Shoplifting attempt in BK gone hilariously wrong! [Video]

You are really confused as to what intent is, aren't you?



No, that's the act.

You again described the act according to the law and according to 7/11, but you are yet to prove intent.

Do you understand how hard it is to prove intent (well you obviously don't)?

Intent isn't written down as law. And it can't be found through a google search.
I can't tell if you're trolling or not. You're putting way too much weight on the "intent." Intent is not hard to prove at all. No one in their goddamn mind, not even the worst 1st year, public defender would go into court and base that dude's defense on the lack of intent. Any type of furtive behavior, and every fact of the situation is taken into account when determining one's intent. If you don't think a judge would find intent where the suspect has been seen by multiple eyewitness, including the store's clerks (which, by itself, typically suffices in shoplifting cases) to have (1) shoved a candy bar (or a box of candy bars) down his pants; (2) attempted to bolt out the door when confronted; (3) shouted that he didn't have "anything else"; and (4) apparently also threw the box of candy bars at one of the clerks, and punched him, then I don't know what else to tell you--maybe that you attend law school or avoid the legal profession altogether.

I don't know what fantasy world you're living in where you think criminals are going to broadcast their intentions before committing an act. Maybe the suspect wrote in his diary earlier that night that he was going to the 7-Eleven for the purpose of committing petit larceny.
umm intent is VERY hard to prove.

this is why most drug cases end up dropping intent to sell charges first, because JUST because someone has a few baggies of trees in they're pocket, doesn't

mean they were going to actually sell em, it can be personal use.
 
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I'm DONE.


We'll take that as an apology. All good, you can get back to watching Vampire Diaries.

:lol @ you thinking you were right.

 
ohmygosher is right

as a former retail employee, you are NOT allowed to approach a suspected shoplifter UNTIL they try to leave with da merchandise.

it doesn't matter what they do with it from where they got it.

OK, but is the thief really going to be compensated after he TRIED to shoplift and then hit the clerk?
 
the thief had an outstanding warrant for his arrest and has stolen from that 7 11 before according to an article i read. one dude got fired, and the other two have to take trainings on 7 11 policies now
 
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I'm DONE.


We'll take that as an apology. All good, you can get back to watching Vampire Diaries.

:lol @ you thinking you were right.

 
ohmygosher is right

as a former retail employee, you are NOT allowed to approach a suspected shoplifter UNTIL they try to leave with da merchandise.

it doesn't matter what they do with it from where they got it.
THIS IS NOT TRUE.

If I go in to a 7-11 and drink a mega cup of soda put the cup down and leave that's a crime, same for any other food. Same goes for putting the merchandise in your pants. You think you can wipe a bag of chips between ya nuts and it's all good if you put it back?

You dudes keep focusing on the crime of shoplifting while ignoring the other crimes.

Seriously go in to any store, make sure they see you, take a product put it in your pants and then put it back before you leave and see what you get arrested for.
Trying to figure out why he didn't throw one single punch.....
Apparently he did and he threw a box of candy in dude's face, that's when they tried to detain him, then started grabbing him, and finally biting and undressing him.

I don't know why he didn't keep hitting dude and tried to break loose though.
 
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I would have easily filled up a big gulp cup, grabbed some hot fires a calypso lemonade and diddy bopped out the store while they were busy stripping dude
 
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I'm DONE.

We'll take that as an apology. All good, you can get back to watching Vampire Diaries.
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@ you thinking you were right.

 
ohmygosher is right

as a former retail employee, you are NOT allowed to approach a suspected shoplifter UNTIL they try to leave with da merchandise.

it doesn't matter what they do with it from where they got it.
THIS IS NOT TRUE.

If I go in to a 7-11 and drink a mega cup of soda put the cup down and leave that's a crime, same for any other food. Same goes for putting the merchandise in your pants. You think you can wipe a bag of chips between ya nuts and it's all good if you put it back?

You dudes keep focusing on the crime of shoplifting while ignoring the other crimes.

