@@ahsbaseball17 That’s honestly messed up to a whole new level. Imagine hiring someone to secure your store, and they can’t even do that because they would face more prosecution than the actual criminal.

What's even more fucked up is what the job does to you. It forces you to stereotype, profile, and then confront potential thieves. It only reaffirms fucked up ways of thinking, while frequently enough getting it wrong and making someone feel discriminated against. The few times we did catch thieves, they would just walk out the front door. We'd take their pictures, post them up, and submit a police report for insurance. What, are you really gonna risk your personal safety for someone else's property? Especially over a DeWalt tool. Lol.

@@BL4CK-L1ST This. I was a manager at a retail store that frequently had shoplifters. We had no official LP agents, we were them along with all the BS that comes with being a retail manager. The only real "weapon" corporate would allow us to use was "customer service". In practice this would literally be us following around potential shoplifters (like the lovely looking fellow in the video) until we became as much as a nuisance they would leave. 99% of the time in my area people won't steal within eyesight of an employee. Shit sucked man

When I worked at macys. Even the girl loss prevention workers had no problem fighting and arresting people until police would show up.

And fill out paperwork and make court appearances

😔

That’s why I’m joining the military it’s to dangerous confronting people in Chicago

Who tf wakes up and says "i wanna be a security guard"😭😭

Thanks to Democrat policies.

@@tha2793 yeah republicans would rather you just assault anyone with a backpack and ask questions later. You’re all assuming this guy actually stole something when you have no idea if he did or not, just like the loss prevention guy. Allegedly stealing something doesn’t mean you lose your rights.

I remember those days! They would manhandle shoplifters and make a huge scene.

As the one who was the stupid teenage thieving little shit back then I completely agree, now as long as they get out of the parking lot before cops show up they've pretty much gotten away with it. I got tackled to the ground and dragged back to the store a couple times, and surprise surprise, I learned my fucking lesson as well as a healthy respect for authority.

A simple stick in the wheel might have stopped him

@@JRVS42 i hear you brother! Same here! Much respect four you my brother!

So police brutality is "wrong," but loss prevention brutality is okay? It's wrong for homeowners to arrest burglars (see what happened to the men who detained Ahmaud Arbery), but okay for store employees -- who don't even own the store -- to detain shoplifters? Why should loss prevention have more rights than the real police or private homeowners?

That is a great suggestion I had not read the comments and I made the same suggestion and it will be what is required it seems to bring this into check

San Francisco needs to hire about 1000 Kyle Rittenhouses

Stores need to get rid of private security guards and replace them with off-duty police officers.

And get arrested

100%

And when they try they open the company up to a lawsuit.

It depends on the stores policy.

@@matthewzablocki5310 I'd beg to differ, since that store would have a shiny new policy after they make it out if court when one of their wanna be cops tackles the wrong person and takes them to court.

@@oliver_klozoff you sound like you steal from home depot

@@oliver_klozoff not even the wrong guy, but after the guy dumped the stuff and LP didn't see that.

they can’t do anything 🤣 they have to just call the cops.

Yeah that's how not being a cop in a corporate job works genius.

@@Reezico They could, legally. It's mostly corporate policy that stops them.

@@aennaenn7468 they actually can’t do shit. 🤣 none of them can physically touch you.

@@Reezico You have a lot of experience in security I assume?

@The Nuckin Foob I hear what you're saying. I think that if it was me, I would be glad to open my bag, embarrass him then issue a formal complaint against him and the store. But I'm not a teef.. lol.. I'm joking now, but that is how I hope I would handle it I wouldn't try to run if I am innocent.

That failed rig points on his arm

Which country is that? And the loss prevention employee is NOT a store owner. He just works there.

He could’ve opened the bag if he didn’t have anything, and filed a complaint for being harassed, you could tell he was guilty ash

Damn right. He knows the laws, the fucked up laws we have that protect this thieves.

@@pabloaguilar1962 you are uneducated. The laws are there because experts passed them. Imagine how crazy it would be if store employees, who aren’t the government but regular people, would be allowed to hurt and rough us up? Minorities would be profiled harshly. Every year some people would get injured or even killed in altercations. The laws ensure people stay safe.

