The dramatic video footage often appears on TV news and social media: A large group of people storm into a store, smashing display cases and snatching loose merchandise before escaping in minutes before the police have had time to respond.
Authorities say these so-called "flash mob" thefts are sometimes organized on social media and often target high-end goods that can be resold. The thieves occasionally use violence to carry out their crimes and aren't hampered by traditional techniques to prevent shoplifting, such as security tags and alarms.
Only a lib outfit like NPR wouls dare question if these things are occuring more often lately. Here's their take on this behaviour:
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Etsy is doing a $ 10.00 promotion today only,
so this bracelet that normally sells for $ 55.00 will
cost you only $ 45.00 - but the sale ends today...
Click on the picture for more information on this bracelet.
There are a number of new items in her shop. Click here to see them all:
I have long resisted pointing out they are all using their free Obama phones to organize all this....
ReplyDeleteAn armed society could prevent this crap....just sayin....
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