Andrew Espinoza Jr., who is also the department’s public information officer, told the Daily Press on Monday afternoon that he can’t share any information on the incident beyond BPD’s Sunday evening statement. Police called paramedics in an effort to give the man medical assistance, but he died at the location where he was shot, the witness said.īarstow Police Capt. The witness said they believe the man didn’t drop his gun, adding that they aren’t sure how the man responded to the officer's order because they couldn't see him when he was shot. Moments later, he opened fire with a spurt of shots that proved fatal for the fleeing man. The officer then yelled for the fleeing man to drop his gun, the witness said. The fleeing man had already passed that store and was roughly 100 feet away from the officer, near the Metro by T-Mobile store, the witness said. "As we're bringing those customers in a little closer to us, we have an opportunity to have more customer data, a more direct relationship with those customers and to monetize that a little bit more than what we can simply do when … selling through a marketplace," Paulonis said.An officer pursuing the man turned the same corner soon after and wielded his gun near the glass entryway to a Liberty Tax Service business. The grocer uses Instacart's technology as the backbone for the system, but uses its own staff to pick orders and interacts with customers through Sprouts' own website. Sprouts Farmers Market, which operates its own e-commerce platform in addition to a presence through Instacart, is seeing a growing percentage of its digital revenue coming through its house-branded online system, the grocer's Chief Financial Officer Denise Paulonis said during an earnings call in May. At the same time, however, retailers benefit from the broad access to online consumers those third-party platforms provide. to tap the CitrusAd retail media network to bring in advertising revenue from CPGs looking to promote products, Mercatus said.īeyond offering retailers the ability to customize their online operations, grocer-run e-commerce platforms can also help retailers avoid costs associated with filtering sales through marketplaces like those offered by Instacart and Shipt. The Mercatus platform also will allow Stater Bros. In addition, the retailer intends to deploy Radius Networks' Flybuy geolocation system, which allows customers to share their location with a grocery store while en route to pick up an online order. plans to use the Mercatus platform in conjunction with Applied Data Corp.'s ShopperKit technology to support its own in-store picking capabilities, according to Mercatus. Grocers can also customize their online offerings on a store-by-store basis using Mercatus' system. For example, store workers can use information about how products are organized on a grocer's website or app to guide their decisions about where to locate items to help pickers quickly find them when assembling orders, he said.
In addition, Mercatus' system can help retailers coordinate in-store operations with their online fulfillment activities, Perrier said. "If you look at the online world, it's similar in terms of how you lay out to get not just the most efficient, quickest experience for the consumer but also maximize the value of the cart." "Merchandising in the store is done in a very specific way … and there's a reason for that," Perrier said. Sylvain Perrier, president and CEO of Mercatus, said the company aims to allow clients like Stater Bros. to strategically align their online and in-store experiences to boost sales no matter which channel shoppers use. "We see this as an opportunity to build stronger relationships with our shoppers through an eCommerce journey that truly embodies our brand’s promise of excellence in food and service," Pete Van Helden, CEO of Stater Bros., said in a statement. The privately held retailer, which runs 170 grocery stores, indicated it wants shoppers to more closely associate their experience making purchases online with the image the chain has cultivated in its stores. is casting its relationship with Mercatus as a way for the grocer to connect with people through its online channels and tap the equity it has built with customers over more than 80 years.
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