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British Woman Detained at Ladprao Mall for Alleged Theft of Branded Cream


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3 hours ago, Bluetongue said:

In any case in the west the shop

staff have no legal right to detain or touch the customer and the larger stores reinforce that policy, frightened of being sued. Of course that means if you’re brazen you get away with it. The cops end up with the video and maybe, it’s a long shot, they might decide something but the loss will never be recouped. I have a guess that’s how she rolls at home. 

So shoplifting is a thriving business now.

Have a look here...

Hundreds of women and children trafficked to UK to shoplift

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2 hours ago, jesimps said:

In my book thieving is worth jail time. If it happens too often a store owner can lose their livelihood. You are maybe too used to seeing shoplifters in the UK getting away without even a slap on the wrist and the cops there aren't bothered about it either.

It happens all around the world. Just in large nations they do not treat is severely unless you are caught many times. 

 

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If she'd tried this in Singapore she'd be in big trouble. She'd likely get off free in the UK . In Thailand she will likely face deportation but no other penalty so long as she pays the store and compensates the police.

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On 10/14/2024 at 9:22 AM, bendejo said:

She may end up doing commercials: Branded Cream is so good it's worth going to jail for!

 

 

All at her (willing) expense.

Promoting the  favorite item  in return for own arrest, lock up and future entry ban.

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In much of the UK now, shoplifting is regarded by the authorities as a victimless crime and therefore not worth pursuing. For insurance purposes, stores have had to to warn their staff not to confront shoplifters as they may be high on drugs or carrying a knife and get violent. Even when shops have clear CCTV footage of the culprit and the act, the cops refuse to take any action as they claim they're too busy. But that's no different from having clear CCTV footage of someone burgling your home, plod will give you a crime number to make a claim on insurance, but they're extremely unlikely to investigate it any further. This dumb hussy probably didn't even realise that it's still a serious crime in Thailand, thought it was the same as at home in Cleveland and just waltzed in, saw something she fancied and then tried to waltz back out with it again. Blame the British politicians, police, lawyers and the rest of the great and the good who condone this sort of behaviour, it's as much their fault as hers.

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2 hours ago, Guderian said:

In much of the UK now, shoplifting is regarded by the authorities as a victimless crime and therefore not worth pursuing. For insurance purposes, stores have had to to warn their staff not to confront shoplifters as they may be high on drugs or carrying a knife and get violent. Even when shops have clear CCTV footage of the culprit and the act, the cops refuse to take any action as they claim they're too busy. But that's no different from having clear CCTV footage of someone burgling your home, plod will give you a crime number to make a claim on insurance, but they're extremely unlikely to investigate it any further. This dumb hussy probably didn't even realise that it's still a serious crime in Thailand, thought it was the same as at home in Cleveland and just waltzed in, saw something she fancied and then tried to waltz back out with it again. Blame the British politicians, police, lawyers and the rest of the great and the good who condone this sort of behaviour, it's as much their fault as hers.

 

   British kids are still bought up to know that its wrong to steal from shops 

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