Ghetto Dollarama Security Guard assaults shopper with Brass Knuckles, threatens to kill him

superstar_88 said:

I walked into a retail store a few weeks ago. Noticed a female security standing next to a woman. As I got closer the woman, apparently a store manager, is talking to someone with a hood and a mask just grabbing stuff left and right and stuffing it into bags. She asks him politely to leave. Even tells him that she is going to call the police. Not she has already called the police but she is going to. She just repeats again and again please leave please leave. He glances at her and continues to do his business. When he's had his fill he saunters out of the store and that was it. Everyone goes back to doing whatever they were doing. It looks like the job of the security staff is to call on the store manager when they spot something and nothing more.

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That seems like an odd scenario. How did they know he was going to steal it as opposed to just using his own bag to collect the items he intended to buy?

SaulGoodman777 said:

That seems like an odd scenario. How did they know he was going to steal it as opposed to just using his own bag to collect the items he intended to buy?

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He was in the midst of stealing. It didn't just start. After all the security would need to notice. She would need to notify the manager. The manager would need to drop whatever she is doing and come on over. That is not instantaneous. Unless he stopped and waited for the store manager to arrive before he commenced his activity. That would require a thief that is truly dedicated to his craft.

Who goes shopping stuffing anything from anywhere into 3 huge duffle bags? Is that what you do?

superstar_88 said:

He was in the midst of stealing. It didn't just start. After all the security would need to notice. She would need to notify the manager. The manager would need to drop whatever she is doing and come on over. That is not instantaneous.

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It seems like security guards are pointless for the most part. They seem to observe more than they act.

SaulGoodman777 said:

It seems like security guards are pointless for the most part. They seem to observe more than they act.

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She was about 5'3", slim and carrying no weapons as far as I can tell. Don't even think she had a protective vest on. Don't know what you expect her to do there. Malls though have much bigger burly men with thick vests. Perhaps they do more. Or maybe not.

I saw a bank in one of the smaller shopping plazas with a security guy sitting in a chair in a glass 4 x4 or so boxed entrance.

In another mall I saw a crowd huddled in front of a store as I was walking in from the mall entrance. As I got closer saw glass shattered everywhere. It was a jewelry store and police inside were taking pictures.

Another time walked into a general department store. Not a dedicated jewelry store but near the front entrance was their glass showcase of their jewelry. All the glass was shattered and yellow police tape surrounding.

Went to Walmart one time to buy skin moisturizer. Asked a store worker where they were. She walks me over and shows me and they are behind glass and locked. Same for a health food store. Some of their supplements are behind glass and locked.

There's obviously a lot going on out there.

superstar_88 said:

She was about 5'3", slim and carrying nothing. Don't even thick she had a protective vest on. Don't know what you expect her to do there. Malls though have much bigger burley men with thick vests. Perhaps they do more. Or maybe not.

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So what's the point of paying an observer $20 something dollars an hour? Seems kinda pointless if they aren't going to take action.

There was a case in the states where Lulu Lemon employees tried to stop a shoplifter from leaving the store even though they were instructed not to intervene. They were fired because if they were injured the store is liable. There have been quite a few LCBO thefts, it is just not worth it when someone gets a bottle to the head.

SaulGoodman777 said:

So what's the point of paying an observer $20 something dollars an hour? Seems kinda pointless if they aren't going to take action.

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Perhaps it deters the more timid of the criminals. I have seen police haul out some woman in handcuffs once in said same department store and another time the doors opening in the security room and the police escorting a teenage girl out.

superstar_88 said:

Perhaps it deters the more timid of the criminals.

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It's possible but if I was going to feed a guard dog I would make sure he could do his whole job, not just bark.

Where is the gofundme so I can donate we finally have a security officer doing his job and competent. I wonder if there was a whole video posted from start to finish if Terb legal aid lawyers would have same opinion like they do in this thread.

SaulGoodman777 said:

That seems like an odd scenario. How did they know he was going to steal it as opposed to just using his own bag to collect the items he intended to buy?

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You are dumber than i thought...

00:46 - The old Indian guy starts to take his gloves and coat off to fight the security guard before realizing he'd get the shit beaten about him in front of his wife.

He was probably new to the country and didn't give it anymore thought than this is how we deal with criminals back home in Africa especially when the other guy strikes first.

Actually, I was on holiday in Africa in early 1997 and was on the beach. A criminal stole a womans handbag and some locals caught him and gave him a similar beating to this video. The locals didn't bat an eyelid and there were no bystander comments like on this video. So from my experience (and I'm not African) this is how they're used to dealing with criminals in Africa (Assuming the security guard is from there)

Starbuckies said:

You are dumber than i thought...

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Awwwww cupcake. That's a compliment coming from you. Thanks for joining my fanclub.

SaulGoodman777 said:

Awwwww cupcake. That's a compliment coming from you. Thanks for joining my fanclub.

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My pleasure sweetheart.