Supermarket staff face being sacked for intervening with brazen shoplifters as they raid shelves - News Summed Up

Supermarket staff face being sacked for intervening with brazen shoplifters as they raid shelves


Supermarket staff have been told they may face the sack if they challenge shoplifters brazenly walking out of stores with stolen goods. One worker, who is based at a Co-op store in west London, said he has seen thieves help themselves to goods worth hundreds of pounds. One piece of shocking footage shows a gang of machete-wielding thugs raiding a Co-op store in London. Staff were threatened by the criminals and there was also a store worker behind the kiosk when the raid began. Police closed 295,589 shoplifting cases without identifying a suspect in 2024 to 2025 - the equivalent of officers shelving 34 offences an hour.


Source: Daily Mail March 25, 2026 15:58 UTC



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