Stealing

There's no way we can tell you what to do or say. Generally speaking, honesty is the best policy. The fact is that you stole the card.

 

I am a Retail Theft consultant and answer questions like yours daily. First off you made a HUGE error by posting too much detail on a public forum! If your username is your name that was even BIGGER mistake. Do NOT plan on keeping your job or working retail ever again. Do NOT admit or sign anything without consulting a Lawyer.

 

You HAD the right to remain silent, yet you chose to waive that right, because you were compelled to ADMIT to the world via the internet that you are a THIEF!

Now you confess before the entire civilized world that you are also a liar.

Oh my, my, my.

You have no restraint, no filter, you must get a grip on your behavior, if you wish to remain among the free.

This isn't going well for you, is it?

Remember, you do have the RIGHT to remain silent.

You're going to lose your job either way.

You might not be allowed to work in retail (because they have databases recording thieves and their thefts) for a very long time, if ever.

You do have the RIGHT to remain silent.

Admitting to it, isn't like telling mother you stole a cookie.

If I were you, I'd say nothing.

If you admit to being a thief, you'll probably lose your job anyway, and your name goes into their databases.

Good luck, only you can decide what you will do.

 

Not all retailers use databases but since "you" dont know who does or who doe snot working retail is not an option for you any longer. Remain silent remember anything you say "can" be used against you. They may still file a criminal complaint any admission on your part helps DA build case against against you.

 

In any future posts, please make an effort to use something that resembles proper capitalization and punctuation. Doing so makes it easier for others to read and understand what you write.

Ok, so you're admitting to a crime in a public forum. Nicely done.

Your post raises no legal issue, and no one here has the slightest idea what you might say in order to persuade your boss not to make the situation worse for you.

 

There is nothing you can do that will guarantee you keep your job. It is completely in the hands of the employer. If they fire you, it's entirely legal. If they allow you to continue working it is 100% a good will gesture on their part. If you're looking for an action or a series of actions you can take that will require them to retain you, there aren't any. If you're looking for something that is sure to convince them, there's no sure thing there either. We don't know them or what they would find convincing.

If it were me and I had the kind of evidence that you were stealing that they apparently have, the chance of your keeping your job would be zero.