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seriously?? most shops with products on display have door security.. then again I live in a poor area.
If I was black and 15 years old I’d challenge a security guard about why he is following me.. but not then expect to be assaulted and no one else intervening.
The Police are also cnuts for not letting parents know where the boys were held..
15 years old = a child
All too often we see black children treated like adults in the eyes of the law. institutions and businesses see it that way too.. which is plain wrong
almac68-
I agree with everything you’ve said.
I did some insurance consultancy for Superdrug a few years ago and they didn’t employ security in the majority of their stores, it was a bugbear for the staff. Things might have changed since then but I would be surprised.
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Yes, these are "street rangers", effectively roaming private security employed by shopping centres, group of high street shops, local council, etc.
A fair bit of controversy on how they are recruited, what their powers are, who instructs them, etc
marcomarcos
aggi
I don’t think Superdrug employ security guards in most of their stores.