is a group or retailers who partnered with law enforcement aimed at reducing property crimes, keeping shoppers safer and lessening their chances of becoming victims. NEORCA was formed after law enforcement and corporate retail partners throughout New England realized the need to combine efforts to combat the growing problem of Organized Retail Crime (ORC). This website was developed to allow NEORCA members to share intelligence relating to the businesses and communities we serve. This shared information includes, but is not limited to, crimes of organized theft, robberies, counterfeiting, check and credit card fraud, prescription fraud, identity theft and other scams. In short, any type of organized crime may be shared through this site.
Shoplifting Awareness: Click here to download slide show.
