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NitroNutter · 10-07-2007, 08:55

1. You mean humanity not the world.
2. Can any thing possibly arrive at a destination it has allready resided at and never left for centuries ?

Mr Franks was actually lucky, he may well have misjudged the situation entirely and ended up in the dock itself on assault charges, this could have hapened even if they were attempting to lift goods from a store. Finally a shoplifter in general can never be aprehended in the store as until they have actually walked out of a shop's premises with said goods they have not actually stolen anything no matter how it appears to be or what their past records are. The skill of a store detective is to aprehend just as they get outside the doors. If the guard had been set a duty to guard the toilets he was doing his job, doing something else may have led to getting the sack, if he was supplied with a radio he could of course have communicated the issue further up the chain of command which one would have thought would have been part of the guards duty.

10-07-2007, 08:55	#2
NitroNutter Inactive Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: <-- Not All there ? Knock Knock Services: You cannot afford me!!! Posts: 1,139	Re: Has the world gone mad? 1. You mean humanity not the world. 2. Can any thing possibly arrive at a destination it has allready resided at and never left for centuries ? Mr Franks was actually lucky, he may well have misjudged the situation entirely and ended up in the dock itself on assault charges, this could have hapened even if they were attempting to lift goods from a store. Finally a shoplifter in general can never be aprehended in the store as until they have actually walked out of a shop's premises with said goods they have not actually stolen anything no matter how it appears to be or what their past records are. The skill of a store detective is to aprehend just as they get outside the doors. If the guard had been set a duty to guard the toilets he was doing his job, doing something else may have led to getting the sack, if he was supplied with a radio he could of course have communicated the issue further up the chain of command which one would have thought would have been part of the guards duty.