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From his support and funding of the nation's largest ORC association and conference in Los Angeles, to his current efforts in authorizing the formation of New York City's first Metro ORC effort, learn about Commissioner Bratton's commitment to public-private crime-fighting partnerships nationwide.

LATEST STORIES

Burglars enter through Verizon store roof, steal $138K in merchandise
Police have arrested two men in connection with a daring burglary at a Verizon store in Cupertino. Read more

LAPD release photo of $10,000 Sunglass Hut Armed Robbery Suspect
A man armed with a handgun and knife robbed the Sunglass Hut. Read more. Read more

Polk County, FL: Retail Task Force searching for 2 in theft of thousands from Walmart
Authorities are searching for two people who they say were caught on camera stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. Read more

Update: Birmingham, AL: Brothers arrested in theft of 113 cell phones, $54k cash from T-Mobile
Vincent Warren Long, 28, and Joseph Daniel Long, 21, both are charged with first-degree theft. Read more