Caught shoplifting
During lunch, I was about to cross Glorietta into the Landmark with two friends of mine, Tina and Red, when there seemed to be a scuffle a few hundred feet ahead of us. Four security guards appeared to be pushing this well-dressed gentleman towards the exit. He looked affluent enough, fit with a leather man-bag slung over his shoulder, and he was held at each elbow by one security guard.
We all stared as the three guards led him across the street into the Landmark, where the four disappeared into the throng of people. The consensus of the people talking around the area was that the fellow shoplifted an item, either from the Landmark or from Levi’s, which was the first boutique store to the right upon entering the Glorietta-Landmark entrance.
Based on what we saw, it seemed plausible, but we couldn’t believe it based on what the fellow was wearing and how he looked. Tsk tsk. Who says crooks have to be dingy and shifty-looking? *cough government officials cough*
“…but we couldn’t believe it based on what the fellow was wearing and how he looked.”
i believe you just admitted being prejudiced against certain people
You will be surprised how decent looking modern crooks are…
I know. That’s part of the reason why I posted this particular entry, because I was so disturbed by my own prejudices.
The worst crooks are the best-dressed ones.
“The worst crooks are the best-dressed ones.”
well.. maybe.. but nobody beats this guy:
(link removed by Ganns)
Tell me that was a joke. (referring to the video)
I didn’t post that. I erased the link since.
writer’s block? :p
No, the Feb 27 at 5:42. Someone named “me” posted that. I don’t sign in comment boxes with “me,” I sign ‘em with ‘ganns.’
Check out this site. This is how it happens from the inside and explains what you saw.
http://www.theshopliftercatcher.com