Seattle's mascots

@@kevinlawsonseattle Seattle is a nice city, why you hate it so much based on just a few people

Easy job, they're not security things only have to get violent if they bring it there, if they feel unsafe they just let the person go, it's illegal for them to initiate physical contact and they're not gonna fire you for not getting stabbed over 100$ worth of merchandise. And if they do, then you don't want to work for that employer anyways. 🤷🏾

He didn’t deal with it.

@@maui1526 no its not. Have you ever been LP, anywhere?

I did this exact job for target back in 2007 and made 8 dollars an hour. It was horrible 🤣

@@MattandSadieBug the difficulty is a bit subjective. It depends on how the person deals with conflict, and how much they value the comforts it provides. It is often in the A/C, there is no physical exertion required, it doesn’t require any education or technical skills, it has little direct oversight compared to other retail positions, it has a degree of separation from workplace politics relative to most other positions, if you’re competent and are willing to put the company before thrives and employees you have better job security than the rest too, you have less requirements on you for customer satisfaction. Relative to the jobs requirements I think more people working within that pay scale would find that job easier than what they are doing currently.

Yeah. Would've been tempting.

I once had a guy try to go into the Ross I worked at and steal. But I told my boss and the other guys to keep a eye on him since I saw him steal from us a month ago took some sneakers. We confronted him and he said it was his twin brother who did it. The guy had this stupid face tattoo which made it easy to remember him from the last time he was there. He even went to the shoe section again try his luck again

Based on what? If I’m walking out a store, (I always bring my backpack with me, medications-keys-other shit I don’t want stolen), and I’m accused of stealing I’m gonna walk off. No proof this guy stole shit. It’s quite simple really. Even most law enforcement (who’s job is 100% more draining than a 9-5 as a store mall cop; compared to 16 hour shift work), know until you’ve got someone red handed you calm them down and talk them into a comforted position to admit what they’ve done.

@@factbeaglesarebest You and I KNOW he stole! He could have ended right then and there by showing he didn't steal anything. You think thieves admit guilt?! 🤣 You're either naive or a fool 🤔 You're obviously born this century or late last century. There was a time when people weren't Allowed in any store with a backpack or bag of any type. I would have hurt the stupid thief.

Can you explain why? Is it seen as a physical assault to keep the thieves from running away until the police arrive?

@@inuyasha3030 more so for the protection of the employee. If this very intelligent specimen pulled a knife itd be way too dangerous for an employee so they just let the cops take care of it.

@@inuyasha3030 It's probably to avoid liability. Anytime you use force against someone you take on additional risk, especially if it escalates. Imagine a scenario where loss prevention tries to apprehend someone and the suspect ends up killed. That's a huge problem to deal with, and companies have been sued for wrongful death for millions.

I seen a Walmart LP tackle a man running for the door, I don’t know what he had but I seen that same LP in there still working to this day so must’ve been legit.

@@lifewasgiventous1614 Walmart LP got special permission from local police usually. They be on ya ass if they catch you stealing.

Sued for what stopping someone from stealing?

@@ForgottenACE yea legally they can't even touch the guy who stole the stuff, even trying to keep him on the property can get them sued.

@@ForgottenACE For sure especially in a BLUE state like California!!! Thanks a lot Gov Gavin newscum!!! 😠😤😡🤬

Everything is back asswards these days. Come back quickly, Jesus!🙏

It's cheaper to close up their business permanently in states that are unfriendly to them.

Bro what? You think someone who's not a cop with no training should be able to detain someone on speculation? Even if they saw them they have no right to do anything, and fr who is he hurting? Like if you steal something from a big ass chain store like target or something who is he hurting? Like no one is suffering from it, mind your business goddamn

You need video proof to make a citizen’s arrest or you could face false imprisonment charges

@@samgruzinskiy well if cops did their fucking jobs and actually enforced the law, which Democrats openly don't want cops doing, then civilians wouldn't have to take matters into their own hands

@@iraqifoodcart8447 Iz the DEMONRATZ RUININ THE COUNTEY WE GHEV TO STORM THE CAPITOL BUILDING AND EXECUTE NENCI PELOSER

All of these companies have clear procedure for loss prevention and they are not allowed to touch or detain. Only thing they are supposed to do is take description of person and license plate to police to handle! Loss prevention touching him was assault regardless if he stole or not they cannot stop your forward progress otherwise it's detaining against their will!

