Shoplifters busted

[mzkhadir]

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[Wapp]

I could watch this stuff all day.

 

[duffman1]

sweet ****** but i felt bad for the shop lifters. I dont think your even aloud to just randomly attack shop lifters like that im suprised they dont get charged for runnin up behind them and jumping on them at least inform the person first and if they resist then do somthing. jeeze.

 

[VTHodge]

Target "Hardlines 4" in action!

 

[mugs]

Originally posted by: duffman1
sweet ****** but i felt bad for the shop lifters. I dont think your even aloud to just randomly attack shop lifters like that im suprised they dont get charged for runnin up behind them and jumping on them at least inform the person first and if they resist then do somthing. jeeze.

My first thought was that it was not in the US, because many stores in the US won't even chase a shoplifter.

 

[Phokus]

why did the jump the guy on the phone? all he was doing was talking on the phone!

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: Wapp
I could watch this stuff all day.

I too could not pull away.

 

[UncleWai]

the securities need to wear a shirt saying "Chose the wrong store son!".

 

[Sphexi]

A few of those looked like they were at HD's, which tell their employees very specifically to NOT physically confront shoplifters. You follow them, ask them to stop, if they run you do not chase them. LPI officers might be different, there's a lot of ex-cops and whatnot in the company doing those jobs, and I know that they'll chase and detain people if they get the chance to.

 

[broon]

You cannot legally detain someone you suspect of shoplifting...that's called kidnapping. All you can do is call the cops and have them arrested. Of course if you have someone arrested who didn't actually shoplift, you open yourself up to a lawsuit.

 

[Mucho]

Originally posted by: Phokus
why did the jump the guy on the phone? all he was doing was talking on the phone!

How can you be arrested for shoplifting if you are still in the store?

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: Phokus
why did the jump the guy on the phone? all he was doing was talking on the phone!

yeah they just came up and grabed him by the neck. if someone did that to me i would be fighting also.

 

[Slick5150]

I have no idea what was going on in those videos. At face value though, they did everything completely backwards. You can't get someone for shoplifting if they're still in the store, and that one guy was just standing there talking on the phone.

This is all aside from the fact that it seems completely unnecessary to assault these people from behind when a simple "can we go into the office and talk" would likely suffice.

 

[UncleWai]

Originally posted by: Mucho

Originally posted by: Phokus
why did the jump the guy on the phone? all he was doing was talking on the phone!

How can you be arrested for shoplifting if you are still in the store?

I think it was a setup or something. It's like you were anticipating the black guy at the next counter getting some. And then BAM the white guy on the phone gets cuffed.

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: Slick5150
I have no idea what was going on in those videos. At face value though, they did everything completely backwards. You can't get someone for shoplifting if they're still in the store, and that one guy was just standing there talking on the phone.

This is all aside from the fact that it seems completely unnecessary to assault these people from behind when a simple "can we go into the office and talk" would likely suffice.

we don't know the specifics.

jsut enjoy the senseless violence like a good wittle boi, m'kay?

 

[40Hands]

Originally posted by: Slick5150
I have no idea what was going on in those videos. At face value though, they did everything completely backwards. You can't get someone for shoplifting if they're still in the store, and that one guy was just standing there talking on the phone.

This is all aside from the fact that it seems completely unnecessary to assault these people from behind when a simple "can we go into the office and talk" would likely suffice.

I agree. I bet they would get far less fights that way. (maybe they were looking for one?) You can bet that guy would have got a fight if some of that sh!t was pulled on me...

 

[imported_Baloo]

Originally posted by: broon
You cannot legally detain someone you suspect of shoplifting...that's called kidnapping. All you can do is call the cops and have them arrested. Of course if you have someone arrested who didn't actually shoplift, you open yourself up to a lawsuit.

Yes, you can detain someone, and it is not kidnapping. Kidnapping would be unlawful, this is not unlawful. Don't believe me? Try it sometime.

 

[Narse]

Originally posted by: broon
You cannot legally detain someone you suspect of shoplifting...that's called kidnapping. All you can do is call the cops and have them arrested. Of course if you have someone arrested who didn't actually shoplift, you open yourself up to a lawsuit.

Oh yes you can, I know firsthand, I was with a fiend years ago at a department store that tried to steal something, and they detained us. Also they tackled him but just grabed my arm and asked me to follow them. Luckly I wasn't charged with anything.

 

[SarcasticDwarf]

I'm sorry, but those shoplifters were more or less assaulted by the police/employees. When you approach and tackle/jump in front of/grab a person from behind, they WILL resist. I would love to see someone kick these guys asses.

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: Baloo

Originally posted by: broon
You cannot legally detain someone you suspect of shoplifting...that's called kidnapping. All you can do is call the cops and have them arrested. Of course if you have someone arrested who didn't actually shoplift, you open yourself up to a lawsuit.

Yes, you can detain someone, and it is not kidnapping. Kidnapping would be unlawful, this is not unlawful. Don't believe me? Try it sometime.

yeap they can detain you. but they can also get in troulbe if they do it to someone who has not stolen anything.