@3copsmvm1cv: #cops #bodycam #police #fyp

loveme2damoon :

Ariana Remirez :

Well well well

breeskee38 :

Is this extreme couponing?

Debra Lea :

Adult Disney fan..

♋️CELIBATE♋️ :

Why people loves shopping so much

Skyline :

2024 and shoplifting yo this is crazy

Danieli💅 :

Hmmm

Pat Hamby :

Smh...

spatula :

Crazy

♥️MrsQueenMaryamchoudhary❤️ :

not good

Angela Michelle :

Wow

💛justboobie💛 :

seacat_61 :

Why

JoeEde :

iqbal manzoor :

This is a very unfair approach. If someone is changing price tags or switching labels, the person monitoring the CCTV should intervene immediately and inform the customer that what they are are doing is wrong. That way, the person has a chance to stop before making a bigger mistake. Human beings are naturally susceptible to temptation. Instead, they watch the entire incident, then call the police and have the person arrested. This can seriously damage the person's dignity and reputation. In many developing or middle-income countries, cases involving small grocery items are often resolved by having the person pay for the items rather than involving the police. Here, however, people—including women—are being handed over to the police. Some of them may have been acting out of genuine hardship or necessity. For minor grocery-related incidents, this does not seem like the most appropriate or compassionate way to handle the situation.

Ms KayKay❌ :

Why do people think they can get away with this???

fatigued67 :

Well .. well .. well 🤣🤣🤣

user9350447089627 :

STRAIGHT TO JAIL

Tracy Williams :

$19 vs $200+ = diabolical

Ladiamond :

Just leave target alone 😂

postalservice11 :

People don’t value freedom these days

paulagreener475 :

This makes me furious! The rest of us who pay full price incur higher prices because the store has to recoup its losses.

Peaches35 :

I am not surprised

neilbutterfield20 :

Disgusting!!

Pixie Stix :

Is this why bar codes tags are sometimes missing from items? Too many cameras to he doing all that. They should know better.