I was 5. I stole two candy bars from the TG&Y. My mom found them and she dragged me back there, had me take the candy in. I had to talk to the manager, give it back, apologize, and my mom had me sweep their floor (and it was a big store) to "pay for" the time the candy was out of the store. While I was doing that, they had an officer come out and talk to me about stealing. This was 1962, and I guarantee you I never, ever took another thing. And I did the same with my kids. I had that same talk about "if it doesn't involve, doctors, hospitals, ambulances, police or police cars, lawyers, or more money than I have in the bank, you MIGHT be able to do it. But fool around, get arrested, I will leave you there until you find a way to work off the bail money." Years later, I heard the kids telling my grandkids basically that same discussion. If we had a justice system that valued the victims more than those who do the crimes, maybe things would be a lot better. And if parents actually, uh, parented their kids, things would be better.
So true, my daughter was 5 or 6 and went to the neighborhood store with her "friend" I got a call from the owner of the store telling me that my daughter stole a candy bar, I marched her right back to the store (the owner explained to me he watched the whole thing. Her friend told her to grab 2 candy bars which she did, and then told my daughter to wait outside. She paid for a soda and walked out to join my daughter. When they got to my home, I got the call. So I made my daughter apologize for stealing this candy bar and then I told her she had a choice, she could get a spanking and be grounded for a week OR she could never play with this "friend" again. She chose to not play with her friend and she never again stole ANYTHING! In fact, she wanted to become a lawyer, then met her first boyfriend and changed her mind.
I am from a newer generation born in 1998... I was punished as a kid. Anytime I did wrong I would either get grounded, things taken away for a short period of time(Seemed like an eternity to me as a 5-10 year old) And at worst I would get spanked. Did I turn out alright? Yes, not once have I stolen or did anything way out of line. Not enough parents in this world willing to actually parent. Im not saying beat your kid sensless. But letting them get away with things is getting out of control.
the purpose of the store policy is to prevent employees from getting injured/killed trying to stop shoplifting. though I haven't seen data to support that....
Feel like the reason stores out in that “policy” is so that when it comes to them claiming the insurance they can get more money out of it by lieing about what was stolen
Likely more liable or such. Someone suing the company for being hurt, even if it was because they were stealing, costs more (and more pain in the butt) than just about anything they could steal. Now the company can say, "I told you not to do that!" and just work losses into their budget.
Trust me I seen a shoplifter stab an employee for trying to stop him. I was working for Walmart and there were 2 guys stealing one had a shopping cart and the other filled it. Then they attempted to run out of the store with it. My coworker said “ They stealing you gotta stop them” I said no way I don’t get paid to do that and I’m not gonna get hurt “ he decided to run and grab the cart so now they fighting for the cart full of goods. The LP guy isn’t around and it’s crazy. The other guy goes in his pocket and runs up to the guys. Then stand my coworker. My coworker lets go and they run off with the cart. Only to get caught down the street by police. The cart had an air conditioner, a knife set, clothes, cleaning supplies,food and one of those sofa beds in a box. So my coworker is hospitalized and you know what Walmart does? Ladies and gentlemen they fire him while he’s in hospital. He was lucky to be alive and now has a job at Home Depot. But still that’s fucked up.
When in actual reality it’s against store policy because the owner figured out that it is all gonna be a tax write off anyhow so it’s the same pay whether stolen or bought
@@AmitKumar-yl6bz he realized he couldnt stand Janice, as much as he adoired his daughter, and flipped. they arranged a hit and he went into the program
see when my older brother was caught stealing, my parents dragged him back to the store, made him give it back, made him apologize, and he never stole again. the girl he was caught with was never punished. he was mad about that till he met her again in high school and found there was so much wrong with her... he thanked my parents for punishing him.
As a former store worker I’ll tell you this , we don’t chase after people that steal because we aren’t paid enough and aren’t covered if we are hurt. That’s why people buy security but even then all they can do is call the cops and say “yeah this dude does this”
some bigger chains specifically have like asset protection teams but i assume it’s big guys like costco, walmart, target and stuff lol and yea if ur just a normal employee like a cashier or whatever just enjoy judgementally watching them be really bad at being sneaky or subtle lmao once i incredulously watched some underaged kid “sneak” a case of beer out of the store in a backpack,,, literally everyone could hear it clanking lmao like at that point it’s just sad like damn congrats ur now the laughing joke of the gossiping cashiers, cuz we are very bored and will immediately stare stories of stupid things we see 😂
I stole some barbie shoes when I was a kid. When my mother discovered it, she marched me to the store and I had to tell the person there my name, that I was a thief, and I had to give him the things I stole. Then when I got home, I got a whipping from my mother with a switch and then had to listen to a lecture from my dad. Pretty well cured me.
