| San Francisco 03:05 - Jun 16 with 701 views | RonaldStump |
Decriminalised shoplifting as long as it's under the value of $950.
looks like it's going great
Should it be introduced here? [Post edited 16 Jun 2021 10:32]
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| San Francisco on 08:56 - Jun 16 with 624 views | Boundy |
I thought decimalisation hadn't reached the shores of the US , unlike us they won't be fooled by the EU | |
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| San Francisco on 09:20 - Jun 16 with 607 views | Professor |
| San Francisco on 08:56 - Jun 16 by Boundy |
I thought decimalisation hadn't reached the shores of the US , unlike us they won't be fooled by the EU |
Currency is decimal, even if they still use Imperial measurements. Apart from science which uses SI units. Mind you SF is almost European in its outlook so could see the Ferry Building Farmer's Market offering zucchini and grass-fed meats by the Kg. | | | |
| San Francisco on 09:29 - Jun 16 with 599 views | Boundy |
| San Francisco on 09:20 - Jun 16 by Professor |
Currency is decimal, even if they still use Imperial measurements. Apart from science which uses SI units. Mind you SF is almost European in its outlook so could see the Ferry Building Farmer's Market offering zucchini and grass-fed meats by the Kg. |
I stand corrected , although I think the op meant de criminalisation of shoplifting in SF | |
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| San Francisco on 09:43 - Jun 16 with 587 views | onehunglow |
Never really got over the Scott Mackenzie classic.Ya had to be there | |
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| San Francisco on 10:32 - Jun 16 with 557 views | RonaldStump |
| San Francisco on 09:29 - Jun 16 by Boundy |
I stand corrected , although I think the op meant de criminalisation of shoplifting in SF |
Correct. Not sure what happened there! | |
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| San Francisco on 10:42 - Jun 16 with 539 views | KeithHaynes |
To the OP there is a theft maximum amount in law here ( uk ) that means you can be warned, cautioned but not charged. Same for juveniles, numerous stages they can go through before a charge. But it’s not that high. |  |
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| San Francisco on 10:48 - Jun 16 with 536 views | RonaldStump |
| San Francisco on 10:42 - Jun 16 by KeithHaynes |
To the OP there is a theft maximum amount in law here ( uk ) that means you can be warned, cautioned but not charged. Same for juveniles, numerous stages they can go through before a charge. But it’s not that high. |
Wow, I genuinely didn't know that.
$950 seems a bit high though, Saw some bloke entering a Walmart's on a mountain bike filling his bag up with Ale and casually riding out whilst the guards/Police stood there watching.
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| San Francisco on 10:51 - Jun 16 with 530 views | KeithHaynes |
| San Francisco on 10:48 - Jun 16 by RonaldStump |
Wow, I genuinely didn't know that.
$950 seems a bit high though, Saw some bloke entering a Walmart's on a mountain bike filling his bag up with Ale and casually riding out whilst the guards/Police stood there watching.
very odd |
It’s implemented locally mate, same for criminal damage. | |
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| San Francisco on 10:52 - Jun 16 with 530 views | Boundy |
| San Francisco on 10:42 - Jun 16 by KeithHaynes |
To the OP there is a theft maximum amount in law here ( uk ) that means you can be warned, cautioned but not charged. Same for juveniles, numerous stages they can go through before a charge. But it’s not that high. |
Is that per visit ? It could get expensive for the shop if not , imo a bit of digit removal may focus their attention to see the error of their ways | |
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| San Francisco on 11:08 - Jun 16 with 523 views | Professor |
| San Francisco on 10:48 - Jun 16 by RonaldStump |
Wow, I genuinely didn't know that.
$950 seems a bit high though, Saw some bloke entering a Walmart's on a mountain bike filling his bag up with Ale and casually riding out whilst the guards/Police stood there watching.
very odd |
Walgreen's rather than Walmart (Convenience stores/pharmacy) who own Boots.
It's the retailers who have decided not to challenge shoplifters -not been decriminalised by the city or state.
It is still an offence and the most commonly charged crime by SFPD. | | | |
| San Francisco on 18:38 - Jun 18 with 355 views | controversial_jack |
| San Francisco on 10:42 - Jun 16 by KeithHaynes |
To the OP there is a theft maximum amount in law here ( uk ) that means you can be warned, cautioned but not charged. Same for juveniles, numerous stages they can go through before a charge. But it’s not that high. |
£200, I believe [Post edited 18 Jun 2021 18:39]
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| San Francisco on 19:00 - Jun 18 with 339 views | onehunglow |
Why not decriminalise all crime.
Don't lock your house Ron. Those poor people might need your laptop,credit card,cash,mobiles than you. | |
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