Shoplifting

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friends had a good influence on her. Wrong: “I wanted to hang out with the so-called “cool” crowd so badly that I was talked into doing things I knew were wrong.” - The narrator’s friends read about shoplifting. Wrong: “someone was telling the others about how they just got away with shoplifting. I wondered how they did it without getting caught.” - The narrator bought some makeup. Wrong: “I jacked some makeup” / “ we have evidence that you took some make up” - The narrator’s parents didn’t

restaurant in south Wales only to spot a Botswanan girl of 14 working in the kitchen. “My colleague, who was from Botswana, went to talk to her, but she obviously was afraid to say very much.” Police picked up a 13-year-old Bangladeshi boy, caught shoplifting from a supermarket in Sheffield, who had no papers and no evidence of having entered the country. He had been living with a man who owned a restaurant. “We couldn’t prove that he’d been working there, but he had very rough hands, usually a sign

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