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With over 5,000 individuals being apprehended for shoplifting every
day, shoplifters and security personnel alike are exposed to
issues such as civil rights, false arrest and numerous other ramifications.
Both have rights, consequences and liability resulting from their actions.
Shoplifters
vs. Retailers is the ONLY publication that candidly discusses
the rights of a shoplifter AND the obligations of security personnel
who apprehend them.
Written by the most internationally recognized authority in shoplifting,
Charles Sennewald, this controversial book is a must
for individuals who shoplift or who are thinking about committing the
act. It is essential for
Security Agents charged with dealing with shoplifters and who must know
their legal limitations and obligations.
Shoplifters
vs. Retailers discusses actual cases of the 20 most common shoplifting
scenarios with a complete analysis of the circumstances including legal
problems arising from false arrest, excessive use of force, entrapment
etc.
This book was featured on MSNBC's Investigative Report "Caught in the Act".
 Charles
A. Sennewald, CMC, CPP, CSC releases new book, "SHOPLIFTERS vs. RETAILERS The
Rights of Both" for
purchase
online.
Shoplifters
vs. Retailers is also available as an e-Book.
ORDER NOW
ONLY $11.95
E-Book
available
for $12.00
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Some of the topics inside are:
- What are the differences among a stop, detention and arrest?
- Who has the authority to detain or arrest?
- What if the accused really didn't shoplift?
- What if the security agent didn't see what he or she said she saw?
- What if the agent realizes he or she made a mistake and the person is innocent?
- What happens if an accused pleads "guilty?"
- What happens if an accused pleads "not guilty?"
- Can store personnel use force to bring a person back to the store?
- What are the different ways people shoplift?
- Is the use of handcuffs by security agents legal?
- Can a security agent make threats?
- Can a security agent promise not to prosecute in return for an admission?
- May a Loss Prevention Agent search a detainee?
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