Accused of shoplifting

Puggy206

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Accused of shoplifting

30th June 2023, 19:01:PM

Hi I need some genuine advice, I was leaving a well known super market today and on the way out an under cover store detective approached me outside and accused me of not scanning everything through the self service checkouts
he asked me to come inside and when I said I had not done anything wrong and tried to push the trolley away with my 4 year old in it he aggressively grabbed the trolley and said you are not going anywhere! He took all of my shopping that I had paid for off me and I took my son out the trolley and went back to my car, he took a picture of me and of my car while shouting your a shoplifter at me! My son was hysterically crying and I was petrified, I told him he has now stolen my shopping from me and he just laughed and walked away, I have no idea what to do? Will the police end up at my door?

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