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Everytime this week when i have went to the shops i have seen a shoplifter getting caught. Never used to see this, so are they just getting rubbish at it or what?
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Well they don't get sent to prison until they have about 50 previous, so they take getting caught as an occupational hazard.
2 hours down the nick, half an hour in court, back to Asda for that telly. |
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guy was brazingly wheeling a full trolley out of my local tesco's when he was apprehended..
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same here tonight GT at Tesco
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he got surrounded by the security guy and 3 wee worker guys
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Used to buy loads of stuff from shoplifters in the betting shop. When you can get stuff for less than half price you can't turn it down, and it's better than them mugging old ladies for money.
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What were they shoplifting? Betting slips and pencils?
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Big C, was it usually razor blades + batteries or leather gloves
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Gillette Mach III blades were the most shoplifted item in the world apparently.
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SNOOCH 24 Dec 00:02
Big C, was it usually razor blades + batteries or leather gloves Anything you wished to order. Most came from a nearby Asda, the rest from clothing shops in Oxford Street area. |
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knew a team of professional shop lifters when I was younger
quite amazing what they could nick .. |
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they do tend to stand out though in those great big overcoats in july
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xmas period has historically been rife for shoplifting, pickpocketing etc.
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and by xmas i mean CHRISTMAS
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and mooning :(
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u couldnt get a box of 20.000 fags in a coat ;-)
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a girl who lives near me who had been done about 20 times for shop lifitng, who rarely got a sentence apart from car crimes walked into a currys store, she had (the balls) to walk up to a security guard with a lcd tv and tell him to lift it into the boot of her car because she couldn't handle the weight (let on), she thanked him and drove off, did she pay for it, not a chance,
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The Team I knew done time ,they accepted it ,never changed them ,and never would ,mainly same family
looking back cant really agree with what they done ,was young at the time myself and it didnt bother me ,they werent knocking over old ladies for their pensions is all I will say .. |
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if anyone does get caught shop lifting just say you's took the advice of that priest who said it was ok to shoplift :)
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:-) the amount of food that goes to waste is a disgrace should be given to the homeless etc ..
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or me after a bad day on here :^0
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Supermarkets have a new policy of taking civil action against lifters. They were fed up with the courts doing nothing they took matters into their own hands. If you caught stealing they will come after you later with bailiffs, interst charges, the lot.
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Even better than shoplifting. I knew a girl who could just go in a shop and come out with twenty quid. She called it "grafting". Used to nick something then take it back for a refund. NOW that is class imo.
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in the store where i worked we had a duty manager who, if he caught a young bloke nicking stuff, he just used to take them out the back and give them a good whack or two. one had a bike on which he broke all the spokes. the police sometimes take hours and then quite often don't prosecute and if they do the courts are very lenient. they never came back if they left with a fat lip or black eye.
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