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@silverjx | 19 January 16 |
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@ 3mel - 18.01.16 - 07:56pm you're not in trouble until you leave the store... ya know, like psnality had already said... Think they can get you on if you attempt to leave, seen a couple times in Boots and Tesco they lock the doors before the shoplifter can get to them. |
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@silverjx | 19 January 16 |
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@ ementalm - 19.01.16 - 12:50am who hasn't stolen something from the shop or used the 'i forgot to pay' line Well those 50'' LCD Tv's are that thin now adays you just simply forget you have one in your arms 
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@mab21 | 19 January 16 |
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@ silverjx - 19.01.16 - 09:56am Think they can get you on if you attempt to leave, seen a couple times in Boots and Tesco they lock the doors before the shoplifter can get to them. Oh shyte... |
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@blueman | 19 January 16 |
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@ mab21 - 19.01.16 - 09:51am I don't think that's the problem, most boxes have a security tags but the product inside, eg aftershave doesn't have one and ppl steal it because the shop will not notice but then when you want to buy aftershave you find an empty box  Also reminds me that a cpl of weeks ago I went to a general shop where they had a shoe section and I wanted to try on a few peers and you know nowadays they don't display a full peer because they are afraid of shoplifters, however, i found empty boxes, I think the shoes inside were stolen and the shoplifter found a way somehow to make peers lol *I'm sure I don't mean 'peer' or 'pear' even but I can't remember how is written lol*  not the spell police but you might want to write this down. PAIR.
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@mab21 | 19 January 16 |
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@ blueman - 19.01.16 - 10:30am not the spell police but you might want to write this down. PAIR.Thanks. You saved the day! 
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@iilmadme | 19 January 16 |
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if my local shop gets an offer on cat food i take my wheelie trolley down there n load it up off the shelf,take one box to the till n declare the rest.i always wonder what they think but it would be in noone's best interest for me to try carrying that many in baskets
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@silverjx | 19 January 16 |
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Asda now has giant stickers that they put on crates of beer once they've been sold to show security that they've been paid for
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@mab21 | 19 January 16 |
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Once I went in a shop and I bought several items, among which there was a little porcelain doll that the shopper forgot to put in my bag and I couldn't find it when I got home. Lucky me it was a cheap one. Did the shopper shoplifted me? 
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@vampdude | 19 January 16 |
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If I remember correctly, from when I did retail security (fucking nightmare)... Stores don't care to do anything unless it's three items or more, or above 10 pounds in value. I've heard Asda are quite lenient, since many stores don't actually have security on the level they were employed. So they would be busy elsewhere, notably stacking shelves.
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@prattle | 19 January 16 |
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So what youre essentially telling us is that youre a bad thief?
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@wkd.gal | 19 January 16 |
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i did pay for them but had to take them out me pocket 1st lol
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@newt182 | 19 January 16 |
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They have to be able to prove intent to steal. You can be arrested for shoplifting before leaving the shop. Imagine you go into a clothes shop and pull the security tags off clothes and put them in your bag. There clearly is intent to steal them there and they can arrest you before you walk out. Accidentally putting something in your pocket and then pulling them out and saying you want to pay for them isn't going to get a conviction. |
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@ementalm | 19 January 16 |
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@ oligarch - 19.01.16 - 09:06am is there an award ? yes, you get a golden midgets c*ck, to show you can slip out of places easily and hide |
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