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    Default Re: Stopped by Loss Prevention Outside Store, but Did Not Respond

    They can, and sometimes do, physically restrain shoplifters who attempt to flee. Can something happen? Yup, they can file a police report. Are they going to for a package of cookies? Unless they were really expensive cookies, I wouldn't worry about it. Do NOT return to that store for the foreseeable future as they will watch you like a hawk. Next time you might not be so lucky and the LP on duty might decide to stop you the hard way. Again, not likely for cookies.

    Left without incriminating yourself? Nope. LP's don't stop someone without knowing everything they need to prosecute. The LP just chose not to push the issue over a pack of cookies.

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    Default Re: Stopped by Loss Prevention Outside Store, but Did Not Respond

    Thank you both. And yes, I realize a mental illness will not prevent me from being prosecuted for anything.

    by 'not incriminating myself', I mean that I did not admit to anything or hand anything over.

    I guess I am just wondering if there is a real reason for me to be concerned that police will show up at my house/issue an arrest warrant for me based on my out-of-state license plates? I realize I am likely being very paranoid since, again, I did not say anything or hand anything over.

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    Default Re: Stopped by Loss Prevention Outside Store, but Did Not Respond

    Sounds like you were at an establishment with a 'no-touch' policy. You likely got away due to LP not being able to get the police to intecept you in a timely manner.

    I would hazard a guess that they filed a police report and you may have police knocking on your door in the not too distant future.

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    Default Re: Stopped by Loss Prevention Outside Store, but Did Not Respond

    If you do not want to get arrest....simply buy a package of cookies.

    And I agree about further counseling.

    It's like this...what would you rather pay for a package of cookies:
    $2.50 retail price for a whole package.
    Or
    Between court costs, fines, civil demand, lawyer....thousands of dollars in legal fees, and a criminal record.

    You need to be spending a lot of time with a counselor to get this eating disorder under control.

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