What situation does NOT require calling the APFM on duty?

The situation involving the delivery of a new shipment does not typically require calling the Asset Protection Field Manager (APFM) on duty. Generally, the APFM's responsibilities are focused on security concerns, theft prevention, and emergency situations. A new shipment delivery is a routine operational activity that is managed by different teams within the store, such as inventory management or receiving staff.

On the other hand, situations like a "bad grab," where shoplifting or attempted theft occurs, require immediate reporting to ensure that appropriate measures are taken to handle the incident effectively. Similarly, any suspected theft by a store associate, along with bomb threats, are serious security concerns that necessitate contacting the APFM to coordinate a proper response and possibly conduct an investigation. Therefore, while all other situations listed require immediate attention from the APFM, a new shipment delivery is considered standard operation and falls outside their purview.