@@deborahwahl2946 honestly, that's even better. It does happen the other way though. My brother was in jail, many years ago, and one of the female COs had a son that was going down a bad path, so my brother and his friends suggested she bring him in with her one time and leave him in the yard with them for a bit. She was right on the other side of the door, but the way I hear it that kid left that building respectful and appreciative of the life and the mum he has. So convicts can be cool too sometimes 😂
@@pixiesouter9461 there was another show, the rookie, where this kid idolized his brother who was in prison. The kid went with a group of other delinquents to visit the prison to see where their path took them. The group was talk to by several convicts, including the one kids brother. The convict told his brother not to idolize him because he had to do things in prison he wasn’t proud of. Really helped the kid get straight.
I remember reading Starship Troopers (the original Novel) And honestly, the authors take on punishment is very apt Paraphrasing but, basically Ricos father is talking about the past, how teens and youths would go around being hooligans, and the system would barely give them a slap on the wrist, but the moment those kids then turned 18, they could have been imprisoned or put to death, and comments how insane it is that kids and teens who commit crimes are punished a little more severely to really drive home the idea of consequences before they reach an age where they are more liable for dire consequences (A part of his philosophy that the misbehaviors of an individual are always at fault of the authority that raises them. This being a tangent off of where a private got court maritaled for striking his drill instructor, but the instructor demanded he be demoted for letting the private hit him and being in a position where the private was liable)
I was in a "scared straight" program as a kid. They took us to jail to talk to the inmates. I'll never forget the lady who told me about how she ran her husband over with her car for cheating on her. She had a black eye and a fresh scar on her face. She was being bullied by some other inmates. All I could think of was how she was in a cage for the rest of her life when she could have just left him. I realized that day that I wasn't as tough as I thought I was. Straightened me right up.
@@thewhipofjustice5869 That's a statistical fallacy. Maybe of the few that got air-time, but the majority of any "students" in these programs did change their lives. It's part of the problem in our modern society, we don't have the program anymore.
Thank you for sharing your story. Lest we not forget though, she might be in a "cage," but she's a human being still. I bet she asks for forgiveness now too... as we all should.
The "scared straight" program only works on intelligent kids (who most likely would not grow up to be career criminals anyways). The dumb kids (majority of career criminals) gonna crime no matter what is said to them.
When my oldest daughter was 5 she stole a pack of gum from Dollar Tree, back when everything was actually $1. I caught her with it and she fessed up to taking it right away. So we calmly got back into the car and went right back to the store. She had to apologize to the clerk for stealing, pay for the gum (which she didn't have money for so I reminded her that this is coming out of the family grocery budget), and give the clerk the opened pack of gum back. Everyone who saw this in the store was very greatful for how I handled it. I told the clerk to either throw it away or give it to a kid who came in next. My daughter is 13 now and still remembers having to do that. She has never stollen anything since and told me it was a good lesson learned.
Loopholes !! Example some places won't even let Security go hands on BUT !!... Doesn't mean you cant grab the bag !! Just cant stop the 'Person" but you can take the stuff. Still these days if you try you Risk Knives/Pepper spray/Needles/Hatchet axes etc. Ive seen machetes waved around a couple times in that scenario.
The rule is you wait until they leave the store then call the police. That way a crime has actually been committed. Also, it's for safety reasons. You never know if they have a weapon and your life isn't worth the merchandise. Plus companies want to avoid any potential lawsuit.
I come from an "era" where i was more scared of getting my ass whupped by my parents than what the cops would do to me. My parents did NOT fucq around. They had enough problems to deal with just making sure we were fed and housed.
This happen to me as a 17 year old as well got in a fight and was drinking outside the mall and they threw me in the drunk tank for the night with some real losers about 10 of them. My parents let them do it. And I have never been back so well done to the police officer that took me in! And my mother and father for seeing the value in it
At the time your 17 yr old self probably was pissed off your parents didn't come pick you up immediately, however now I can see your adult self appreciates the valued lesson you had to learn.❤
It's almost like illustrating to kids that there can be very real, very scary consequences helps them become better adults. How did we drift so far from this as a society? 😂
At 17 maybe, but the question the episode simple ignores outright is who had custodial responsibility for this child? He's clearly to young to be unaccompanied. Is he truant or are the parents not provided sufficient supervision?
@@chrisshippy3879 I thought it was puss for a sec first watch, 2nd i was like nope 100% bobby.. umm bobby.. bacala yea! feels like it's been almost 20 years since i saw him/sopranos
I live in England and about 40yrs ago as I returned home after walking my dog. Two men in suits who were court bailiffs said they had a warrant for non payment of council tax!. I went with them and they said that I was the first person in a suit they had picked up.when they realised I was a chill person we had a few laughs. They then picked up a cocky dirty mouthed young man, I said to keep quiet as he was in the back seat with me. He was informed, I was going to court . Being a night club doorman in the evenings and a freelance public relations/ bad news person. I wasn’t shy about persuading people to change their behaviour or. The court decided that I had paid up to leaving the property. I don’t think the young man had control of his water works 😂
@@deannamassey The mouthy young man thought That I was a bailiff and couldn’t touch him, but I put the fear into him. Punks don’t know what to do when they meet a real threat 🤮
We should get the right to stop people from sealing without getting fired for it. Everyone I know who’s stopped a costumer from doing something wrong was fired. My bf was fired for kicking a guy out of the dispensary for grabbing my bf on the collar and not having ID. He was fired within 30 mins
If someone is shoplifting, as an employee you shouldn't engage with them, instead call your manager and he will get the security footage to the police and police would track the suspect down and arrest them. That's the process.
