How Memphis Retailers Are Fighting Back Against Organized Theft Rings
Organized retail crime is costing Memphis stores millions. Here's how local retailers and security firms are responding.
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Memphis Summer Crime Check: Where the Numbers Stand Heading Into Fall
A midpoint look at Memphis crime data through August 2022 shows mixed signals on violence, property crime, and auto theft.
Tennessee Armed Guard Licensing in 2022: Requirements, Costs, and What's New
Everything you need to know about getting your Tennessee armed security guard license in 2022, from training hours to TDCI fees.
Back-to-School Security in Shelby County: What Parents Need to Know for 2022
With Shelby County schools reopening in August, here's what parents should know about new security measures, threats, and keeping kids safe.
Inside the SCORPION Unit: How Memphis Police Are Betting Big on Saturation Patrols
MPD's SCORPION unit has made hundreds of arrests in its first year. Critics say the aggressive tactics come with a cost.
Memphis Carjackings Are Up 40% This Year. Here's Where They're Happening
Carjackings across Memphis have surged in 2022, with Hickory Hill and Parkway Village bearing the worst. A look at the data and what's driving it.
The Security Guard Shortage Is Hitting Memphis Hard. Here's Why Companies Can't Hire Fast Enough
Memphis security firms are struggling to fill open positions as demand outpaces supply. What's driving the shortage and who's adapting.
After Uvalde: Memphis-Shelby County Schools Plans $5.5 Million Security Overhaul
In the wake of the Uvalde tragedy, MSCS administrators push for $5.5M in security upgrades. Here's what the plan includes.
Memphis Homicides Up 15% at Midyear: What the First-Half Numbers Tell Us
Memphis homicide numbers through June 2022 show a troubling summer ahead. We break down the data by precinct and what it means for security.
Memphis Mid-Year 2022 Crime Analysis: The Numbers Behind the Headlines
A data-driven look at Memphis crime trends through June 2022. Homicides down slightly, but auto theft and property crime tell a different story.