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If you wanted to keep the DVD you should have just bought it in the 1st place.

Yes. It shows you intended to go in and steal.

Not to mention, with the wrong address, you won't get the civil demand, and the cost will keep escalating since you won't know to pay it and could cost you thousands. I"d call the store and give the correct info and save yourself some pain, and possible criminal charges.

Yes. No, but they would have held you there until police arrived. Thus the 5 or 6 guys. See above No need for cameras. The word of a retailer is just as good. Or so you think. Just because you can't see a camera, doesn't mean a camera can't see you. Or the fact an employee/customer/camera...

In some states resisting/fighting with security can get you extra charges too.

His word is just as good as video. In court, the word of an experienced Loss Prevention holds more weight than 2 teenage girls. It could be a week or more if they turned it over to police for the police to contact the cars owner, so until then every knock on their door or every phone call to...

Jail for theft is temporary. Death is permanent.

In my research (if its right) Canada's SOL is 6 months on theft.

You passed points of sale. You don't actually have to physically leave the store with the items to mkae it theft.

Loss Prevention is just gathering their evidence. Videos, paperwork etc. and since you admitted to it verbally that can also go against you. Possibly expect both criminal and civil.

So the shirt fell off the hanger, into your bag and concealed itself? You should take this act to Vegas. You didn't want them to search your bag because you stole an item. Also, Store Policy i.e. not the law. One stores policy is very different from another. False and unsupported? They found...

Boy is she wrong. Since she is a juvenile, her parents are responsible for the civil demand. If she decides not to pay, the store can sue her parents not only for the amount owed, but lawyer costs and court fees, they're looking at several thousand dollars in fines. The lawyers will then attach...

I do grocery store security. When we ban you from one, we ban you from all, and e-mail your picture to other stores.

Concealment is a crime in many states, also if you damaged the property, you can be charged with that. As for suing the store, don't waste your time or money, you'll be laughed out of court.

So, they just happened to tackle you right where your friend dropped the stuff? And if you did nothing wrong, why did you run? Your story doesn't add up at all.

Find the home office address, start sending money orders or cashiers checks, be sure to right RESTITUTION on them and save your stubs so you have proof.

Don't expect it from a Judge or a DA either. If your life is that screwed up where medication "makes you steal" maybe you should just stay home and order your stuff off the internet.

1. You stole. 2. They discovered it 3. Theft is illegal on the planet called Earth. 4. Police investigate and arrest for theft. 5. You were told to contact LP to discuss the situation. 6. You didn't. 7. Since you don't want to cooperate, the next step is to turn the evidence over to the...

That you know of, just because you didn't see a camera, doesn't mean it isn't there. Police might show up at your friends house and ask who you are so don't think you're out of the woods yet. As a show of good will, I"d mail the items back to the store without a return address on the envelope.

People win the lotto too, doesn't mean the odds are in your favor :)