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security guard rules ?
JonCris replied to sj01's topic in Retail loss Prevention/Other shoplifting allegations.
Your arguing with the converted, you know that, I know that but unfortunately THEY don't know or simply don't care if they do know they STILL rely on none-applicable findings to argue their position with lay persons -
Only a police officer can't act upon a suspicion, a civilian security guard MUST KNOW you have committed an offence To do otherwise risks being accused of false arrest, kidnap etc etc If a security guard admits not knowing until AFTER the said arrest they still commit an offence although if its true their offence would probably be mitigated
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security guard rules ?
JonCris replied to sj01's topic in Retail loss Prevention/Other shoplifting allegations.
Check page 12 of the CAB report "Unreasonable Demands" -
security guard rules ?
JonCris replied to sj01's topic in Retail loss Prevention/Other shoplifting allegations.
Read the CAB report available on this site I think it mentions the 2 cases upon which the CR's rely for their activities -
As I recall we have crossed swords twice & on both occasions you have been wrong as proven by the eventual outcome of each matter
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Civil Recovery
JonCris replied to rakmaninoff's topic in Retail loss Prevention/Other shoplifting allegations.
I'm saying don't assume that those who come here & 'admit' theft haven't actually committed theft they just think they have because they've been accused of it -
Civil Recovery
JonCris replied to rakmaninoff's topic in Retail loss Prevention/Other shoplifting allegations.
Consumers often think that they have committed an offence but when the precise facts are determined it often transpires that no offence has been committed. Its just that because they have been accused they assume the security guard must be correct, after all they wouldn't make false accusation unsubstantiated by the true facts would they, well! would they? -
Also if they 'use' 192 as part of their determination of a consumers status why did you imply the questioner was wrong when it was clear to everyone else that's precisely what they stated. It seems you could pick a fight in an empty room
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I'm not suggesting it I'm advising people of their right to have their data from being processed Good grief your the most argumentative person on this forum
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Quite! Some seem to think that being disabled is an advantage The disabled are in the minds of some becoming the new 'benefit cheats'
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The poster isn't saying that the poster is saying that the CRA's & others also use 192 who in turn provide said data to their clients ............ which is one of the reasons victims should send 192 a DPA Sec 10 notice telling them to cease processing their data
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As a blue badge holder myself I would say it is being misused if the user does NOT exit the vehicle However they might argue that was their intention but that on arrival the user felt unable to do so However I would suggest this argument might fail if the actions of the user are a very regular occurrence & they NEVER exit the vehicle. On the other hand don't you think they would prefer that they didn't need a blue badge & as they do they have enough problems to contend with without others being jealous of the 'benefits' being disabled brings:sad:
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security guard rules ?
JonCris replied to sj01's topic in Retail loss Prevention/Other shoplifting allegations.
A licence doesn't mean they know what they're doing & sadly most don't, they only think they do -
security guard rules ?
JonCris replied to sj01's topic in Retail loss Prevention/Other shoplifting allegations.
Same thing ............ otherwise it ain't 'arrestable' -
Rlp Help Tk Maxx!!!
JonCris replied to edwardo2010's topic in Retail loss Prevention/Other shoplifting allegations.
If they did issue proceeding, which they seem reluctant to do, I understand RLP's solicitors will act for the client who's name the claim will be in -
Personel injury claim - advice needed please
JonCris replied to mobeyone's topic in Financial Legal Issues
Quite!
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