Man, I never realized so many people actually shoplifted

[VelourSocks]

Was in Bridgeport a couple months ago , shyt be jumping , a big misconception is that Connecticut is all Caucasian and picket white fences when lowkey they probably have some of the most dangerous hoods nationally , New Haven is a whole another story

Hartford got one of the worst hoods I ever seen. Connecticut is no joke.

 

[Rawtid]

No one fukked?

 

[omnifax]

Problem is they using fake or stolen credit cards to buy those visa cards. That's why I tell my people to always check id and refuse the sale if something is up. Lately they been stealing cartons of cigarettes. We got hit twice for two cartons of cigarettes. They just snatch the bag and walk right out. Saw a video on fb. Someone might've posted it here. Of some employees jumping a ahoplifter. Took him in the break room and prolly tortured his ass. I don't even wanna know what he stole.

That was a problem at my store for a while as well, but I think they've become much better at checking Id's when people are using credit cards. One of the problems at my store lately has been people coming back to the pharmacy asking for bags and then going around the store stealing stuff and fronting like they paid for it. It's happened a few time when we had some floater pharmacists who weren't hip to the game. The craziest story I heard at my store was a guy walked in basically announced he "didn't have any money so he was just gonna steal some liquor." The guy working the front register thought he was joking since he was being so open about it but sure enough he grabbed a big jug of wine and was like "yeah there isn't much you can do about cause by time the police get here I'll be long gone" and he was ghost.

 

[Surreal]

Most white women with a big purse steal
Already well off white women

 

[mannyrs13]

That was a problem at my store for a while as well, but I think they've become much better at checking Id's when people are using credit cards. One of the problems at my store lately has been people coming back to the pharmacy asking for bags and then going around the store stealing stuff and fronting like they paid for it. It's happened a few time when we had some floater pharmacists who weren't hip to the game. The craziest story I heard at my store was a guy walked in basically announced he "didn't have any money so he was just gonna steal some liquor." The guy working the front register thought he was joking since he was being so open about it but sure enough he grabbed a big jug of wine and was like "yeah there isn't much you can do about cause by time the police get here I'll be long gone" and he was ghost.

I hate most of the floaters. It's a mess when they are back there for a few days.Same with some interns. Just had a slow one leave last week. Thank God I wasn't in rotation during that time. But yeah I've seen the bag trick a few times. A few times, they just walk right out without bags. Even if the items are tagged. And we're in the suburbs so it's not like it's a bad neighborhood but it's close and they know we close to the highway. What's worse is that our cameras SUCK and you can't see shyt clearly. And we missing the one right by the front door that shows the people up close. It's like the cameras are pointed more at the employees than the customers.

We had one girl that worked at another store who went away for school and came to us for the summer. She was horrible with the gift cards. I look at the electronic journal and the chargeback retrieval and she got hit for atleast 5k with fake credit cards. Glad she went back to school.

I know you seen that video of the staff beating up the shoplifter.

 

[Claudex]

I remember when I was 12 I stole two pairs of jordans and a pair of airmaxes from FootAction , came through with my bag partially open and a expired credit card to make it look as if I intended to pay and asked to try on three of the shoes and the person working gave them to me I idle for a minute and sport them then I ask to retrieve one more pair and he goes too the storage room to get it . When he left the girl cashier gave me the look because she already knew what time it was , then I quickly put two of them in my bag fled the scene with the other pair in my hands , idk if son was attempting to chase me because I didn't look back but I know I successfully finessed three pairs of kicks and was feeling flee for that whole entire summer

I knew a mall where there was a connected sports and grocery store owned by the same company. In the sports store they'd hang up every shoe for people to try on and literally 2 feet to the shoe shelves there were un-supervised fitting rooms + there were no cameras pointed and the shoe or fitting room section.

Had a friend that would dress up in football clothing wearing the team bag and jersey, go into the store and take several shoes worth $200+ shoes each, take them into the fitting room, put them in the bag, walk out of the fitting room and walk from the sports store to the connected grocery store, buy something random and check out from there. He gave me a couple pairs, sold some and kept some.

