Season of shoplifting at Woodies in Washington
Security chief Lou Ghealy discusses Christmas shoplifting, noting losses up to three cents per dollar. He says some shoplifters are as young as five, mostly stealing for thrill or due to boredom. Teens are handed to parents first offense, police on second, with rare repeats. A shoplifter is read rights in a store room before police take over. outcomes depend on state law.
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Washington, D.C
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Parents urged to supervise children and verify belongings
Mr Shealy notes parents can help by keeping kids from wandering in stores and malls and by checking their clothing for items that do not belong. If a child claims borrowed items, parents should contact the friend to verify.
No Adults Allowe The Secret Shops for Kids
Children enjoy Santa era style shopping alone as secret shops let them pick gifts. Stores set up kid sized doors where adults cannot enter except staff. An employee assists with lists, pins money on jackets, helps choose and pay, then wraps presents for a secret reveal on Christmas.
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