When. You know they are definitely stealing & they act like this . Knock their f ing heads off & send them to the jail hospital . What's with this world . Thing is now the a hole does know he law & knows he can get away with anything & get a free pass

🤣🤣👌🤦‍♂️

@@pucketts57 this is what happens when denigrated are in charge of the laws

Yo this comment is honesty so hilarious However it takes some courage to be able to be actual loss prevention seeing as how they mostly hire dweeby teens for the position. Actually I have in for an interview for security (loss prevention) and they basically instructed me to just call them out

@@pucketts57 are you tweaking again Stu?

lol 😂

I think he meant the first path he tried to take

Hahaha. 👍🤣🤣🤣

😂 now all I can hear is debo music

EXACTLY ‼️🤔 If it would have been me, Before i could have walked off, I would have been tackled to the ground and half of the Police station would have showed up, to find out that "I DIDN'T HAVE ANYTHING"‼️🙁 THERES TWO COLORS OF LAW THAT EXIST IN THIS GREAT COUNTRY🤔🙄🤨

True, but that dude knows enough about the law to know stealing is against the law.

@@MrLeeLee10 True but security guards are not law enforcement officers. Therefore, there are limits to their authority. Companies would rather lose a few bucks to a thief, than lose a million dollar law suit to the guy who stole a few bucks in merchandise.

Especially when they should have insurance to cover the loss. Detect, Deter, but prevent only safely without altercation.

In my city a cop got shot in the head trying to stop a guy stealing from Home Depot. You never know what these crackheads are capable of.

Worked for home Depot. It's known not to chase after them. The dude recording for sure lost his job. There's a zero tolerance policy on it and for many other places. Even getting caught following a person in the store can cause a lawsuit.

Call the police on who? A guy with a cap and a mask

The cops won’t do anything anymore what the guy is stealing doesn’t add up to 950 he won’t be arrested he will be given a ticket lmao

It's probably Company policy

@@peterchavez7687 worked for Home Depot, can confirm us company policy

I watched LP tackle many people while I worked there.

They can’t do anything or they get fired and a law suit just for a couple of dollars

Loss prevention or security is not police and are very limited on what they can do

They're prolly thinking 'yea, take that food coloring, make my day punk.'

in all honesty you dont have to comply

So I know that bleed track marks are from drug use but how do you use a dewalt for drugs? Lol, honestly don't know

@@emperorofwar1 you sell it to anyone willing to buy or trade it with the dealer would be my guess

They either pawn the new merch or bring it back for an exchange later. They get a Home Depot gift card for the item which they trade at a discount for cash to buy drugs.

@@emperorofwar1 wow really? You don’t know? I feel bad for you if your being for real. It seems you don’t know shit about life. God bless your helpless soul, your gonna need it

@@emperorofwar1 Dewalt brand hand held power tools; Many are cordless these days

Why do the L.P.’s always wear baseball caps? It’s a giveaway! I got caught as a teen and he had a cap on 😆! Recently as a grown grandma man with cap follows me and stares at me. I told him why are you staring and following me? I’ve done nothing but walk to where I need to go! Leave me alone because your busted. And now I know who you are and when I come back I’ll be sure to say hi when you see me. He finally walked away😂!

now a day you get sued by the burglar try to steal from your home because he got hurt steal on your property

@@ulysesj-a9659 And you go to jail for shooting the scum that rob your hard earned stuff when you're out there working your ass off.

@@alanwatts8239 Kyle rittenhouse be like

@@ulysesj-a9659 Not true.

Lmao how do you know those are collapsed veins?

@@atvman12 Because 100% those are collapsed veins on that junkie thief.

It's easier than that. You can smile at employees as you load a trash bag. Sure they might be pissed but they won't do shit. So just smile and wave as they bitch and complain lol.

Lol

Yea we watched the fuckin video

My kind of woman .. will be Great together

@@casper135 L + down bad

Dude

I don't give a fuck what California law says. If I catch someone stealing, I'm stopping them. End of fucking story. I don't care what happens to me, SOMEBODY NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING BESIDES STAND THERE AND WATCH

@@iraqifoodcart8447 you aren’t wrong, but this isn’t just California. I live in Texas and when I worked at Walmart they told me the same thing.