Sorry hun, not gonna confront a guy twice my size for taking something i can't afford that the company will use as a taxes write-off and is already insured against theft.
If they're aren't strict on the policy, it would only lead to tolerance and allow more and more people to try stopping robbers. The more people interfere, the more people get hurt. I get that it goes against people morals, but it's ALWAYS better to just let them go. I work at a gas station and we see people steal like every other week. No one has gone unpunished yet. They've all been caught on video and have been given a no-tresspass. Even under the slight chance they never get caught, it's not worth risking your safety over $100 the company with remake in the next 5 minutes.
I did Loss Prevention for Target for 4 years and we stopped shoplifter. We detain them till PD showed up. We caught someone stealing about 3 to 4 thousands dollars worth of merchandise.
@@tsipherI remember back when I was a teen working retail our LP mngr (a little on chubby side) 😁was chasing a shoplifter outside the store. He ended up falling down on the pavement breaking his arm and the shoplifter getting away...😁 On a separate time he was able to arrest his nephew who worked at our store for stealing a pack of cigarettes...😂
I used to work for a major fast food chain. Standard policy was if you get robbed, be quiet and give them what they want. I'm glad we were never robbed because I would have been fired the next day.
Was having a conversation with one of our AP (asset protection / basically store security) while working at the service desk at the retail store I currently work at. My coworker asks the AP "hey, what are we supposed to do if we're ever robbed?" I replied "Give them the money" (Admittedly, I was being sort of glib, but I also knew the answer) My coworker gave me such a deer-in-the-headlights look and goes: "SERRIOUSLY!??" Our AP just nodded and agreed with me and basically said "your life is much more important than that drawer (of money)"
@@lizzalkula376 (where did my earlier reply vanish to?) This is the ethical/integrity issue: "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." -Edmund Burke (disputed) Does this shopkeeper look like she feels in danger from that shoplifting kid? Her "safety" is a non-issue here.
When my Dad managed for Dicks their policy was that you can't physically touch them to stop them from shoplifting. Some guy tried stealing from the store, and my Dad just got between him and the door. The guy goes "you cant touch me!". My Dad, a 6'0 tall old school bodybuilder, replied with "yeah, but if you touch me you're going through the floor". The shoplifter ended up getting arrested lol.
The first time I stole something was a pack of gum I forgot in my pocket. I felt really bad because the owners were nice people and would give my dog treats if I ever went in there on a walk. These giant corporations don't feel human, and it's easy to not feel guilty if you steal from them.
America is weird. In my country, shoplifters will be dogpiled by not only the employees, but fellow customers as well. These comment section just proved my point.
Well, in America, intervening could cost you your life. Not sure where you're from but most Americans who work retail understand that we don't get paid to be security. I was a supervisor at cvs and always made it a point to tell my cashiers if you feel unsafe, let them take whatever they want. I will take responsibility. Please don't be a hero.
It’s sadly a true thing, I’m a cashier, and we can’t stop anyone from shoplifting, they say it’s for “our protection” but in reality it’s so they can avoid liability when/if it ever happens and it has happened many times
of course its to avoid liability. i’m so confused why so many people in these comment WANT to be a liability for their job. do you really want to risk your life for ur job? like i just don’t get the logic here i dont understand why you people feel so inclined to being a hero for product that you do not own. what makes you think for a second that its worth it? did someone tell you that you’d be getting extra money for it? i mean its just the dumbest thing ever man you need to really love yourself more. your life is more important than every atom that is inside of that store. ACT LIKE IT.
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I love when kids in trouble face real criminals.... What yo say it leaves a deep impression....😅😅😅
Except if the show is Blue Blood the guy in the jail isn't a criminal he's a detective.
@@tinadumaguing9679 But still you gotta luv Anthony
The cop did his part. Scared straight scene. Blue Bloods
they obviously put him there as a fake to scare the kid
You know this is just a show right? It's not real
Hahahahh the older man knew what he needed to say to get the boy to act right lol
Havent seen the show but the guy was probably a cop, they do that sometimes to Intimidate suspects
@@thomaswilkerson2711yes he was, he was a detective for the DA
Blue Bloods! Love that show!
