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Stealing
- Thread starter Yorkshire-Seagull
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dadams2k11
ID10T Error
I was brought up not to be a grass.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Probably more important to not be a thief though?
BensGrandad
New member
I was in ASDA Crawley a few months ago when a 'lady' took a cooked chicken off of the hot cabinet broke it up and gave it to her 3 children and herself to eat accompanied by a 4 pack of Red Bull. I told security and they said they could do nothing at that time because she may take the wrappings to the till and pay for them with her shopping; and pigs might fly.
Dick Swiveller
Well-known member
- Sep 9, 2011
- 9,160
There was a strange guy driving round and round Uckfield Tesco's car park yestreday, asking people if they wanted to buy his left over stock. All very strange as it was a well dressed man in a 15 reg car driving round a car park full of CCTV. Sadly didn't have time to find out what he was selling and why.
dadams2k11
ID10T Error
Got no problem with people if they steal a few things out of Asda, Tescos ect . After all, The supermarkets are the biggest thief's of them all.
Tricky Dicky
New member
Couldn't care less about grassing or not, theft is theft, I was brought up not to steal, not being a snitch was never mentioned.
Probably go for option 2. Option 3 could lead to a charge against me for assault or worse. Would probably never happen though, I don't pay any attention to other people when I'm shopping.
Probably go for option 2. Option 3 could lead to a charge against me for assault or worse. Would probably never happen though, I don't pay any attention to other people when I'm shopping.
Tom Bombadil
Well-known member
I saw bloke nick a tv in Sainsburys a couple of months ago. He rushed past me at the exit, the beeping thing went off, which was of course ignored by all the employees. He put the tv into the boot of his car which had been left open and then sped out of the carpark like the hounds of hell were on his trail leaving bemused shoppers going " did you see that bloke, I think he's just nicked a telly". So there you are folks, if you need a new 50" flatscreen, that's one option. ( NB for the hard of thinking that last bits a joke)
2, and no I wouldn't buy stuff that I knew had been nicked.
Tricky Dicky
New member
I don't believe you.
desprateseagull
New member
I could understand someone starving thieving a loaf of bread, but items in OP seem hardly essential.. Take that fegger down!
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,162
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,162
Maybe change your name to dumb arse Pete. Ow and stop shopping or thieving at supermarkets yourself whichever one it is you do. Have some courage in your convictions. Hypocritic!
albion534
Well-known member
Unless you actually see the man take something it's illegal to search them, why the guy was watching him
What I was led to believe anyway
What I was led to believe anyway
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
Well-known member
Where's the 'Scream for a Policeman' option?
GloryDays
Well-known member
Poor Asda.
NB Don't mistake me for condoning theft.
NB Don't mistake me for condoning theft.
bn1&bn3 Albion
Well-known member
Voted option 1, mainly because I'm a lazy f*cker and I know I'd just carry on with my shopping.
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
- 9,874
That reminds me of a similar experience about 15-20 years ago in a car park over the road from a crown court. Some fella leant out the window of a car and wondered if I wanted to buy a Rolex watch. I declined but also declined to mention that there might be loads of plod using that car park to use the court. Dodgy twunt.