Brian J. Nadeau

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  "The overall price tag is more than burglary, larceny, robbery and auto theft combined," said Supervisory Special Agent Brian J. Nadeau, program manager of the Organized Retail Theft Program at FBI Headquarters.

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  In a statement, FBI Supervisory Special Agent Brian Nadeau, program manager for the FBI's Organized Retail Theft program, said that this tool ''will create a stronger partnership between retailers and law enforcement to tackle a growing problem and disrupt criminal organizations.'' NRF, the industry's largest trade group, estimates that shoppers pay almost two cents on every dollar to cover the cost of retail theft.

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  Law enforcement will not likely begin to use LERPnet until the data reaches a substantial amount, said Brian Nadeau, supervisory special agent for the FBI's major theft unit in Washington D.C.
  
  "It's just another tool in the arsenal," Nadeau said.
  
  LERPnet will help law enforcement officials track, identify and apprehend organized crime groups, so that larger cases can be prosecuted, he said.

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  Brian Nadeau, supervisory special agent for the FBI's Major Theft Unit, played a key role in preparing for the training day program.
  
  "The FBI welcomes the opportunity to work with GIA in this effort," Nadeau said.

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  ccording to Brian J. Nadeau, former program manager of the FBI's Organized Retail Theft Program, “These aren’t shoplifters taking a pack of gum.

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  FBI Supervisory Special Agent Brian Nadeau, program manager for the FBI's Organized Retail Theft program, calls LERPnet "a vision of the retail community that will help solve a $30 billion a year problem."
  
  "LERPnet should make it easier for the law enforcement community to track organized retail crime groups and their string of criminal conduct," said Nadeau.

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  Brian J. Nadeau, Supervisory Special Agent for The FBI's Major Theft Unit, played a key role in preparing for the training day program."The FBI welcomes the opportunity to work with GIA in this effort," said Nadeau.

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  The NRF Law Enforcement Retail Partnership Award (LERPA) winners, Supervisory Special Agents Eric B. Ives and Brian J. Nadeau of the FBI Major Theft Unit, were honored for their instrumental role in the deployment of the Law Enforcement Retail Partnership Network.

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  Former supervisory special agent Brian J. Nadeau, program manager of the FBI's Organized Retail Theft Program, has told the consumer press that boosters can walk out with "$5,000 to $10,000 worth of merchandise each time they leave a store. The same team might hit several stores in a day - and the same store once a month. "A really good professional thief can make between $100,000 and $200,000 a year," he says.

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  The second, "Success: Partnering with Law Enforcement," will feature Bob MacLea, vp, loss prevention, The TJX Cos.; Anthony Heredia, director, asset protection, Target Corp.; Brian Nadeau, supervisory special agent, FBI; and Eliot Green, assistant vp, The TJX Cos.

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