Where can i watch @@duraniegal79
@@duraniegal79thanks for the show name, i didn't know Bobby Bacala turned his life around 🤣
I was 5. I stole two candy bars from the TG&Y. My mom found them and she dragged me back there, had me take the candy in. I had to talk to the manager, give it back, apologize, and my mom had me sweep their floor (and it was a big store) to "pay for" the time the candy was out of the store. While I was doing that, they had an officer come out and talk to me about stealing. This was 1962, and I guarantee you I never, ever took another thing. And I did the same with my kids. I had that same talk about "if it doesn't involve, doctors, hospitals, ambulances, police or police cars, lawyers, or more money than I have in the bank, you MIGHT be able to do it. But fool around, get arrested, I will leave you there until you find a way to work off the bail money." Years later, I heard the kids telling my grandkids basically that same discussion.
If we had a justice system that valued the victims more than those who do the crimes, maybe things would be a lot better. And if parents actually, uh, parented their kids, things would be better.
So true, my daughter was 5 or 6 and went to the neighborhood store with her "friend" I got a call from the owner of the store telling me that my daughter stole a candy bar, I marched her right back to the store (the owner explained to me he watched the whole thing. Her friend told her to grab 2 candy bars which she did, and then told my daughter to wait outside. She paid for a soda and walked out to join my daughter. When they got to my home, I got the call. So I made my daughter apologize for stealing this candy bar and then I told her she had a choice, she could get a spanking and be grounded for a week OR she could never play with this "friend" again. She chose to not play with her friend and she never again stole ANYTHING! In fact, she wanted to become a lawyer, then met her first boyfriend and changed her mind.
I am from a newer generation born in 1998... I was punished as a kid. Anytime I did wrong I would either get grounded, things taken away for a short period of time(Seemed like an eternity to me as a 5-10 year old) And at worst I would get spanked. Did I turn out alright? Yes, not once have I stolen or did anything way out of line. Not enough parents in this world willing to actually parent. Im not saying beat your kid sensless. But letting them get away with things is getting out of control.
In this case it was my aunt 313 i was 7 or so i tought she paid for it...hmmmm
I got that done to me too. Except sweeping the floor - I was only in the 2nd grade.
You're 62 years old?
Bobby would never kill anyone, he is a good man despite his choice of work.
Did him super dirty at that train shop 😢
the purpose of the store policy is to prevent employees from getting injured/killed trying to stop shoplifting.
though I haven't seen data to support that....
Feel like the reason stores out in that “policy” is so that when it comes to them claiming the insurance they can get more money out of it by lieing about what was stolen
Likely more liable or such. Someone suing the company for being hurt, even if it was because they were stealing, costs more (and more pain in the butt) than just about anything they could steal. Now the company can say, "I told you not to do that!" and just work losses into their budget.
Trust me I seen a shoplifter stab an employee for trying to stop him. I was working for Walmart and there were 2 guys stealing one had a shopping cart and the other filled it. Then they attempted to run out of the store with it. My coworker said “ They stealing you gotta stop them” I said no way I don’t get paid to do that and I’m not gonna get hurt “ he decided to run and grab the cart so now they fighting for the cart full of goods. The LP guy isn’t around and it’s crazy. The other guy goes in his pocket and runs up to the guys. Then stand my coworker. My coworker lets go and they run off with the cart. Only to get caught down the street by police. The cart had an air conditioner, a knife set, clothes, cleaning supplies,food and one of those sofa beds in a box. So my coworker is hospitalized and you know what Walmart does? Ladies and gentlemen they fire him while he’s in hospital. He was lucky to be alive and now has a job at Home Depot. But still that’s fucked up.
Please stop explaining like no one knows..
When in actual reality it’s against store policy because the owner figured out that it is all gonna be a tax write off anyhow so it’s the same pay whether stolen or bought
Dude wasn't a convict, he works for the district attorney, scared his ass straight
Tv show: Blue Bloods
uncle jerry set his mind straight 😂
Bobby left tony's crew and started working for district attorney? 😂
@@AmitKumar-yl6bz 😂😂😂
@@AmitKumar-yl6bz he realized he couldnt stand Janice, as much as he adoired his daughter, and flipped. they arranged a hit and he went into the program
Hypothetically, if you could get hired to sit in a cell and scare younger offenders, that'd be a fun job.
They had the nicest guy from the sopranos (Bobby) scare this kid 😂😂😂. Love it
see when my older brother was caught stealing, my parents dragged him back to the store, made him give it back, made him apologize, and he never stole again. the girl he was caught with was never punished. he was mad about that till he met her again in high school and found there was so much wrong with her... he thanked my parents for punishing him.
Stop stealing comments lil bro
@@monstru1572 like wha?
@@monstru1572bro chill it's just a story.
Dont fuck with a guy who beat Tony Soprano in a fist fight
So your Mom has been a Guy the whole time?