One, it’s not illegal to use reasonable force to stop a theft. Two, it’s not assault it’s battery. Three, large scale it’s not worth it to pay for the litigation to prove you’re right as opposed to letting the thief go. Store policies maximize profit, they aren’t commentaries on what’s actually permissible.

Here in Tennessee we've watched Walmart security people tackle someone straight through the doors knocking it off and shattering the glass and they were cheered and not fired not saying I agree with the fact that they can do that but for some reason they never get in trouble for it

@@iraqifoodcart8447until you get shot or hurt trying to be super man 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Is this happening all over America or is it just happening in some states?? I am from Britain so I am a bit confuse by also this and no one seem to want to answer the question please let me know thank

@@blessbless5648 just some places, but there teaching other people in other states how to do it. The problem is law enforcement is not in on it in the other places.

@@blessbless5648 I live in the state of Ohio and I don't see much crime where I'm living, but if I were to drive about a half hour to a not that great part of Cleveland then I may see something like this, it's just some parts of some of the bigger cities that are like this, really not that bad overall tho

He got the shit

Knows the law enough to have gotten away with it

They calmed down alot when I use to work there we had handcuffs and all lol

@@Knicksmix973 luckyyyyyyy. We didn’t even have a lost prevention guy at our store back when I worked there lmao.

@@Knicksmix973 You remember when the two cops and LP got shot at a Home Depot in Texas? I’m sure that changed a lot of their policies.

And meanwhile the honest people of the world have to cover the loss with higher prices being charged at the register.

I know I worked there for 2 years but I wish we could

There's no such thing as citizen's arrest. Look at what happened to the men who did a citizen's arrest on Ahmaud Arbery

I agree.

Women run the world now. Welcome to moms house. Be polite!

GEEN

We're screwed

And now these clowns get away with anything.

You bait them into hitting you first and then you take your day out on them.

That's why it's such an easy job to have.

It’s easy sit back and collect a lil ass check these dudes doing way to much for there 12$ an hour 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I agree, why even have the position if you can't tackle thieving scumbags and retrieve the merchandise.

Weak as piss

More like $700. That pack was full

Everyone makes fun of these guys(rightfully so in most cases) but because of them, they help keep costs from going up. They good ones never get any recognition, but they're the ones that do the job right&we won't be paying a extra 12-25 bucks when we need to get another set of batteries for our tools.

@@halvorson566 Absolutely false since costs are going up. Ever been to a grocery store recently? We pay more because of money printing and redistribution, not because of loss prevention. You have no clue about economics

@@arturocamaney9235 I'm not saying we pay more because of loss prevention. I'm saying we pay more because of theft. Yea, theirs many other factors come into with all this shit going on in the world, between making money out of thin air&shortage of truckers on the road(&Cali making it so independent truckers can't work in there state won't make it any better), theft had also made price go up. A single theft won't make it go up obviously, but when you get multiple people who go in damn near everyday to steal things from certain stores, those stores will have to increase prices. That's basics economics.

​@@halvorson566 We don't actually. That's a myth. The losses of giant corporations are covered by insurance AND bailouts from the Federal Reserve. You pay more because of excessive money printing, not because of organized retail crime. Stores simply tell you that shoplifting increases prices so that you'll agree with things like shopkeeper's privilege which are actually human rights violations.

THAT is what made him suspicious...? Bruh.

Dudes definitely lying and got maddd stolen s*** in that backpack. I know two people that got fired for stopping somebody from stealing at Star market they worked both them vets over 20 years each person and that person was a heroin addict got to make sure he can get home scott free and they can lose their jobs definitely the right way to do things. I remember back in just a 2000s when you could f****** tackle people.

@@alexhuerta6164 you can be suspicious in more than one way... bruh

He’s a shitty play innocent liar nothing new,see a lot of these types today.

@@billyborn8432 that must’ve been gas.

That guy was you?

Bro tbh that is epic af. Back when justice was served.

Kmart LP was no joke

Those days are we over. Now they only tackle honest customers so they can scan their receipts. Thieves are given the royal treatment.

Today, that manger would get a public hanging on msnbc

I genuinely can't tell if you're talking about career criminals, or the police

All for that kush kush

Probably did or else he should have waited for the cops

You can know the law and also commit crimes...

