Juvenile Shoplifting Until Adults Throw Red Bull Cans at Cashier

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Juvenile Shoplifting - Petty Theft with Low Risk of Incarceration Juveniles working gangster-style with adults makes crime a felony Adults directing children to steal $350 of Red Bull Energy Drinks Adult parents throw 12oz cans at a clerk escalating to a robbery Organized Retail Thieves rented a U-Haul Van to Steal Red Bull Podcast Time Stamps: 00:50 -- episode 44 podcast begins with security expert Chris McGoey 01:00 -- AM/PM Convenience Store video caught juvenile shoplifting in the act 01:30 -- Watch the mother attempt to distract the cashier from seeing the theft 02:50 -- Watch the father throw 12oz Red Bull cans at the cashier and aids kids to escape 03:20 -- Father's use of force escalates juvenile shoplifting to felony robbery 04:40 -- Red Bull Energy Drink is a hot Organized Retail Crime theft item 05:35 -- Organized thieves clean out entire shelves to sell on the black market 07:00 -- Organized Retail Crime is a multi-billion dollar loss for the retail industry Juvenile Shoplifting of Red Bull Video (starts after a short delay) Link to YouTube video Juvenile Shoplifting Training by Disgraceful Parents Children learn what they hear and see especially the parents' gangster lifestyle These children are learning not to respect people, the law, and the rules of society These children are taught that use-of-force and intimidation is like a game Many adult career criminals say they started with juvenile shoplifting Petty theft is often overlooked by the justice system as a phase of growing up Our future depends on parents raising productive and law-abiding children Juvenile shoplifting escalates to fraud, burglary, robbery, assault, and worse Law enforcement and juvenile courts intervene when parents fail in their duty Juvenile shoplifting petty theft is charged as burglary if adults aid and abet Bad parent role models, bad friends, and early incarceration sets the path for life Organized Retail Crime (ORC) Use Juvenile Shoplifting Retail loss prevention agents see adults using kids as shields to shoplift Store personnel need training on how to approach and deter organized thieves Organize Retail Crime (ORC) prefer big box stores with poor customer service Loss Prevention door-greeters are successful in preventing cart push-outs ORC shoplifting crews from foreign countries plagued cities then move on ORC work in teams and often clean out entire shelf-stock of targeted items Stolen items sold at black market stores, restaurants, bars, and swap meets The black market is easier now with illicit online sales on eBay, Craigslist, Facebook Organized Retail Crime is a multi-billion dollar loss to retailers every year Big box store loss prevention has partnered with police to arrest theft crews ORC sting operations and legislation enacted to prosecute ORC leaders Common high-theft items by ORC shoplifters: Red Bull Energy Drinks Razors and blades Over-the-counter pain medication Baby formula and diapers Batteries Pregnancy test kits Teeth whitening strips Tide laundry detergent Diabetic test strips Allergy medication Condoms Related Juvenile Shoplifting Podcasts 10 Things Loss Prevention Agents want Shoplifters to Know 10 Things Shoplifters Don’t Want You to Know Loss Prevention Procedures Reduce Liquor Wine Store Theft Learn More about Premises Liability Litigation Download the 115-page eBook written by Security Expert Chris E. McGoey Security Expert’s Guide to Premises Liability Litigation Evaluating Crime Foreseeability and Inadequate Security Cases Chris McGoey has authored a tremendous practical guide about premises liability litigation for attorneys, security consultants, risk managers, landlords, law enforcement, and business operators. “You won’t find a better book on this subject!” If you’re a trial lawyer,

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