It’s like a fucking weight loss commercial. before and way BEFoRE
It's been so long since I watch The sopranos I totally forgot about that
He slipped on the rug ffs 🙄
To be fair Tony didn’t have the making of a varsity athlete
As a former store worker I’ll tell you this , we don’t chase after people that steal because we aren’t paid enough and aren’t covered if we are hurt. That’s why people buy security but even then all they can do is call the cops and say “yeah this dude does this”
some bigger chains specifically have like asset protection teams but i assume it’s big guys like costco, walmart, target and stuff lol
and yea if ur just a normal employee like a cashier or whatever just enjoy judgementally watching them be really bad at being sneaky or subtle lmao
once i incredulously watched some underaged kid “sneak” a case of beer out of the store in a backpack,,, literally everyone could hear it clanking lmao
like at that point it’s just sad like damn congrats ur now the laughing joke of the gossiping cashiers, cuz we are very bored and will immediately stare stories of stupid things we see 😂
That's because even if the cops arrest them they are forced to release them often same day.
I stole some barbie shoes when I was a kid. When my mother discovered it, she marched me to the store and I had to tell the person there my name, that I was a thief, and I had to give him the things I stole. Then when I got home, I got a whipping from my mother with a switch and then had to listen to a lecture from my dad. Pretty well cured me.
Maybe it's time parents started disciplining their children when they do things.
I'm in philaStupidDelphia ...and I think some parents in da hood encourage it.
100% store policies do not let you even confront a thief like "hey are you stealing?" Without getting fired.
Not just store policies in some places the law is that you can't even do that without being arrested.
Not quite 100%
Was almost written up for notifying my supervisor on a suspicious person who actually stole thousands in wire
“You know, Quasimodo predicted all of this.”
I love it when convicts understand the assignment 😂
Except he’s not a convict. He’s an investigator with the DA’s office posing as a convict just to scare the kid.
@@deborahwahl2946 honestly, that's even better.
It does happen the other way though. My brother was in jail, many years ago, and one of the female COs had a son that was going down a bad path, so my brother and his friends suggested she bring him in with her one time and leave him in the yard with them for a bit. She was right on the other side of the door, but the way I hear it that kid left that building respectful and appreciative of the life and the mum he has.
So convicts can be cool too sometimes 😂
@@pixiesouter9461 there was another show, the rookie, where this kid idolized his brother who was in prison. The kid went with a group of other delinquents to visit the prison to see where their path took them. The group was talk to by several convicts, including the one kids brother. The convict told his brother not to idolize him because he had to do things in prison he wasn’t proud of. Really helped the kid get straight.
Anthony IA a investigator for the DA, Office. They did that to get him straight, Anthony played the part as a gangster lol
@@pixiesouter9461heheh
The guy pass the vibe check... He knows the assignment 😂
Please stop using the “he knew the assignment…” it’s so corny
@@waveafterwave0723Womp Womp
@@waveafterwave0723oh you gonna cry? Boo hoo
@@waveafterwave0723 You did not know the assignment.
@@waveafterwave0723I feel sorry for you all the redditors who replied to you , I feel u don’t worry ❤
This deserves more views!
Peter Griffin in GTA 6 be like.
"Then call a cop."
Then she pulls out her badge had me cackling
I like to think the convict was in on the joke 😂
The 'convict' works with the cop's sister-in-law in the DA's office. This is Blue Bloods.
@@Serene80 ah thank you I was hoping it was something like that xD I don't watch blue bloods
He was. That’s the point. They usually have older, more hardcore looking men and women there to scare and scar kids!
@@robincasey1700 You should, it's a great show.
@@robincasey1700 Yeah that guy works in the DA's Office this happens alot he's really good at it... good show sad that its ending.
Your comedic timing is spot on.
I remember reading Starship Troopers (the original Novel)
And honestly, the authors take on punishment is very apt
Paraphrasing but, basically Ricos father is talking about the past, how teens and youths would go around being hooligans, and the system would barely give them a slap on the wrist, but the moment those kids then turned 18, they could have been imprisoned or put to death, and comments how insane it is that kids and teens who commit crimes are punished a little more severely to really drive home the idea of consequences before they reach an age where they are more liable for dire consequences
(A part of his philosophy that the misbehaviors of an individual are always at fault of the authority that raises them. This being a tangent off of where a private got court maritaled for striking his drill instructor, but the instructor demanded he be demoted for letting the private hit him and being in a position where the private was liable)
I was in a "scared straight" program as a kid. They took us to jail to talk to the inmates. I'll never forget the lady who told me about how she ran her husband over with her car for cheating on her. She had a black eye and a fresh scar on her face. She was being bullied by some other inmates. All I could think of was how she was in a cage for the rest of her life when she could have just left him. I realized that day that I wasn't as tough as I thought I was. Straightened me right up.
Lucky you, over half of the kids in that program failed, it made it worse.
@@thewhipofjustice5869 That's a statistical fallacy. Maybe of the few that got air-time, but the majority of any "students" in these programs did change their lives. It's part of the problem in our modern society, we don't have the program anymore.
