This conference, and the NMORCA are dedicated to the men and women of Law Enforcement and Asset Protection who, working together, refuse to surrender our community to those that would steal from us and do us harm.

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed individuals can change the world. In fact, it's the only thing that ever has."
– Margaret Mead 

Join us for NMORCA's first ever annual conference! Our conference provides retailers and law enforcement with networking and shared learning opportunities to encourage collaboration and help combat organized retail crime in New Mexico through hands-on workshops and seminars from industry leaders. We will have seminars on topics that include ORC in New Mexico, effective ORC prosecution, conducting safe operations, how to use AUROR to prevent crime, and more! We will also be hosting a raffle throughout the conference with lots of great prizes donated by our retail members. Register today to get involved and help make New Mexico a safer place to do business!

CONFERENCE AGENDA

Mayor Tim Keller, City of Albuquerque 
Ben Baker, Deputy Cabinet Secretary, NM Department of Public Safety  
John Allen, Sheriff, Bernalillo County Sheriff Department
Raúl Torres, NM Attorney General
Raul Bujanda, Special Agent in Charge, ABQ Federal Bureau of Investigation 
Representative Marian Matthews, House District 27
Jason Stevens, Deputy Special Agent in Charge, Homeland Security Investigations - El Paso

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The New Mexico Organized Retail Crime Association (NMORCA) is a project of the New Mexico Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with our retail member companies and law enforcement across the state of New Mexico. NMORCA provides an online digital platform for retailers and law enforcement so that they can easily share information in real time to help prevent and prosecute organized retail crime (ORC) in New Mexico.

ORC describes a group or individual who repeatedly steals high-value merchandise from a retailer or multiple retailers for the purpose of reselling the merchandise for personal financial gain. ORC is not only detrimental to New Mexico retailers and businesses financially but more importantly it poses a threat to the safety and well-being of employees and customers alike. ORC is one of the most common offenses in New Mexico and helps fund and perpetuate other criminal activity throughout the state.