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Police in Seal Beach recently arrested shoplifters thanks to a new law under California’s newly implemented Proposition 36, which toughens penalties for certain theft and drug offenses—marking one of the first cases under the change, which began last week.

 As seen in a viral montage of security camera, dash cam, and body camera footage posted to Instagram this week by the Seal Beach Police Department, three women are seen shoplifting at an Ulta Beauty store, stealing over $600 worth of merchandise. They then proceeded to a Kohl’s, taking more items without paying.


Two of the women are later seen in the back of a squad car, where video footage revealed one of the women asking the other if they could face felony charges, to which she was told, “New laws. Stealing is a felony.”

The Seal Beach incident highlights the changing legal landscape in California, as one of the suspects noted in the police video: “This is Orange County … They don’t play,” highlighting the stricter approach to retail theft in the region.

 Law enforcement agencies across the state are adapting to the new regulations.

 The Seal Beach Police Department emphasized this in their latest post, warning, “Remember folks, Don’t Steal in Seal,” highlighting their zero-tolerance policy toward theft.

https://www.ntd.com/california-shoplift ... dium=email


My heart breaks fo...    

It's almost as if [[[the Elites]]] wanted to force the Goyim to get fed up, sell everything and flee to Colorado, Idaho and Wyoming on purpose.
Washington State still has tax advantages and enough lack of racial diversity [once you get away from the most heavily paved areas] that helps keep the Country Folk from fleeing in droves.

ROG62 » 26 Dec 2024, 1:40 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Dec 2024, 1:40 pm

Police in Seal Beach recently arrested shoplifters thanks to a new law under California’s newly implemented Proposition 36, which toughens penalties for certain theft and drug offenses—marking one of the first cases under the change, which began last week.

 As seen in a viral montage of security camera, dash cam, and body camera footage posted to Instagram this week by the Seal Beach Police Department, three women are seen shoplifting at an Ulta Beauty store, stealing over $600 worth of merchandise. They then proceeded to a Kohl’s, taking more items without paying.

Two of the women are later seen in the back of a squad car, where video footage revealed one of the women asking the other if they could face felony charges, to which she was told, “New laws. Stealing is a felony.”

The Seal Beach incident highlights the changing legal landscape in California, as one of the suspects noted in the police video: “This is Orange County … They don’t play,” highlighting the stricter approach to retail theft in the region.

 Law enforcement agencies across the state are adapting to the new regulations.

 The Seal Beach Police Department emphasized this in their latest post, warning, “Remember folks, Don’t Steal in Seal,” highlighting their zero-tolerance policy toward theft.

https://www.ntd.com/california-shoplift ... dium=email

My heart breaks fo...

That's too bad. 

*Huey » 26 Dec 2024, 1:56 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Dec 2024, 1:56 pm

That's too bad.

isn't it though? and right before Christmas...oh the humanity!!!
 

People who steal from others are the lowest form of life on the planet. They are scum bags who should be eliminated.

Nigs gonna nig.

Shoplifting is a crime that I believe is best dealt with privately. Especially in states that have vast areas of desert land.

Skans » 27 Dec 2024, 3:43 pm » wrote: ↑

27 Dec 2024, 3:43 pm

Shoplifting is a crime that I believe is best dealt with privately. Especially in states that have vast areas of desert land.

yep, call 811 before you dig...or better yet , leave the phone at home...