Posted on 07/27/2019 3:40:33 PM PDT by simpson96
They do the same thing with strollers, stuffing goods inside them. I have a friend who maintains a small booth at an antiques mall - they finally had to ban strollers and add more cameras due to rampant shoplifting, but still they will steal anything not nailed down. She has to be incredibly picky with what’s in her booth - it can’t be anything small of value or it would have to be in a locked case and cost more overhead to sell.
There was a kid’s clothing store I used to shop at.
They told me a women came in crying, saying she needed a suit to bury her son in. While all the employee were helping her, her partner went about shoplifting.
Needless to say, she didn’t buy a suit.
Alvinisha and Raideja
This shoplifting method is considered an art form here in the DMV area... Have seen this countless times over the past 30 years here in MD...
Redundant.....haven’t seen the pics/mug shots yet but I KNOW the perps aren’t blue-eyed blondes
My wife had the two kids in the stroller and was with out-of-town visitors. Went up in the tall building that overlooks the city to take in the view and browsed the gift store.
They go back down the elevator, across the park to the parking lot to the car. She lifts the first kid out of the stroller, and stuffed behind her back are all sorts of trinkets! The second child (I’m guessing they were 18 months or so, twins) had a stash too!
So my wife left the kids with the relatives at the car and had to schlep all the way back up there, hoping that they wouldn’t accuse her of shoplifting!
Oh wow,
That’s a shocker.
Obammy’s people.
Kinda reminds of the “daycare Fight Club” folks.
Fields on the left.... Green on the right as you look at the image
Ah, TFTI
Funny! That was nice of her though.
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