Local boutique offers shoplifters chance to return stolen items
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So, who is Bassali? The owner? Manager? Not mentioned.
But that’s beside the point. Good luck getting these criminals to return the goods. Hope it happens, but it’s pretty rare when a criminal takes a chance at redemption. But, hey…it can happen.
And if it does happen, I hope Bassali lets us know.
“I guess I want to give everyone a chance to come forward and get it out of a dumb decision,” said owner Rafy Bassali.“. It states he is the owner.
Yes, I see that…but when this was first put out, it didn’t mention that. It’s been since edited. Like I said, that’s beside the point…not a big deal. Just needed clarification.
Now that’s funny there .I will not hold my breath on this, not going to happen.
This is priceless. How many other retailers did these thieves visit since this December 16th robbery… thanks to their identities being withheld? I am sure area store owners are thankful for the benevolence.
“Retailer of The Year” may not be in Bassali’s future.
Has this merchant not heard of the new ” Entitled Lawlessness ” ?
How dare they attempt to embarrass these individuals expressing their newfound prosperity .
The employees SAW them stealing things??? Don’t tell me the employees were too afraid to, oh, I don’t know, stop them? If they have been told to just let people steal things, not say a word against it, not try to apprehend the thieves, then that doesn’t sound like a good business practice. Pull out your gun and shoot ’em. (or if you don’t want to shoot, at least scare them out of the store)