Seriously go in to any store, make sure they see you, take a product put it in your pants and then put it back before you leave and see what you get arrested for.
Trying to figure out why he didn't throw one single punch.....
Apparently he did and he threw a box of candy in dude's face, that's when they tried to detain him, then started grabbing him, and finally biting and undressing him.

I don't know why he didn't keep hitting dude and tried to break loose though.
eating food = consuming merchandies =/= leaving with merchandise

i've worked at retail b. you can't detain anyone unless they walk out without paying.

and in restaurants you can eat all you want, its not considered stealing unless you try to walk out.

this is boosting 101

this is why you can try a pair of kicks at a store or a shirt at da store and there's no problem.
 
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I'm DONE.



We'll take that as an apology. All good, you can get back to watching Vampire Diaries.

:lol @ you thinking you were right.


 
ohmygosher is right


as a former retail employee, you are NOT allowed to approach a suspected shoplifter UNTIL they try to leave with da merchandise.

it doesn't matter what they do with it from where they got it.
THIS IS NOT TRUE.


If I go in to a 7-11 and drink a mega cup of soda put the cup down and leave that's a crime, same for any other food. Same goes for putting the merchandise in your pants. You think you can wipe a bag of chips between ya nuts and it's all good if you put it back?


You dudes keep focusing on the crime of shoplifting while ignoring the other crimes.


Seriously go in to any store, make sure they see you, take a product put it in your pants and then put it back before you leave and see what you get arrested for.
Trying to figure out why he didn't throw one single punch.....
Apparently he did and he threw a box of candy in dude's face, that's when they tried to detain him, then started grabbing him, and finally biting and undressing him.


I don't know why he didn't keep hitting dude and tried to break loose though.
eating food = consuming merchandies =/= leaving with merchandise

i've worked at retail b. you can't detain anyone unless they walk out without paying.

and in restaurants you can eat all you want, its not considered stealing unless you try to walk out.

this is boosting 101

this is why you can try a pair of kicks at a store or a shirt at da store and there's no problem.
It's like nobody is reading my posts but replying to it. I'm not talking about the crime of stealing here. I've worked in retail as well, the old Jimmy Jazz years back, you can't put the merchandise in your pants and put it back like it's nothing. I been frequenting 7-11s from junior high to college you can't put the merchandise in your pants or in your mouth and then put it back.

Clothes is a different matter. Keep in mind the clothes are being put on as if you'll wear them. Not like you're thinking of buying them so you can stuff them in your own pants.
 
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Damn. The one day that I don't go on that side I miss the action.
This proves that everyone in BK FLATBUSH is about that life. even foreigners
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Hipsters have made it that we can no longer paint the entire boro with the same broad brush.
But Flatbush will always be Flatbush, doesnt matter how many Applebees and H&M stores they build.


Don't speak too soon, always is a pretty strong term.



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I'm DONE.


We'll take that as an apology. All good, you can get back to watching Vampire Diaries.

:lol @ you thinking you were right.

 
ohmygosher is right

as a former retail employee, you are NOT allowed to approach a suspected shoplifter UNTIL they try to leave with da merchandise.

it doesn't matter what they do with it from where they got it.

Um, how do you determine when they're actually trying to leave? When they make a move to the door? Open the door? Step outside?

And we don't see any of what happened til they're already trying detain him/rip his clothes off.
 
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Dudes is trying to frame it like there is no crime being committed if I walk in to New Era wipe all the snapbacks and fitteds on my nuts and dip.

Try it if you blee dat.
 
i honestly can't believe how many nters are saying the store owners are in the wrong.. sure the "protocol" might not allow them to put hands on the guy but the guy is a thief... the protocol is used because they don't want innocent customers being wrongly subdued... they know for a fact this guy stole so they tried to stop him yet yall are over there like "this ***** bout to get paid"... this is what's wrong with our generation.... and to the clowns making racist remarks... grow up
 
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