[sinkspur]

Once again, the problem that arises is, that once the purchase is made, the item purchased is now your private property. The door guy is a private store employee. One private citizen has no legal rights to search the property of another private citizen.

See my initial post.

You're one of those "pains-in-the-butt." If I were a retailer, I would ask you to leave and never shop in my store again.

If you don't like my policies, don't shop in my store. "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone."

[gatex]

"We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone."

That didn't work for Lestor Maddox (later governor) in Atlanta, Georgia, years ago at his chicken resturant, because the feds found out-of-state license plates on cars in the parking lot and said he was engaging in interstate commerce.

[southern rock]

"We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone."

Fair enough.

[southern rock]

"We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone."

P.S. However, what we are discussing is taking place after the store has already accepted the customer's buisness.