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      Hello, welcome to CAG. It would be a good idea for you to read other shoplifting threads here to get an idea of how this works. The police won't get involved now, so no chance of arrest. You need to avoid that branch of John Lewis for a while though. Basically, John Lewis's security people will give your details to either a firm like Retail Loss prevention or DWF solicitors who will then write to you with scary-sounding letters to frighten you into paying them some kind of penalty. They have no legal power and can't take you to court, only John Lewis can. Last time we saw a retailer in court against shoplifters, it went very badly for them and we haven't seen a case like that since - over 10 years ago. But you need to figure out why you did this. If you need support, talk to your GP and aske them. They will have heard it all before and won't judge you. Best, HB  
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      In addition to the information you've been given above, I suggest that you spend some time reading up on the stories on this sub- forum. There is a lot of information about suing as an entitled third-party. Take a couple of days – and by Monday you will be much more confident. More in control and you will have fewer questions to ask but the questions that you do think up will probably be more relevant and more interesting to your case. Do the reading. This is always an essential first step   Additionally please can you give us more details. What was the item, was it correctly declared, was the value correctly declared, what was the value that was declared? Very importantly what date did you send it?
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      I got caught today shoplifting some shampoo & conditioner at John Lewis. I felt absolutely awful. The people were quite nice as I returned the items without any hesitation, gave them my name, address & DOB. They did not ask for official ID, and let me go after taking my picture and then handing me a paper saying I am banned for life. I just now read on the paper that they may share my details with third parties (police) and am extremely stressed. I've previously shoplifted, not at this John Lewis but others of their stores (an absolutely horrible habit made worse by cost of living crisis).... How likely is it that they will actually start an investigation for this offense? May I get arrested for this? While I was in the backroom, the security was quite nice and told me that no police would be involved unless I broke my ban.

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      The judge's reasoning is very useful and will certainly be helpful in any other cases relating to third-party rights where the customer has contracted with the courier company by using a broker.
      This is generally speaking the problem with using PackLink who are domiciled in Spain and very conveniently out of reach of the British justice system.

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      One of the points that the judge made was that the customers contract with the broker specifically refers to the courier – and it is clear that the courier knows that they are acting for a third party. There is no need to name the third party. They just have to be recognisably part of a class of person – such as a sender or a recipient of the parcel.

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My OH is always watching docus and reading up on earthquakes, volcanoes and tsumanis - And he been talking about the risk of one starting in the Irish sea for sometime - caused by the "Azores-Gibralter fracture", apparently it's gone before - and it's due to go again, yet our governments are doing little to prepare let alone warn us.

 

They have passed it onto DEFRA - although the original page has gone,it does give you the option to click the archived tsunami documents (I still can't open PDF documents though, so don't know what DEFRA have said about it.

 

Here are two link for you to have a read through - it's interesting, if not slightly worrying (although if it happens it happens).

 

Do you think government should be putting better safety measures into practice, just in case?

 

http://www.tsunamiwatch.co.uk/

 

http://www.gsi.ie/Programmes/Bedrock/Projects/Tsunami+warning+system+for+Ireland.htm

 

http://www.defra.gov.uk/environment/flooding/documents/risk/tsunami06.pdf

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well i live in one of the higher points in nottinghamshire

 

im now encouraging my boss at work that living at the sea side would be good for his health

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well i live in one of the higher points in nottinghamshire

 

im now encouraging my boss at work that living at the sea side would be good for his health

 

OMG!!! :lol:

 

We're high up round the corner from the north York moors - I've told my friend she will have 2.5hrs to get her and her kids up here! But the whole west coast will be gone! And most of the south - scary thought huh?

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Pretty scary read on the tsunami watch link, altho sums up our complaciant government ! :( Im in a low lying area in London, Were stuffed.

 

Don't worry I'll get my mate to pick you up on her way up here :lol:

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I'm no a very good swimmer :|

But if I move to the Highlands I should be sound :-D

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What about the geysers of Yellowstone ready to explode!

 

There's a couple of old geysers I know ready to do the same !!!

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It's that super volcano "Caldera" that's the main concern in Yellowstone! If that blows it'll affect the entire world someway or another :!:

 

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/01/110119-yellowstone-park-supervolcano-eruption-magma-science/

 

http://www.earthmountainview.com/yellowstone/yellowstone.htm

 

I understand that governments don't want to cause mass panic - but surely we're less likely to panic if we're properly informed with all the facts, and better prepared?

 

Or maybe they're worried people will just up sticks and move to higher ground :lol:

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Dont worry. If a tsunami hits Britain and we all die, The government will say its the wrong kind of water.

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The first report looks like pure scaremongering. I see that the author of the report has put his address down as Tavistock, Cornwall. When you realise that he doesn't even know which county he lives in it raises serious credibility issues about everything else.

Before you criticise another man you should first walk a mile in his shoes. Then, when you criticise him, you'll be a mile away and he won't have any shoes on.

 

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The first report looks like pure scaremongering. I see that the author of the report has put his address down as Tavistock, Cornwall. When you realise that he doesn't even know which county he lives in it raises serious credibility issues about everything else.

 

Yeah, I agree that the first report is a bit scaremongerish - but it is a genuine possibility, and is due to go any day! My friends Mum lives in Gibralter too! To be honest, I don't panic over things like this, if it's going to happen it's going to happen - I just find it strange why nothing has been in the media when the government and DEFRA obviously know about it :???:

 

Can you pick me up too, I am London as well....

 

Absolutely SG!!!

 

My friend has a 7 seater Qashqai - so as long as you don't mind having one of her kids sitting on your knee there's plenty of room :lol:

 

We have more gardens than we do house, so a few gazebo's set up, and a few tents - happy days!!! :lol:

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My nephew just got a jet ski, is that any use :roll:

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No problem, reminds me of when I was younger and the 7 of use used to go out in my dad's old Transit van, used to have a nice hidden table in the back we could use to play games on in long journeys, his was one of those with the seats along the side..

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So should we look for you scooting on by the east coast like Delboy? :lol:

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Italy have had yet another earthquake, it wasn't quite as big as the last one, but has killed 10!

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Italy have had yet another earthquake, it wasn't quite as big as the last one, but has killed 10!

 

5 quakes/shocks today in italia!

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I read a story some years ago written by Dennis Wheatley (did a lot of black magic and sci fi stuff) called Mayhem In Greece where some meglomaniac decided to drop bombs down holes in the ocean and trigger earthquakes across the whole region... would have blown most of the Balkan states such as the then Yougslavia off the map... and trigger a tidal wave along the Thames.

 

He was apparently part of Churchill's wartime cabinet advisers..... wonder if somebody now has picked up on his old book.

 

The guy wrote some cracking stories, my all time favourite being The Ka of Gifford Hillary.

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no need for a bomb. a few major targeted shale/fracking drillings should do the trick? would make some money at the same time. :)

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no need for a bomb. a few major targeted shale/fracking drillings should do the trick? would make some money at the same time. :)

 

Didn't fracking set of an earthquake in Lancashire last year? I understand that it caused about £10,000,000 worth of improvements.

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Just a quick one (not had much chance to come online this past couple of days) - there was a documentary on the other day, and we watched it on sky+ (will find the link) all about this tsunami, and from watching it I doubt it's going to go anytime in the next year or two! Although they can't predict when!

 

I think the docu was on nat geo or history, so as soon as I get the link I'll upload it!

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Didn't fracking set of an earthquake in Lancashire last year? I understand that it caused about £10,000,000 worth of improvements.

Fracking is back:

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/fracking-is-back-controversial-gas-extraction-process-to-resume-in-uk-8412382.html

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