Shopkeeper reveals his store has been robbed 100 times in a year - but NO-ONE has ever been caught ○
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Mohammad Sheikh, the owner of News Plus in Glasgow , says his shop has been targeted 'every day' by shoplifters since opening last November.
8 months ago
Shopkeeper rebuked by police for putting up sign calling shoplifters 'scum bags' says officers have failed to arrest any of the thieves he caught this year - and now he plans to put up an even BIGGER sign ○
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Police caused a free-speech row when they turned up at Rob Davis's vintage store in North Wales and told him to take down a handwritten sign that referred to shoplifters as 'scum bags'.
Shopkeeper is stunned when police tell him to change sign calling shoplifters 'scumbags' because it may be offensive ○
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Rob Davies (pictured), 61, who runs the Run Ragged vintage shop in Wrexham, North Wales, installed the notice to tell shoppers some cabinets were locked against theft.
10 months ago
The bare-cheek bandit: Moment short-skirted shoplifter bends over to force owner to look away so she could steal £1,000 of jewellery ○
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Shopkeeper Ian Lambert, 62, who runs an independent store in Weymouth, Dorset, said he had initially felt like he needed to look away from the woman for fear of being branded a pervert.
Shopkeeper is 'gobsmacked' after picture of Enoch Powell in her window is recorded by police as 'non-crime hate incident' ○
The portrait was placed next to an extract of the late Conservative MP's famous 1968 "rivers of blood" speech in which he warned mass migration would lead to violence on Britain's streets.
16 months ago
Shopkeeper tracks down thief who stole Jellycat toys to sell on Vinted ○
Retailers estimate three in five shoplifted items end up being sold online.
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