@@whitestguyuknow cops do it all the time lmao

American culture unfiltered.

That's California for you, they can't do anything about it and the police won't either

@@killswitch-2584 not just Cali. Most places don’t wanna be sued.

@@killswitch-2584 that’s anywhere in the country

Look I live in Florida and it's not like that here and that's from experience. Some places here have a company policy that might stop them from doing anything but no laws

They're low IQ idiots who aren't supposed to stop thefts. At least, not from customers.

They can’t do anything, you can steal so easily they aren’t allowed to do much about it, if they did they could’ve gotten in trouble with the company.

@@shaunofthedead3000 tf are they supposed to do

@@shaunofthedead3000 its probably you in the video

And u let Him go lol

This idiom comes from the Biblical story of Belshazzar's feast, Daniel 5:5-31, in which, in the presence of the king, a disembodied hand appears and writes on the palace wall. The king, frightened, called for astrologers, Chaldeans, and soothsayers and offered rewards to whoever could interpret the writing.

The writing is on the wallet

Sounds like an elderly saying

The writing is already on the Wal-Mart

We don't know if he saw him take something.

Oh, don't I wish!

Ambidextrous

Both

@@GMRobotBear12 ever since i was 14 playing guitar its been both, by the way Casino is a great movie you can watch the scene that John described. was done with a hammer

The casino treatment is too good for the likes of him. He needs the Middle East treatment

A store was getting merchandise taken all the time a group of youths walked in and took items with out being seen only 1 security was on the door and the staff wanted to monitor the customers themselves in the end only one young person at a time was allowed in and provided with an escort and items stopped getting taken .

I understand how you feel but if you work LP for a store never put your hands on someone because unlike the police if you get hurt there is no pension plan to take care of you and your family

@@dodjones7496 exactly, people think that behind close doors aggression against costumers is the answer, then lawsuits and "i know you were trying to do the right thing but im gonna have to let you go" happen anx its like hu? 🤨

@@BurZ1349 that's the problem. You should be able to rough up a thief. They all need jail time.

@@JustAnotherConspiracyTheorist well acording to these people he stole something and didnt consent to a search right? Now imagine you rough him up and found out afterwards he didnt steal anything? How does that makes any sence? Its not your place to do anything to any humam being when ita your job to attend to a store, thats why police exists.

@@JustAnotherConspiracyTheorist the one dimensional thinking is why people get killed evey day, you suspect me of stealing and try to rough me up and im shooting your ass ( thats the mentality of today's aggressive society ) no one wins

times have changed obviously

Too many pornos got made that way.

@@Jerrybob88 Bahahahahahahaha

It's illegal for you to stop someone from freely moving. Only an officer can do that if he has ras of a crime

@@gaffgac unless theyre on your private property i believe

Their hands are tied. They used to be able to go hands on at Target. Now they can't even touch people. Retailers decided the loss isn't worth the risk to their employees... And honestly they're still raking in billions, so... They could care less. Dunno why anyone pays for anything anymore. Honest people looking like chumps these days.

Yes because liberals have given more rights to criminals than hard working honest Americans. Sad isnt it?

They literally can do anything. They can ask him to stay. He can't force a search nothing hold him but that would honestly cause more problems clearly the system stupid

What would you do? I have a rule in life, I never put my hands on anybody unless they first put their hands on me, or someone I care about. If someone wants to fight me, I would rather run in other direction than get involved in a fight because nothing good ever comes out of it. In this case we are seeing, I would let him go, too. I have his accurate physical description and a recording. I can call the cops and follow the guy until the cops eventually catch up with him. No need for force.

Our LPs can't put their hands on them. Main goal is just the recovery. State Law says they can, but a bad stop can cause a lawsuit. If he didn't have anything he would have happily gone back in so that he could get a reimbursement for the bad stop.

Florida is based in that aspect. I think this is cali, and that says all.

Lmaooo fr bro ima security guard I’m 19 I just be high ion gaf if u steal lol they don’t pay me enough to do all that lmao fr fr 😂😂😂😂

@@dontripk5290 facts I be zooted I’m only here for a check

Where u work? So I can send my boosting ass uncle thru there lol

Actually they make around 19 dollars a hour, have full benefits, 401k etc

Scumbags will scumbag as long as good people allow them to get away with it. Everyone ends up paying when we let idiots like this get away with crime.

