
Doll10
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Okay I will take your advice of course (no point asking you if I don't) I think it's disgraceful that RLP is allowed to operate as they seem to be simply bullies. I HATE bullies and happen to think they can cause more damage to people than those who steal from shops! I don't condone stealing and I didn't steal anything from that shop when I was stopped. Whilst shops are entitled to use measures to protect themselves from losses if they don't wish to prosecute and the Police don't do anything further than no one else should get involved. I am not surprised
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Thanks everyone, I had already read some other threads on the same subject but just wondered if one letter from me explaining that I didn't do anything wrong and wont be paying them a penny would put an end to their correspondence quicker than simply ignoring? or would a reply likely encourage them? thought please.
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Hello, I would like some advice please. I had an incident recently in a high street shop where I made a genuine mistake, the overzealous security guard immediately called the Police who asked me to attend the station the following day to which I agreed. I was not arrested and they said it was voluntary that I attend. I did attend the station and after explaining what had happened in the shop I was told that no further action would be taken by them. However I have since been sent a fairly unpleasant letter from RLP saying that the sho