Amplify risk to reduce shoplifting

When considering whether or not to shoplift, would-be offenders ask themselves four questions: 1. How likely is it that I will get caught? 2. How easy is it to do it? 3. What is the benefit to do it? 4. What will happen if I get caught? According to professor Adrian Beck of the University of Leicester, the first factor — how likely am I to get caught? — is the one that influences offenders the most. “Offenders will think through these factors and the ability for retailers to impact on

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