Not at all, this country just has a drug problem because the DEA doesn't want to get off their lazy butts and make this country better. Instead the DEA is over in Afghanistan pretending to be Navy Seals.

When exactly did we have honor?

Its nothing but a construct to make folks feel good about themselves. We always neglected the less fortunate to the point where they are forced into this lifestyle.

@@christianhviid2167 I don't have any obligation to help others. Less fortunate individuals don't have the right to commit crimes, THEY have the obligation to strive harder to help themselves. Nobody that is able to work has any excuse to steal.

@@christianhviid2167 That statement is utterly asinine.. morality and honor is a human characteristic, it IS what makes us more than the beast.. without it, YOU children SHALL behave yourselves PROUDLY against the ancient (your elders), and the base (you youngsters) against the honorable (those of us that have morality in our being).. and why is it like this now?? Because we have turned our backs on God!! In doing so, YOU CHILDREN are to be their princes and your babes shall rule over them!! There is no respect for gray hairs in your eyes.. Integrity is unknown to your children.. But it is guaranteed that you kids WILL learn the hard way!!

No im tried of pulling out a box in a box with tiny air bags for socks and a bottle of leaking shampoo 😩

Only comment here I’ve enjoyed everyone else just bitching meanwhile I’m lookin at buddy’s arms like 😮

Ya okay lol. Then why not just open your bag and emabrass the guy and say - see nothing, fuck off! Thats a dope head with a bag full of stolen goods

@@TheBoardRoom_ That's why itd be funny, cause he looks so guilty already

Miss those days …

AND make you pay for what you stole 🤣

Back when America worked? I faintly remember.

Damn people in this thread love having wannabe cops hold them up to read their receipt and search their bags when places like Walmart are drowning in money

When they had the little room in the back of the department store warehouse with the iron pipe and handcuffs and put them there till the cops come. Yea we need that back. That single thing could turn this whole country around by a butterfly affect

And aren’t they out of business today?

@@moblack5883 there is still a few

@@moblack5883 And how is that relevant? What a useless comment.. it wasn't like they went under for tackling thiefs

@@MrErnieHanks well let’s use some common sense. If they have one business practice that Other successful businesses don’t use its safe they also practice other negative practices. Therefore their businesses being almost non existent.

📢 *PSA TO YOU TOY COPS B.K.A. LP....KEEP FK'N WITH PPL AND IT'LL BE 2 SAD DAYS...1. THE DAY THE STORE LOSES AN ITEM ...2. AND YOUR FUNERAL😒!!! STOP THINKING Y'ALL GOT PART OWNERSHIP IN A DAMN RETAIL... ONCE THEY EXIT THE STORE, LEAVE IT UP TO THE LAW...BC HONESTLY YOU GETTING PAID PENNIES FOR SM1 WHO'S CHILLING ON A YACHT...THINK ABOUT IT..ONCE 2 GIRLS LOOKED AT ME AND WALKED OUT W/A STOLEN BABY PHAT PURSE AND YOU KNOW WHAT I DID? WAVED👋🏼👋🏼, BYE IDGAD, GOD AND THE LAW CAN TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOU THEN ME🤷🏽‍♀️*

This guy obviously stole something though, someone who didn't steal would have opened their bag to prove they didnt steal

It doesn't scare anybody any more tho.

@@ericg3807 that's because they get paid to watch cameras all day or suspect innocent people 85% of the time because they looked away for a second and looked back and "thought" they stole something. LP gets paid more than the workers even tho LP doesn't do shit

@@johndoe2471 I think you are explaining to me why they don't have any power to stop people. Im not sure what you are saying. I understand your statistic and disgust in their higher pay. I don't see the relevance on my comment. Drew said it was a scare tactic. I said it use to work but nobody is scared now because the word is out that they won't or can't touch you. Maybe you can clarify the relevance.

@@ericg3807 I feel what he's saying though. Most loss prevention are people who were bullied or are power hungry. Not all obviously but I remember loss prevention almost never suspecting anyone who was actually stealing and usually people who were actually shopping.

