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I hope the cashier passed the time waiting for the rozzers by slapping the crim in his stupid head and pulling his leg hairs out.

All. Bets. Are. Off.

>> ^HollywoodBob:
I hope the cashier passed the time waiting for the rozzers by slapping the crim in his stupid head and pulling his leg hairs out.


upvote just for this comment.

Too bad it wasn't a guillotine.

Didn't look like a robbery, looked like they were arguing and assailant wanted to escalate things.

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>> ^hawkinson:
Didn't look like a robbery, looked like they were arguing and assailant wanted to escalate things.


Yeah, arguing about handing over the money . . .

They must have a better court system there. Here in the US he would have claimed injury and sued. Then he wouldnt have to rob the store...he would own it.

>> ^millertime1211:
They must have a better court system there. Here in the US he would have claimed injury and sued. Then he wouldnt have to rob the store...he would own it.


^
Sad because it's entirely true.

>> ^misterwight:
>> ^millertime1211:
They must have a better court system there. Here in the US he would have claimed injury and sued. Then he wouldnt have to rob the store...he would own it.

^
Sad because it's entirely true.


^ ...and the clerk would be in jail for "denial of liberty" or whatever the law calls whatever just a little bit less than kidnapping is.

>> ^Payback:
and the clerk would be in jail for "denial of liberty" or whatever the law calls whatever just a little bit less than kidnapping is.

IANAL, but I believe the term is "Unlawful Detainment" or "False Imprisonment" (depending on the state), and were this in the U.S., it's doubtful it would apply. Basically, if a private citizen reasonably believes someone has or is committing a serious crime, they have the right to detain the suspect and wait for police to arrive.

[edit] The video itself basically provides no evidence if a crime is being committed, but I imagine the other customers' testimony in any civil or criminal case would not be helpful to the detainee.