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The Tucson Metro Chamber reengaged the Coalition Against Retail Theft after numerous reports of issues with retail theft and vandalism in and around businesses in Pima County. CART brings together business owners and law enforcement partners to brainstorm solutions to the issues businesses are facing. CART’s goal is to help create meaningful policy changes and arm business owners with information on how to protect their businesses and employees and assist in the prosecutorial process to hold thieves and vandals accountable.

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We Watch, We Prosecute is a collaborative effort to increase cooperation between retailers, law enforcement and prosecutors to:

  • Raise awareness of the retail theft problem
  • Increase the tools retailers have to identify and help prosecute organized retail thieves
  • Change state law to enable local prosecutors to convert more misdemeanors into felonies to get organized retail thieves off the street, make our communities safer places to live and lower crime rates
“Frys Food Stores are part of our community, strive to support low prices for our customers and in doing so, work diligently with the Pima County prosecutors and all law enforcement agencies by participating in the “We Watch, We Prosecute” program. We have visual aids in retail stores to encourage and remind all honest consumers to help to curb organized retail theft. Our stores, our neighbors, our neighborhoods, working together for safe and crime free neighborhoods.”Joe Kopelic, Frys Food Store

Retailers who participate in a We Watch, We Prosecute workshops receive information about how they can participate with police and prosecutors to identify and convict my offenders. The program also includes a variety of free visual reminders for retail stores to remind honest consumers they are helping to curb organized retail theft and to remind potential offenders that they take this crime seriously.

Attend a We Watch, We Prosecute workshop to learn techniques to combat organized retail theft, protect your store and make customers feel safe.

BRAND GUIDELINES

Below are the links to the CART and We Watch. We Prosecute logos including relevant guidelines on how to utilize the CART logo.

CONTACTS

Marana Police Department
David Danielson
ddanielson@maranaaz.gov
520-386-2051

Pima County Sheriff
Lieutenant Aimee Trueblood
aimee.trueblood@sheriff.pima.gov
520-351-6260

Sahuarita Police Department
Juan Zamora
jzamora@sahuaritaaz.gov
520-344-7000

Tucson Police Department – East
Frank Amado
frank.amado@tucsonaz.gov
520-837-7165

Tucson Police Department – Midtown
Nick Droban
nicholas.droban@tucsonaz.gov
520-837-7193

Tucson Police Department – West
Robert Dobell
robert.dobell@tucsonaz.gov
520-837-7224

Tucson Police Department – South
Mike Kishbaugh
michael.kishbaugh@tucsonaz.gov
520-837-2864

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