@@ericg3807 pretty sure that's a bot, friend. So is the guy above me.

Yeah I know right", beat his ass tell him never come back thats my way of thinking

Why , it's a victimless crime. Home Depot steals more money from employees than people steal from homedepot

@@g.6991 you don't get the point. What if it was a locally family owned store.

@@gnick66 it's home Depot

@@g.6991Sad! You still don't see the point. You're probably one of these losers out there stealing.

The problem with that is that they accuse/ assault people who didn't actually steal anything and get sued.

@@cherylloliver3251 more often than not, they have enough video evidence that, that doesn’t happen. I would rather have these criminals arrested than to have to pay more for the stuff I buy!!

Less than $950. They are free to go In California.

@@cherylloliver3251 bull I worked at a store these thieves are the worsted the attack people outside of the stores, do drugs and dig in trash can for receipts so they can claim they forgot the merchandise ...

Yeah I don’t know why they wasted time paying these guys they can’t do shit shit

Sorry that's over lol. Deal with it or give people jobs stupid. Blockchain gave u a chance and trump said no so America crashes and China owns us

What would of been the consequence if he grabbed him? Seems like he should of kept the guy in the corner until back up comes and check the bag regardless if there are stolen items or not.

@@gilbertoarroyo5778 because the company and the person who touches them in anyway can get sued because there is no 100% confirmation that the person stole anything

@@AckzaTV your comment is soo random and off topic it's actually impressive. Like what are you even talking about?

I remember working at TSS seadmans on sunrise hwy in sayville back in the 80s. We had a crazy LP guy we called hammer. He acted like tough guy and would say anyone F..k with him he'd hit them like a hammer. One day he chased after a guy into parking lot and when other LP people got out there they found him on ground. He had a huge hole in his forehead, they thought he had been shot. After police investigated ironically he was hit by a hammer.

Well played!

I've seen both Blade Runner movies.... Seeing the Beer Runner getting tackled would be fun.

😂

Bro they dont play in New Orleans they would have football tacked him and cuffed his ass.

Shits stupid but even when they steal they can sue you for that shit. Unless you're the owner you can't do that shit. My coworker at Autozone tackled a dude who tried to steal a tool box and got sued and fired.

@@davidshuman987 wow... That's a pathetic state of things.

generalizing? nice one

Home Depot in Boston has lp

I work at Home Depot and believe me they have 2 lp in some locations

they have loss prevention at most Home Depot’s in New York.

If you go often enough you’ll notice them . They are in everyday clothes,nothing to show they work there . I go often and have spotted them .

NJ has LP

A cashier and I saw a guy steal at Home Depot and nothing was done. She says it happens a lot. In the future, when electronics have wi-Finan’s Bluetooth, things won’t work until you register them. If the store marks it as stolen it won’t work.

I’ve bled orange (worked for THD) for 12 years and I can tell you, LP isn’t allowed to chase down suspects like this. They’re supposed to PREVENT Theft as the name suggests. Smh… this was a big boo-boo.

Yep. HD employee here, can definitely confirm. Had a dude walk in with a receipt he clearly pulled out of the trash, climb a ladder to grab the $200+ impact drill, got confronted by a scared 18 year old girl, then lost his shit and walked right over to customer service trying to return it for cash instead. They would not give him anything as at least 5 employees had watched him do all this. Que 10 minutes of him screaming "Bitch give me my receipt back!" over and over, until he finally realized he had 15 employees all around him and cops on the way, finally dropped the drill an took off, peeled out of the parking lot just as cops were pulling in. We couldn't touch him, too much risk of a lawsuit. Unfortunately some laws seem to benefit the criminal over the offended party. Same deal at CVS. Teenage girls stealing $300 of makeup just dumping them in their bags or tweekers and junkies, walking in with receipts with nasty bubble gum and cigarette burns all over them, clearly dug out of trashcans right outside the door.

The times we are living in… where people can’t spell thief

Wow shocking that we don’t live in the Wild West. We are and always have been a nation of laws and public order. Follow the law. Do not get into fights over alleged, possibly fake, ideas of thievery

All those workers could have just blocked his way.

It’s cause he literally can’t do anything about it, he isn’t allowed to get physical lol

Lol hell yeah. He should of stuck em.