Today is the hour-long Digital Retail Fraud webinar. Looking for more? Register for the full-day online course taking place on March 31st: ?https://lnkd.in/ghz_shpv
On March 31, the Center for Cybercrime Studies at John Jay College of Criminal Justice is offering a training called Digital Retail Fraud Trends, Schemes, Victimology, and Scope. While retail fraud may start in Clearnet and Darknet spaces, it often involves brick and mortar establishments being the victims of the fraud, shipping items directly, or having items picked up by customers that paid for them using fraudulent online means. This training will give SLIT criminal justice agents relevant knowledge and skills to investigate retail fraud that starts in Clearnet and Darknet spaces that effects establishments in their jurisdictions. Participants will leave the course with a greater understanding of how online retail fraud is committed, how these frauds target retail establishments of all sizes in their jurisdictions, and gain skills needed to investigate these crimes. This free course will be streamed over Zoom. It is funded by the BJA and is open to open to U.S. state, local, tribal, and territorial law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, and judges. If you are interested in attending this training, please click this link to register: https://lnkd.in/ghz_shpv
