Shoplifter Gets Knocked da fukk out
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VertigoKnight
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Slumped his ass
King_Kamala61
:mjlit: A Fat Black Nasty MFer :mjlit:
Big time
mvp_status
Superstar
99 throw accuracy rating aside, dude is getting fired & that store about to get sued over some stolen shyt that wasn't even his
King_Kamala61
:mjlit: A Fat Black Nasty MFer :mjlit:
Right...you see the paid licensed security officer didn't put hands on him...wtf would you think it's ok to stop him?
Plus it was a good market...mind ya business. Ol boy a clown and he lost his job too
DJ Paul's Arm
Veteran
Looks like this happened in another country. Shoplifter ain’t gettin paid nada and dude who slumped him will be praised.
Accuracy on point
Grounds for lawsuit for the almost criminal
Grounds for lawsuit for the almost criminal
Unbothered
All Star
While I don't necessarily condone shoplifting, hypothetically, I'm willing to turn a blind eye if the person is stealing essentials (food, deodorant, soap, etc). Depending on what they took and how much, I'd just let 'em have it, but give them a stern warning not to come back, no need for the police or anything. Maybe I have too much of a heart and conscience to work a job like that.
I feel like loss prevention and/or employees who go “above and beyond” to stop a shoplifter, especially if what they're taking is very minimal, are taking their jobs a little too seriously, at the end of the day you're not getting any promotions, pay raises, or public recognition for stopping a shoplifter and the store, especially if it's a big brand outlet, they're not losing any major profit from minor theft as they might have you believe.
An aunt of mine once told me how, when she was coming up during the late 70s/early 80s, she worked in a grocery store, and stopped a shoplifter just before they could leave the store, and revealed they had a couple of packs of ground beef underneath their coat. Only two employees were working that morning, herself and another who was in the back stocking shelves.
Well, long story short, quietly she told the shoplifter they could keep the meat, but just don't come back. She ended up paying for the items herself to avoid any trouble from management and told me she did that every time someone shoplifted food because she didn't think those hungry and in need should be criminalized and institutionalized just wanting something to eat.
I feel like loss prevention and/or employees who go “above and beyond” to stop a shoplifter, especially if what they're taking is very minimal, are taking their jobs a little too seriously, at the end of the day you're not getting any promotions, pay raises, or public recognition for stopping a shoplifter and the store, especially if it's a big brand outlet, they're not losing any major profit from minor theft as they might have you believe.
An aunt of mine once told me how, when she was coming up during the late 70s/early 80s, she worked in a grocery store, and stopped a shoplifter just before they could leave the store, and revealed they had a couple of packs of ground beef underneath their coat. Only two employees were working that morning, herself and another who was in the back stocking shelves.
Well, long story short, quietly she told the shoplifter they could keep the meat, but just don't come back. She ended up paying for the items herself to avoid any trouble from management and told me she did that every time someone shoplifted food because she didn't think those hungry and in need should be criminalized and institutionalized just wanting something to eat.
And she was a sucker. Do you not think that word got back to the vagrants and other low lifes that you could steal food and not get in trouble? What were the chances that they even cooked/ate the food they stole and not just sold it to someone else?
You go to flea markets or some other places and you will see a bunch of shyt being sold like toothpaste, deodorant, lotion, etc..... where do you think they got it from? Why do you think some places have all of that shyt locked up?
If you are truly hungry then there are places where you can get food and help, but a lot of these people doing that are either high, crazy or shiesty.
Exactly. All he got was a headache and probably another pop upside the head at the police station.