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  • cycleguy2300

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    I don't know what our local Walmart considers acceptable loss %, but one of my granddaughters worked there as a night stocker (which they apparently no longer do) said that the employees are FORBIDDEN from confronting theft, including obvious theft of someone walking out the door with a 50" TV in hand. I see they have LE reserved parking spaces, but I never see any patrol cars there...
    Oh, are those LE spots for on-duty only?

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    bbbass

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    On-duty, I'll park next to the building where I need to. It was busy and I was in a hurry, so I parked there and ran in.

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    This is how I've aways seen responding LEOs in the past, parked in front. The reserved parking was a total surprise to me the first time I pulled into that front row empty space and then looked up and read the sign.
     

    Mowingmaniac 24/7

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    If outright theft occurring in big box stores, why aren't they staked out to apprehend these fking thieves?

    Or, are they and we just don't hear about it?
     

    cherok2e

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    Many companies like Walmart, Target ect. do have policies that forbid an employee from confronting a shoplifter or thief. Many times this is more about limiting the companies liability if that shoplifter is injured or hurt. Many times, shoplifters, and thieves, (proven for a fact.) have sued companies even they stole their products, were injured when being stopped, and have sued the stores and won damages.

    Sad to say, the company assumes less loss for a few hundred dollars of a big screen TV than paying a lawsuit. And I think the shoplifters and thieves are finding this out, and making use of it.

    We do live in some really screwed up times.

    And one of the DA's wants to be your Vice President.
     

    Axxe55

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    Some of you want to get on here and rant about things or say things but get all butthurt when someone challenges your opinions and viewpoints, or asks for sources that back up the opinions you post.

    There is a huge difference between an opinion and a factual statement, just as there is between posting a rant about something, and want to have a civil discussion about the topic.
     
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