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|    Locked up: SoCal Rite Aid store now has     |
|    27 Oct 24 08:32:52    |
      XPost: alt.los-angeles, free.moron.karen-bass, sac.politics       XPost: talk.politics.guns       From: thunter@gmail.com              LOS ANGELES - It's a shocking sight to see. A Rite Aid store in Southern       California has locked up nearly all of its merchandise in order to help       deter thieves.              The store is located on Long Beach and Compton boulevards in the City of       Compton.              >From makeup to laundry detergent to Kleenex tissues, nearly every item in       the store is now locked behind glass cases.              What's also surprising to see is that more than half the shelves are       empty! Rows and rows of shelves sit without any merchandise on them. The       reason for that is unclear.              Rite Aid released the following statement, "Like many in the industry, we       are seeing a higher level of brazen shoplifting and organized retail       crime. We are taking an active role in helping law enforcement in their       pursuit of shoplifters, as well as continuing our efforts to educate       community leaders on the impact of retail theft and advocate for       solutions. We apply multi-layer product protection solutions that are       regularly assessed. We continue to do all we can to provide a safe       environment for associates and customers as we support the health needs of       those in the communities we serve."              Stores throughout California have been adding protective glass cases and       taking other measures to stop shoplifters after the Golden State saw a       drastic increase in smash-and-grab robberies in the past few years.              RELATED: Newsom signs bill increasing penalties for smash-and-grabs              Last week, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill bringing back tough       criminal penalties targeting large-scale stealing schemes and smash-and-       grab robberies. The new law requires prosecutors to start imposing harsher       sentences for those who damage or destroy property valued at more than       $50,000 while committing a felony.              https://www.foxla.com/news/rite-aid-compton-store-locked-up-items              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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