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Retail organizations have used video surveillance as a valuable tool to combat shrinkage, which can account for more than 2% of retail sales for some U.S. organizations, according to the National Shrinkage Database. Shrink is up 6.6% in 2011 over 2010 - the highest level since 2007, reported the Global Retail Theft Barometer.

Rising shrink rates are the result of increased shoplifting, employee fraud and organized retail crime, reaching $119 billion worldwide. This trend affects both retailers and consumers. Retailers lose up to 2% of annual sales, which in turn costs shoppers on average $435 per family. Additionally, 47.8% of U.S. retailers report increased losses from organized retail crime.

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Many experts believe that so-called "soft targets," such as malls, hotels, and sporting events, are attractive targets for terrorists. In fact, overseas these kinds of commercial establishments and venues are often targets of attack. According to a Rand Corporation report, from 1998 to 2006 there were more than sixty terrorist attacks against shopping centers in twenty-one countries. Even here in the United States, there are individuals currently in prison for threats of mass destruction against shopping malls.

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