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cherrio 12-31-2012 05:59 AM

my brother in law manages a grocery store and sees theft daily. understandable in some cases but wrong none the less. But fabric?! c'mon lady!

meanmom 12-31-2012 06:40 AM

Several years ago there was a small crafty, fabric store. Near here. They closed because of so much theft. The teens etc from the neighborhood would come in and steal stuff just to be stealing. They didn't even need or want it. The store tried everything to stop it. One night they cut a hole in the roof and trashed the place. They shut down and moved to Florida. It is a shame what people will do.

caspharm 12-31-2012 08:00 AM

It is a shame, especially since some of the thieves think they aren't hurting anyone but the store. They don't realize that the store then increases everything else to make up the profit lost. Others just think they're entitled.

DeAnne-Mn. 12-31-2012 09:27 AM

Unbelievable! If she needed it that bad why not work out payment with store! Hope it was for a good cause and not just the sick thrill of stealing. Have never understood people that steal from others.

ploverwi2 12-31-2012 09:41 AM

No way is she in her fifties. I would say about 70. What a shame. No doubt someone who knows her will see this picture of her eventually


Originally Posted by SewpahDewpah (Post 5749689)
For SHAME!!! :shock:

http://www.wric.com/story/20413597/w...-henrico-store

Hopefully none of us are Fabriholics to this degree. :o


Stitchit123 12-31-2012 10:02 AM

She could stand out side with a can for spare change and get enough money to purchase it.. I could never enjoy any thing made from some thing stolen.

deenatoo 12-31-2012 11:37 AM

I work right near Quilting Adventures and everyone in the shop is very nice. I hate to see this happen to them....or any store for that matter.

topstitch 12-31-2012 12:04 PM

I live close to Richmond and Henrico Va. Nothing is safe there. All the quilters I know are so generous with their time and talent that I can't imagine any of them doing such a thing. Yet I had a vendor tell me that she had items stolen at the Hampton, Va. quilt show. So I guess this was not even an isolated incident

fayeberry 12-31-2012 12:07 PM

At least the store camera got a good picture of her. Hope they put it on the news and someone recognizes her and turns her in. If not she will do it again.

topstitch 12-31-2012 12:08 PM

teen stealing
 
I just heard a teenager on t.v. news who was trying to explain away the fact that he had been caught stealing. He said that stealing is a way of life to many of todays youth and is done for excitement more so than profit.






Originally Posted by meanmom (Post 5752039)
Several years ago there was a small crafty, fabric store. Near here. They closed because of so much theft. The teens etc from the neighborhood would come in and steal stuff just to be stealing. They didn't even need or want it. The store tried everything to stop it. One night they cut a hole in the roof and trashed the place. They shut down and moved to Florida. It is a shame what people will do.



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