Thank you for sharing your story. Lest we not forget though, she might be in a "cage," but she's a human being still. I bet she asks for forgiveness now too... as we all should.
@@tru3americanthis program did not work
The "scared straight" program only works on intelligent kids (who most likely would not grow up to be career criminals anyways). The dumb kids (majority of career criminals) gonna crime no matter what is said to them.
I love that the DA's investigator, former cop, is the one they get to scare the kid. Lol
Pitbulls are the most loyal dogs.
When my oldest daughter was 5 she stole a pack of gum from Dollar Tree, back when everything was actually $1. I caught her with it and she fessed up to taking it right away. So we calmly got back into the car and went right back to the store. She had to apologize to the clerk for stealing, pay for the gum (which she didn't have money for so I reminded her that this is coming out of the family grocery budget), and give the clerk the opened pack of gum back. Everyone who saw this in the store was very greatful for how I handled it. I told the clerk to either throw it away or give it to a kid who came in next. My daughter is 13 now and still remembers having to do that. She has never stollen anything since and told me it was a good lesson learned.
I love Antony! 😂 Him and Erin make such a good team . . . especially when it comes to getting under Danny's skin.
What show is this?
@@rachelfilbin9406 Blue Bloods.
Welcome to British Columbia, where the stealing is so bad. Thw clerk's cant do nothing cause the thiefs are so protected.
Well a thief's got rights u know
@@skr4991yes they have the right to be given leads inside their body
Loopholes !! Example some places won't even let Security go hands on BUT !!... Doesn't mean you cant grab the bag !! Just cant stop the 'Person" but you can take the stuff. Still these days if you try you Risk Knives/Pepper spray/Needles/Hatchet axes etc. Ive seen machetes waved around a couple times in that scenario.
The rule is you wait until they leave the store then call the police. That way a crime has actually been committed. Also, it's for safety reasons. You never know if they have a weapon and your life isn't worth the merchandise. Plus companies want to avoid any potential lawsuit.
No way it's worse than San Francisco or New York City. Any liberal city is heaven for criminals.
I come from an "era" where i was more scared of getting my ass whupped by my parents than what the cops would do to me. My parents did NOT fucq around. They had enough problems to deal with just making sure we were fed and housed.
Is that the Costco guy
This happen to me as a 17 year old as well got in a fight and was drinking outside the mall and they threw me in the drunk tank for the night with some real losers about 10 of them. My parents let them do it. And I have never been back so well done to the police officer that took me in! And my mother and father for seeing the value in it
At the time your 17 yr old self probably was pissed off your parents didn't come pick you up immediately, however now I can see your adult self appreciates the valued lesson you had to learn.❤
That’s some good parenting right there, unfortunately a lot of parents don’t let their kids face the consequences of their actions
Very good parenting.
It's almost like illustrating to kids that there can be very real, very scary consequences helps them become better adults.
How did we drift so far from this as a society? 😂
At 17 maybe, but the question the episode simple ignores outright is who had custodial responsibility for this child? He's clearly to young to be unaccompanied. Is he truant or are the parents not provided sufficient supervision?
Excuse me what? Bobby Moynahan got that Benjamin Button thing....
That’s Bobby bacala
@@chrisshippy3879 I thought it was puss for a sec first watch, 2nd i was like nope 100% bobby.. umm bobby.. bacala yea! feels like it's been almost 20 years since i saw him/sopranos
Looks like Bobby’s kid too..unless it is ?
@@danh555 the ep is Loyality s14e1 the kid is played by Max Malas.
Bobby Baccala
Love bros reaction like "wait whAT"
When the realization hits 😂
I live in England and about 40yrs ago as I returned home after walking my dog. Two men in suits who were court bailiffs said they had a warrant for non payment of council tax!. I went with them and they said that I was the first person in a suit they had picked up.when they realised I was a chill person we had a few laughs. They then picked up a cocky dirty mouthed young man, I said to keep quiet as he was in the back seat with me. He was informed, I was going to court .
Being a night club doorman in the evenings and a freelance public relations/ bad news person. I wasn’t shy about persuading people to change their behaviour or. The court decided that I had paid up to leaving the property. I don’t think the young man had control of his water works 😂
Still want to know why it took 40 years to walk your dog
I sorry I don't understand what happened to you 😔. I not ignorant just a bit confused 🤔
@@deannamassey The mouthy young man thought That I was a bailiff and couldn’t touch him, but I put the fear into him. Punks don’t know what to do when they meet a real threat 🤮
For anyone wondering what TV Series this is, it’s called Blue Bloods. It airs on CBS daily and it’s a really good show.
Thanks you!! 🏆
Love the show❤
Thank you lots!
This show looks like what would a feminist would see
@@kieleahar1012yw
The "wait what" realization got me spitting my coffee. Lol
🤣 I believe that man was in there to sleep off a night cap 🤣 he to chill to be an offer
You are destined for great things in the entertainment industry.
