Bremer detective attacks the shoplifter - chaos in the supermarket!

Bremer detective attacks the shoplifter - chaos in the supermarket!
On Thursday, June 5, there was an incident in the Bremen station suburb, which once again put the problem of shoplifting in the light. A 22-year-old alleged shoplifter was caught by a supermarket employee, as he tried to steal a bottle of sparkling wine without payment. The perpetrator ignored the employee's speech and initially fled what led to an argument between him and a shop detective. The shop detective was able to bring the 22-year-old to the ground, but was attacked in return: the perpetrator stood out with his fingers several times in the eye, which continued to escalate the situation.
A passerby supported the shop detective and helped to capture the perpetrator until the police arrived. Similar incidents are no longer uncommon, because the [Weser-Kurier] (https://www.weser-kurier.de/bremen/stadt-mitte/ladendiebiebiebe-in-bremen-supermarktmi worker-Doc80ylQO8DVSG1LM61S7V1) reports on a worrying increase in shopief not only in retail Falls of worry ensures, but also a bigger problem in society. While the police temporarily took the arrested 22-year-old in custody, the reason for his detention is checked while further investigations are underway.
an alarming trend
The increase in shop theft is a topic that employs many shopkeepers and retailers across Germany. According to the Tagesschau, there were more than 23 percent compared to the previous year. The increasing activities of organized gangs that act in retail are particularly worrying. The number of the thefts could be estimated at up to 90 percent, since many acts are not reported.
The consequences of this wave of crime are enormous: retailers report frustration about the low punishments and long procedures, while companies invest around 1.5 billion euros in security measures annually. The most common methods of shoplifts vary - from cramped first offenders to experienced thieves that act in groups and use complex distraction tactics. The Police Bremen provides information on this.
prevention and support
In order to counteract increasing crime, the police recommend well -trained sales staff as one of the most effective protective factors. Technical measures such as video surveillance and electronic fuses also play a crucial role. An open load design with good lighting also ensures that there are less hidden angles - and therefore fewer opportunities for thieves.
The support of personnel and introducing regular training courses on the recognition of suspicious behavior are other essential strategies. In the case of attacks such as that in Bremen, it is important to make calm decisions: Alarming the police and avoiding dangerous confrontations is always the top priority.
In summary, this incident shows that shoplifting is not just a question of a few individuals, but also represents a problem that is far from being solved. The annual financial and emotional costs for retailers and their employees are considerable and demand for a determined action by everyone involved.Details | |
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Ort | Bremer Bahnhofsvorstadt, Bremen, Deutschland |
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