Y'all nikkas were really about that action like that? Don't stores have that detector machine for items with the tags still on them? Or do you nikkas (and y'all friends) knew how to take the tag out quick without anyone looking on some 007 type shyt? I just can't comprehend how you can leave a store with an item that wasn't registered without setting the whole system off. Help me understand y'alls methods. I'm kinda curious


For the record the only thing I ever finessed from a store was a crayon box when I was like 8/9 and it only happened because I put the shyt in my pocket before leaving the store, only found out I robbed the place when I got home and found the box in my pocket like "Wait, why is this her... ...oh " even told my mums like

"So should we go back to pay or...? I swear I didn't mean to steal it! I just forgot it in my pockets, I swear to baby Jesus!" .
Ma: "... ... nah son just keep it. Don't ever put shyt you don't own in your pocket tho', I ain't trynna do a stint in jail with ya dumbass."
I couldn't get caught seriously shoplifting tho', that would fukk up my self-esteem something serious so I won't even try.

 

[Thuglet]

Y'all nikkas were really about that action like that? Don't stores have that detector machine for items with the tags still on them? Or do you nikkas (and y'all friends) knew how to take the tag out quick without anyone looking on some 007 type shyt? I just can't comprehend how you can leave a store with an item that wasn't registered without setting the whole system off. Help me understand y'alls methods. I'm kinda curious


For the record the only thing I ever finessed from a store was a crayon box when I was like 8/9 and it only happened because I put the shyt in my pocket before leaving the store, only found out I robbed the place when I got home and found the box in my pocket like "Wait, why is this her... ...oh " even told my mums like

"So should we go back to pay or...? I swear I didn't mean to steal it! I just forgot it in my pockets, I swear to baby Jesus!" .
Ma: "... ... nah son just keep it. Don't ever put shyt you don't own in your pocket tho', I ain't trynna do a stint in jail with ya dumbass."
I couldn't get caught seriously shoplifting tho', that would fukk up my self-esteem something serious so I won't even try.

No tags on the shoes. You could put them on and walk out with them if you wanted

 

[blackestofpanthers]

My brother steals for no reason. Breh literally might be a klepto. He even told me he has no idea why he steals. Dudes makes a lot of money and would even steal batteries. I'd ask him why is he stealing dumb shyt like that when he could easily buy it and hed be like " I'm not paying for that shyt breh but i have no idea". He acknowledges how dumb it is but it never stopped him.

 

[aboveclouds]

A Bridgeport couple was arrested Thursday after police said they allegedly stole $1,400 worth of clothing from Old Navy on Black Rock with proceeds from sale of the stolen merchandise used to finance the lease for a Mercedes, police said.

stole 1,400 worth from Old Navy, that had to be a rack load of shyt, their clothes are cheap as hell

 

[iBrowse]

I'm at CVS.

You can load up to $250.00 at the self checkout with the $20-$500 visa cards.

 

[flea]

This one homeless dude filled a basket full of shyt and just took off running. I respected it Security lady wanted me to chase him i told her, aint that your job?

 

[omnifax]

I hate most of the floaters. It's a mess when they are back there for a few days.Same with some interns. Just had a slow one leave last week. Thank God I wasn't in rotation during that time. But yeah I've seen the bag trick a few times. A few times, they just walk right out without bags. Even if the items are tagged. And we're in the suburbs so it's not like it's a bad neighborhood but it's close and they know we close to the highway. What's worse is that our cameras SUCK and you can't see shyt clearly. And we missing the one right by the front door that shows the people up close. It's like the cameras are pointed more at the employees than the customers.

We had one girl that worked at another store who went away for school and came to us for the summer. She was horrible with the gift cards. I look at the electronic journal and the chargeback retrieval and she got hit for atleast 5k with fake credit cards. Glad she went back to school.

I know you seen that video of the staff beating up the shoplifter.

Nah, I haven't heard about that. Details?

 

[DrX]

Lol yup esp cacs.... They use when I worked retail all the time...I work out in the rich area too

And of course the one time a nikka did steal my fakkit manager had to announce it and give his discription over the mic

 

[Paradise]

My cousin use to work at Walmart and she said this guy stole over $700 worth of stuff at the self scan. She told the manager and he said If she didn't see him not ring it up they can't do anything. She said I just told you he didn't ring it up he just walked out with the cart....

 

[Lefty Gunz]