This would have been a way better approach to scared straight😂
Was that Bobby Bacala
Yup. Some how he survived
Steve Schirripa
Yes it was... The kid kinda looks like Bobby junior too lmao I know it's not but yeah
I thought you was a Bacala man uncle June
Killed a guy on the bus cause he said train sets are for kids
Bobby baccala never died!
This is so aesthetically pleasing!
I LOVE Anthony! He's one of my favorite characters!
Agreed
What's the show called
@@tannerhall4842 Blue Bloods. It's on CBS and Paramount+.
Blue Bloods
What's the show called?
Quasimodo predicted all this !!!
I got feelings too Junior
I was literally gonna comment this lol. Beat me to it.
Nostradamus! Quasimodo was the hunchback of Notre Dame
@@rake1087 You never pondered that?
lmao! that old guy is probably in there for drunk and disorderly and still took the time to scare the kid straight...respect!
Blue Bloods! Best cop show ever.
Tony soprano you better come bail your thief son outta county lol
Can't you see Bobby is taking care of it
Little kid was about to cry when he released he was actually being punished 😂
The fucking smugness on that prick omfg
"REALIZED"!!!
@@whitesox575RealiSed!!
😊
@@whitesox575it's okay Mr. 'muurica.
"realised" is spelled this way everywhere else in the world except the states
@@djmadmatt4772 bruh. The issue is release (a whole other verb), not the way to spell it
Its always the district attorney or a precinct cop lol. Nathan Fillian pulled that trick once 😂
I like having the DA in there 'undercover' to straighten out the kid
One of the best shows on TV today ... BLUE BLOODS
Fully agree
Thank you for naming the show
I thought only old people watched Blue Bloods.
Were Cosco guys… ofc we steal every thing
Lol
Literally what I thought
"Is that big Justice?" I said loudly
"IVAN, WTF"
We’re = we are
@@stephenjasper_copywriter …
Haha gotta love Joey Diaz he’s a great dude and he owns a doxin
Man knew exactly what to say to make him think twice 😂😂😂😂
Wait what? 😂
Love when shows write absolutely realistic children characters
Bro is the “ We’re Costco guys, ofc we go shopping while eating our chicken bake
Damn Bobby, scare him straight lol
You're tough until you meet a real tough guy! 😂😂😂
It’s funnier when you know the older dude is just an employee for the D.A. And not an actual criminal
He should in the NYC where the city will stand for him and support him accordingly. 😁
An actor is a good actor when they make you hate them wholeheartedly.
He went from smartass to scared real quick.
We should get the right to stop people from sealing without getting fired for it. Everyone I know who’s stopped a costumer from doing something wrong was fired. My bf was fired for kicking a guy out of the dispensary for grabbing my bf on the collar and not having ID. He was fired within 30 mins
So u want the right to be shot by a thief ain’t that something 🤣America truly is the land of the free
If someone is shoplifting, as an employee you shouldn't engage with them, instead call your manager and he will get the security footage to the police and police would track the suspect down and arrest them. That's the process.
@@Ying-yang6969🤣
Sorry hun, not gonna confront a guy twice my size for taking something i can't afford that the company will use as a taxes write-off and is already insured against theft.
If they're aren't strict on the policy, it would only lead to tolerance and allow more and more people to try stopping robbers. The more people interfere, the more people get hurt.
I get that it goes against people morals, but it's ALWAYS better to just let them go. I work at a gas station and we see people steal like every other week. No one has gone unpunished yet. They've all been caught on video and have been given a no-tresspass.
Even under the slight chance they never get caught, it's not worth risking your safety over $100 the company with remake in the next 5 minutes.
Rhat boy is a great actor!
The slow slide is so funny at the end lol
The “seriously” is exactly how I felt at my first retail job 😂
Detective Anthony Abetemarco scared him shitless 😂 😂
Lol😂
Abbott and Costello if you ask Danny😂
THATS BIG JUSTICE💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶
is nobody gunna talk about how this kid looks like big justice
I did Loss Prevention for Target for 4 years and we stopped shoplifter. We detain them till PD showed up. We caught someone stealing about 3 to 4 thousands dollars worth of merchandise.
Stay safe pls
You know Quasimodo predicted all this
Underappreciated joke
I had a hunch he did.
If "escalated real quickly" was a person 😂😂😂
Bath and body works have that same store rule. Those who work there try to stop people from stealing and get fired for following the country's law.
I like Blue Bloods! This is a very good lesson for young man who does not understand the umbrella that he seems to be standing under.
