07-08-2015, 02:38 PM
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Store detective
I was in morrisons a while back standing near the exit . I saw a woman with a very full trolley walk out the exit as casually as you like. I went over to member of staff who said some shoppers do leave by this way, I said no, go get manager now . Manager came over as I had watched her head out to the car park , he followed her and she turned trolley round and went back into store , she started dumping stuff while being followed then left the trolley in the store. Later I went back to see the manager he said apart from the dumped stuff she had over £200 of stock in the trolley. I said do I get a little reward and he gave me a bottle of wine and offered me a job. I declined. Drank the wine though!I did mention the staff need more training as the complacent attitude of the original person I spoke to was dismissive of me .
Big grin on my face recalling the moments as a store detective
07-08-2015, 02:51 PM
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Re: Store detective
Originally Posted by susan m
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I was in morrisons a while back standing near the exit . I saw a woman with a very full trolley walk out the exit as casually as you like. I went over to member of staff who said some shoppers do leave by this way, I said no, go get manager now . Manager came over as I had watched her head out to the car park , he followed her and she turned trolley round and went back into store , she started dumping stuff while being followed then left the trolley in the store. Later I went back to see the manager he said apart from the dumped stuff she had over £200 of stock in the trolley. I said do I get a little reward and he gave me a bottle of wine and offered me a job. I declined. Drank the wine though! I did mention the staff need more training as the complacent attitude of the original person I spoke to was dismissive of me .
Big grin on my face recalling the moments as a store detective
07-08-2015, 05:32 PM
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Re: Store detective
Originally Posted by susan m
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Do you think he knew what he was doing doc , or it could have been a genuine mistake , he was found not guilty wasn't he Re Richard Madley
07-08-2015, 07:31 PM
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Re: Store detective
Once in Sainsburys my son and I saw a man pick up a big box of Persil and walk straight out of the door without paying , I told a member of staff and pointed out the man , we watched the staff member approach the man and bring him back ibto the store, but never found the outcome
07-08-2015, 11:31 PM
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Re: Store detective
Originally Posted by Docholliday
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The thing is that many of these type of vermin are found to have loads of cash in their purses or wallets they are just to bloody tight to pay for the goods remember Richard Madeley?
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