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Among the millions of cases on record:

A computer company employee bought software worth $9 million using an internal purchasing account and then resold it through a middleman for cash.
A trusted employee embezzled almost $500,000 dollars from a heating supply company. (The employee had a verifiable employment record and had passed a background check.)
A hotel maid stole an ATM card from a guest, tarnishing the hotel's reputation.
A man was killed and his wife seriously injured when a former employee robbed the motor lodge where the couple worked as managers.
A state education department employee used a state-issued credit card to charge nearly $50,000 in personal expenses.
A retail store recovered merchandise totaling almost $11,000 that had been stolen through an employee theft ring at its distribution center.
An office manager was sentenced to three years in jail and ordered to repay the nearly $227,994 that she skimmed from the doctor who employed her.
A payroll administrator and manager of the company's profit sharing 401(k) plan stole approximately $3.1 million over an eight-year period.
Five federal workers were tied to a bribery scheme.
A store clerk was caught and fired for pocketing cash.
A judge was sent to prison for accepting bribes.
An executive, along with his secretary, embezzled $84,000. Fearing she might turn them both in, he kidnapped, raped, and murdered her. He was caught, convicted, and executed.
An armored car driver staged a phony hold up of his $300,000 cargo.
Several retail employees were arrested for dumping merchandise into their cars during working hours.
A security guard was sentenced to 10 years in prison for robbing the store he was hired to protect.
F.B.I. agents arrested an army sergeant involved in a spy ring. He was selling military secrets.
A restaurant manager was caught trying to sell stolen goods from his car.
A mayor committed suicide after being caught accepting bribes.
A bank employee was caught trying to make wire transfers into his own account.
A police officer was charged with burglary.
A man was arrested while trying to rob the company he used to work for.
A security guard kidnapped an executive in an attempt to collect a ransom. The executive was murdered.
Postal worker is charged with stealing credit cards out of the mail.

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Among the millions of cases on record:

A computer company employee bought software worth $9 million using an internal purchasing account and then resold it through a middleman for cash.

A trusted employee embezzled almost $500,000 dollars from a heating supply company. (The employee had a verifiable employment record and had passed a background check.)

A hotel maid stole an ATM card from a guest, tarnishing the hotel's reputation.

A man was killed and his wife seriously injured when a former employee robbed the motor lodge where the couple worked as managers.

A state education department employee used a state-issued credit card to charge nearly $50,000 in personal expenses.

A retail store recovered merchandise totaling almost $11,000 that had been stolen through an employee theft ring at its distribution center.

An office manager was sentenced to three years in jail and ordered to repay the nearly $227,994 that she skimmed from the doctor who employed her.

A payroll administrator and manager of the company's profit sharing 401(k) plan stole approximately $3.1 million over an eight-year period.

Five federal workers were tied to a bribery scheme.

A store clerk was caught and fired for pocketing cash.

A judge was sent to prison for accepting bribes.

An executive, along with his secretary, embezzled $84,000. Fearing she might turn them both in, he kidnapped, raped, and murdered her. He was caught, convicted, and executed.

An armored car driver staged a phony hold up of his $300,000 cargo.

Several retail employees were arrested for dumping merchandise into their cars during working hours.

A security guard was sentenced to 10 years in prison for robbing the store he was hired to protect.

F.B.I. agents arrested an army sergeant involved in a spy ring. He was selling military secrets.

A restaurant manager was caught trying to sell stolen goods from his car.

A mayor committed suicide after being caught accepting bribes.

A bank employee was caught trying to make wire transfers into his own account.

A police officer was charged with burglary.

A man was arrested while trying to rob the company he used to work for.

A security guard kidnapped an executive in an attempt to collect a ransom. The executive was murdered.

Postal worker is charged with stealing credit cards out of the mail.

Visit our Services page to learn how we can help you avoid scenarios like those above.