That kid will never get in trouble again because of that man
That man is Bobby Bacala. Show some fucking respect. DAMN
They set that boy up 😂😂
Gotta teach actions = consequence & accountability! Damn
When she pulled out her badge, I swear to god I turned into CatNap from how much I smiled
Ahhhh child's naivety is lovely 😂
The older guy was in sopranos he was Tony’s sisters husband. Pretty cool to still see him acting
Girl at my job was fired for following a shoplifter.
thats an easy one, safety reasons
@@DjZerotheoneandonly how many store employees were injured as a result of pursuing a shoplifter before?
@@tsipherI remember back when I was a teen working retail our LP mngr (a little on chubby side) 😁was chasing a shoplifter outside the store. He ended up falling down on the pavement breaking his arm and the shoplifter getting away...😁 On a separate time he was able to arrest his nephew who worked at our store for stealing a pack of cigarettes...😂
He was like youth facility consequences wait, what ? 😂
Bobby Baccala after the mafia 🤣
Damn Bobby Bacala still looks the same and the whole time i was thinking that little kid was a minute Bobby 😂
This is actually the state of justice in alot of places these days, smug pos with absolutely no fear of getting caught
Yup
Blue bloods....I really love this show
W old man for scaring the heck out of that kid so the kid doesn't act up again. 😂😂
🎉❤😂😂😂 Good Job Anthony 🙏🏼
I used to work for a major fast food chain. Standard policy was if you get robbed, be quiet and give them what they want. I'm glad we were never robbed because I would have been fired the next day.
Was having a conversation with one of our AP (asset protection / basically store security) while working at the service desk at the retail store I currently work at.
My coworker asks the AP "hey, what are we supposed to do if we're ever robbed?"
I replied "Give them the money"
(Admittedly, I was being sort of glib, but I also knew the answer)
My coworker gave me such a deer-in-the-headlights look and goes: "SERRIOUSLY!??"
Our AP just nodded and agreed with me and basically said "your life is much more important than that drawer (of money)"
@@lizzalkula376 Ah, but what are my ethics and integrity worth?
To the store? Exactly nothing.
@@hinoron6528 you're going to have to help me here.
What does your ethics or integrity have to do with keeping the person being robbed safe?
@@lizzalkula376 "All that is required for Evil to win, is for Good men to do nothing."
@@lizzalkula376 (where did my earlier reply vanish to?)
This is the ethical/integrity issue:
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." -Edmund Burke (disputed)
Does this shopkeeper look like she feels in danger from that shoplifting kid? Her "safety" is a non-issue here.
When my Dad managed for Dicks their policy was that you can't physically touch them to stop them from shoplifting. Some guy tried stealing from the store, and my Dad just got between him and the door. The guy goes "you cant touch me!". My Dad, a 6'0 tall old school bodybuilder, replied with "yeah, but if you touch me you're going through the floor". The shoplifter ended up getting arrested lol.
This is why lessons are best taught young
It was the “Imma just slide on over sir”. 😂😂😂😂
My store is the same way. We can't stop shoplifters for our own safety. It's really stupid.
u willing to die for a business that can easily replace u?
Being safe is stupid?
Ngl i wouldn't try to stop someone shoplifting from a big box store, they can afford to loose a few items here and there.
If they don't care you shouldn't either
@@Yes-ls7fv no wonder USA is in decline.
How much you wanna bet that guy actually didn't kill anyone and only lied to get that kid to act straight.
Wow no way is that really what happened???
The first time I stole something was a pack of gum I forgot in my pocket. I felt really bad because the owners were nice people and would give my dog treats if I ever went in there on a walk. These giant corporations don't feel human, and it's easy to not feel guilty if you steal from them.
“We’re Costco guys. Of course we’re gonna shoplift from the bodega”
America is weird. In my country, shoplifters will be dogpiled by not only the employees, but fellow customers as well. These comment section just proved my point.
What country?
@@kynoble Indonesia.
Agreed.
@@BlueV205Your Country has way more problems other than petty thieft
Well, in America, intervening could cost you your life. Not sure where you're from but most Americans who work retail understand that we don't get paid to be security. I was a supervisor at cvs and always made it a point to tell my cashiers if you feel unsafe, let them take whatever they want. I will take responsibility. Please don't be a hero.
It’s sadly a true thing, I’m a cashier, and we can’t stop anyone from shoplifting, they say it’s for “our protection” but in reality it’s so they can avoid liability when/if it ever happens and it has happened many times
Why is that sad. You really want to put your safety on the line for a few shop items
Americans are so stupid they are willing to be hurt protecting a big corporation.
of course its to avoid liability. i’m so confused why so many people in these comment WANT to be a liability for their job. do you really want to risk your life for ur job? like i just don’t get the logic here i dont understand why you people feel so inclined to being a hero for product that you do not own. what makes you think for a second that its worth it? did someone tell you that you’d be getting extra money for it? i mean its just the dumbest thing ever man you need to really love yourself more. your life is more important than every atom that is inside of that store. ACT LIKE IT.
Anthony for the win! 😂😂😂
W mans for that, tryna scare that kid into a new path
Great teaching moment, love it! This generation needs this.
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