11 min
Juvenile Shoplifting Until Adults Throw Red Bull Cans at Cashier Crime School
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- Business
Juvenile Shoplifting - Petty Theft with Low Risk of Incarceration
* Juveniles working gangster-style with adults makes crime a felony
* Adults directing children to steal $350 of Red Bull Energy Drinks
* Adult parents throw 12oz cans at a clerk escalating to a robbery
Podcast Time Stamps:
00:50 -- CrimeSchool.com/44 podcast begins with security expert Chris McGoey
01:00 -- AM/PM Convenience Store video caught juvenile shoplifting in the act
01:30 -- Watch the mother attempt to distract the cashier from seeing the theft
02:50 -- Watch the father throw 12oz Red Bull cans at cashier aids kids to escape
03:20 -- Father's use of force escalates juvenile shoplifting to felony robbery
04:40 -- Red Bull Energy Drink is a hot Organized Retail Crime theft item
05:35 -- Organized thieves clean out entire shelves to sell on the black market
07:00 -- Organized Retail Crime is a multi-billion dollar loss for the retail industry
Juvenile Shoplifting Video (starts after a short delay)
Juvenile Shoplifting Training by Disgraceful Parents
* Children learn what they hear and see especially the parents' gangster lifestyle
* These children are learning not to respect people, the law, and rules of society
* These children are taught that use-of-force and intimidation is like a game
* Many adult career criminals say they started with juvenile shoplifting
* Petty theft is often overlooked by the justice system as a phase of growing up
* Our future depends on parents raising productive and law-abiding children
* Juvenile shoplifting escalates to fraud, burglary, robbery, assault, and worse
* Law enforcement and juvenile courts intervene when parents fail in their duty
* Juvenile shoplifting petty theft is charged as burglary if adults aid and abet
* Bad parent role models, bad friends, early incarceration sets the path for life
Organized Retail Crime (ORC) Use Juvenile Shoplifting
* Retail loss prevention agents see adults using kids as shields to shoplift
* Store personnel need training on how to approach and deter organized thieves
* Organize Retail Crime (ORC) prefer big box stores with poor customer service
* Loss Prevention door-greeters are successful in preventing cart push-outs
* ORC shoplifting crews from foreign countries plagued cities then move on
* ORC work in teams and often clean out entire shelf-stock of targeted items
* Stolen items sold at black market stores, restaurants, bars, and swap meets
* Black market easier now with illicit online sales on eBay, Craigslist, Facebook
* Organized Retail Crime is a multi-billion dollar loss to retailers every year
* Big box store loss prevention has partnered with police to arrest theft crews
* ORC sting-operations and legislation enacted to prosecute ORC leaders
Common high-theft items by ORC shoplifters:
* Red Bull Energy Drinks
* Razors and blades
* Over-the-counter pain medication
* Baby formula and diapers
* Batteries
* Pregnancy test kits
* Teeth whitening strips
* Tide laundry detergent
* Diabetic test strips
* Allergy medication
Juvenile Shoplifting - Petty Theft with Low Risk of Incarceration
* Juveniles working gangster-style with adults makes crime a felony
* Adults directing children to steal $350 of Red Bull Energy Drinks
* Adult parents throw 12oz cans at a clerk escalating to a robbery
Podcast Time Stamps:
00:50 -- CrimeSchool.com/44 podcast begins with security expert Chris McGoey
01:00 -- AM/PM Convenience Store video caught juvenile shoplifting in the act
01:30 -- Watch the mother attempt to distract the cashier from seeing the theft
02:50 -- Watch the father throw 12oz Red Bull cans at cashier aids kids to escape
03:20 -- Father's use of force escalates juvenile shoplifting to felony robbery
04:40 -- Red Bull Energy Drink is a hot Organized Retail Crime theft item
05:35 -- Organized thieves clean out entire shelves to sell on the black market
07:00 -- Organized Retail Crime is a multi-billion dollar loss for the retail industry
Juvenile Shoplifting Video (starts after a short delay)
Juvenile Shoplifting Training by Disgraceful Parents
* Children learn what they hear and see especially the parents' gangster lifestyle
* These children are learning not to respect people, the law, and rules of society
* These children are taught that use-of-force and intimidation is like a game
* Many adult career criminals say they started with juvenile shoplifting
* Petty theft is often overlooked by the justice system as a phase of growing up
* Our future depends on parents raising productive and law-abiding children
* Juvenile shoplifting escalates to fraud, burglary, robbery, assault, and worse
* Law enforcement and juvenile courts intervene when parents fail in their duty
* Juvenile shoplifting petty theft is charged as burglary if adults aid and abet
* Bad parent role models, bad friends, early incarceration sets the path for life
Organized Retail Crime (ORC) Use Juvenile Shoplifting
* Retail loss prevention agents see adults using kids as shields to shoplift
* Store personnel need training on how to approach and deter organized thieves
* Organize Retail Crime (ORC) prefer big box stores with poor customer service
* Loss Prevention door-greeters are successful in preventing cart push-outs
* ORC shoplifting crews from foreign countries plagued cities then move on
* ORC work in teams and often clean out entire shelf-stock of targeted items
* Stolen items sold at black market stores, restaurants, bars, and swap meets
* Black market easier now with illicit online sales on eBay, Craigslist, Facebook
* Organized Retail Crime is a multi-billion dollar loss to retailers every year
* Big box store loss prevention has partnered with police to arrest theft crews
* ORC sting-operations and legislation enacted to prosecute ORC leaders
Common high-theft items by ORC shoplifters:
* Red Bull Energy Drinks
* Razors and blades
* Over-the-counter pain medication
* Baby formula and diapers
* Batteries
* Pregnancy test kits
* Teeth whitening strips
* Tide laundry detergent
* Diabetic test strips
* Allergy medication
11 min