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Case Study: Laura Nieves And Sulay Ramirez
On 11/11/16 at about 10:20 AM, Security Officer Ruth Gonzalez notified Account Manager Enmanuel Cabrera that Amazon Associate Laura Nieves and Sulay Ramirez came in with some boxes and wanted know if they exit through b-screen with the items. S/O Gonzalez noticed that the items in the boxes had asin stickers. S/O Gonzalez immediately notified A/M Cabrera, who notified Loss Prevention Manager Jeff Matweecha. LPM Matweecha spoke the associate and advised them that could walk through the facility with the items. After LPM Matweecha spoke with both assocatie, they agree to go around the exterior of the building to go to b-lot. Then, A/M Cabrera took pictures of the items and boxes found and allow the associate to leave. Upon reviewing the
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