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Multiple Antifa White Trash Democrats Caught on Camera Shoplifting From Marshalls Store in Hemet
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Canoozler
Oct 7, 2021, 5:25:02 PM10/7/21
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Video footage shows some brazen thieves in action at a popular
retail store in Riverside County.
A witness says the shoplifters calmly walked inside and took
anything they wanted.
One even used a wire cutter to carefully cut off security leashes on
some expensive purses.
Saturday evening, Lindsey Rodriguez shot a video of a man casually
walking out of a Marshalls in Hemet, with his arms full of clothing
that Rodriguez says he did not pay for.
“I worked every single day, 40 hours a week during this whole
pandemic, and then I go in and see that, and it's disheartening.
It's not Hemet," she says.
Within a 10-minute span, Rodriguez says she spotted three people
stealing, including a woman.
Footage shows her using a wire cutter to sever the security wires
that connect the purses to the racks.
“People shopping there were just kind of standing there watching.
The only thing I figured I could do was get their identities and
their license plates and give them to somebody who will do something
with them," Rodriguez said.
Rodriguez and her husband Pancho followed the purse thief, who ran
to a dark-colored car that quickly drove away. She called 911 and
Hemet police say an officer arrived a short time later and ran a
license plate, but didn't see anyone suspicious.
“The people that work at Marshalls are working and sit there on the
clock and watch these people just steal from everybody,” Rodriguez
said.
Police also say no one from Marshalls has reported the crimes so
far, which is baffling, according to Rodriguez.
“What is this teaching our children? I don't want my kids to see
that kind of stuff when we are going shopping at 7 o'clock at
night," she added.
She says she is fed up with crimes like these, which is why she and
her husband shot these videos and posted them on social media.
“Citizens have to do something. We need to start standing up for
ourselves because nobody else is doing it right now," she added.
NBC4 reached out to Marshalls to find out why they didn’t report the
crimes to police, but we are still waiting to hear back.
https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/multiple-people-caught-on-
camera-shoplifting-from-marshalls-store-in-hemet/2701937/
retail store in Riverside County.
A witness says the shoplifters calmly walked inside and took
anything they wanted.
One even used a wire cutter to carefully cut off security leashes on
some expensive purses.
Saturday evening, Lindsey Rodriguez shot a video of a man casually
walking out of a Marshalls in Hemet, with his arms full of clothing
that Rodriguez says he did not pay for.
“I worked every single day, 40 hours a week during this whole
pandemic, and then I go in and see that, and it's disheartening.
It's not Hemet," she says.
Within a 10-minute span, Rodriguez says she spotted three people
stealing, including a woman.
Footage shows her using a wire cutter to sever the security wires
that connect the purses to the racks.
“People shopping there were just kind of standing there watching.
The only thing I figured I could do was get their identities and
their license plates and give them to somebody who will do something
with them," Rodriguez said.
Rodriguez and her husband Pancho followed the purse thief, who ran
to a dark-colored car that quickly drove away. She called 911 and
Hemet police say an officer arrived a short time later and ran a
license plate, but didn't see anyone suspicious.
“The people that work at Marshalls are working and sit there on the
clock and watch these people just steal from everybody,” Rodriguez
said.
Police also say no one from Marshalls has reported the crimes so
far, which is baffling, according to Rodriguez.
“What is this teaching our children? I don't want my kids to see
that kind of stuff when we are going shopping at 7 o'clock at
night," she added.
She says she is fed up with crimes like these, which is why she and
her husband shot these videos and posted them on social media.
“Citizens have to do something. We need to start standing up for
ourselves because nobody else is doing it right now," she added.
NBC4 reached out to Marshalls to find out why they didn’t report the
crimes to police, but we are still waiting to hear back.
https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/multiple-people-caught-on-
camera-shoplifting-from-marshalls-store-in-hemet/2701937/
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