shoplifting primark scotland| Police called, **UPDATE Clean CRB Clean visa check**

[Bazooka Boo]

Firstly DO NOT worry about RLP, (retail loss protection, civil recovery)

You CAN ignore any letters they send you, if you get any, then pop back here and a suitable response to her will be drafted up for you

telling her (RLP) that you will be paying zero as it was dealt with by the Police.

 

As for the 'street caution' you were 'processed on the street' which simply means they haven't got to spend time taking you

to the station & booking you in etc, they do it verbally on the street and let you go, this will be placed on your criminal record, so

if they catch you doing it again, then they will know about it when they do their PNC (police national computer) check.

 

Forget it now, it's done, it's over, learn from it, you were dealt with by the police and that is the last of it.

 

RLP, or the civil recovery can do absolutely diddly squat, if you paid money to the security clown, then this in all likelihood

went straight into their pocket, you could if you wish, make a formal complaint about this, however I would wait and see if RLP

rear their ugly head begging for more money you don't owe them, then you'll know if it was pocketed or not.

 

Lastly, have you spoken with your doctor regarding this?

You might need a bit of medical advice if this is out of character, and with just having a new born, could be a bout of post

natal depression?

 

However what do I know? A single forty something male!!

 

If RLP do send you one of their threat letters then pop back.

Edited April 10, 2015 by Bazooka Boo
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[Bazooka Boo]

On another thread regarding similar circumstances, silverfox commented that the letter they give you regarding civil recovery,

is also full of untruths and lies, so don't read anything into it!

[Bazooka Boo]

This letter perfectly sums up RLPs attitude to CAG.

 

That puerile missive is hilarious, you can just imagine them typing it up on their speak & spell

getting all the more frustrated that they have to continually look in the dictionary for words they

only hear adults say.

 

RLP what a joke!

[Bazooka Boo]

You're reading far too much into this,

 

Seriously, just learn from it and move on, you can ignore RLP in their entirety, there is NOTHING they can or will do.

 

The police have taken no further action in the matter, the only thing that will be on your 'record' is that they were called to attend a shoplifting offence, you were advised and given a street caution, and that is the end of the matter.

 

I wouldn't even waste £10 to get that, forget it learn from it and move on.

 

RLP are powerless to do anything.

[Bazooka Boo]

RLP and any powerless debt collector can be ignored entirely, the ONLY way they are able to get money out of you, is "IF" they (RLP)

are foolish enough to entertain court, which they won't because they know the judge will laugh at them.

 

As for the caution, if it was a simple caution, which I suspect it was, they become spent immediately and therefore do not need to be disclosed under the rehab of offenders act, UNLESS, it is for an occupation which is an exception to that act, like working with children.

 

It will come up on both standard and enhanced DBS checks, but will not flag up on a basic check.

http://hub.unlock.org.uk/knowledgebase/simple-caution/

[Bazooka Boo]

That's OK then, if you never physically signed a caution, then all they did was read you your rights.

[Bazooka Boo]

Excellent news, what a great way to start the weekend!

 

Really really chuffed you are back on your feet, well done,