What does LERPnet stand for?

Law Enforcement Retail Partnership Network

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Samples in periodicals archive:

With store cutbacks leaving fewer employees to monitor shelves, retailers increasingly are reaching for an electronic weapon: the Law Enforcement Retail Partnership Network, or LERPnet, an interactive database created by the federation.

TO CATCH A WHOLE GANG OF THIEVES

Most recently, the Retail Industry Leaders Association and NRF joined forces to launch the Law Enforcement Retail Partnership Network (LERPnet), a secure, Web-based computer database that will allow retailers to share ORC information with each other and with law enforcement.

Retailers organize against crime

Joseph LaRocca, NRF's vice president of loss prevention, said that this data base called Law Enforcement Retail Partnership Network will become the "national platform" for sharing retail crime information.

Retail trade, FBI fight organized theft