[BrianL99]

At least according to a Newspaper who is not to be mentioned on TOTV, Barry Buske who owns Badger Home Watch, was caught shoplifting at the local Publix.

He made some sort of "deal" to avoid prosecution.

How would you like to give this guy a set of keys to your home, while you were away!

"Hey Barry! I'm leaving to go back to Des Moines for a few months, can you stop over and pick up a set of keys for my house and keep an eye on it, while I'm gone?"

#onlyinthevillages.

[Bay Kid]

That would be a little scary.

[CoachKandSportsguy]

FL, the most modern third world country

[Caymus]

The article says he needs to complete "an anti-shoplifting class". How about writing: "Thou shalt not steal" 1000 times on a blackboard?

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by Caymus

The article says he needs to complete "an anti-shoplifting class". How about writing: "Thou shalt not steal" 1000 times on a blackboard?

I wrote "I shall not use swear words" on a blackboard, 2000 times (3rd offense). Didn't take.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

At least according to a Newspaper who is not to be mentioned on TOTV, Barry Buske who owns Badger Home Watch, was caught shoplifting at the local Publix.

He made some sort of "deal" to avoid prosecution.

How would you like to give this guy a set of keys to your home, while you were away!

"Hey Barry! I'm leaving to go back to Des Moines for a few months, can you stop over and pick up a set of keys for my house and keep an eye on it, while I'm gone?"

#onlyinthevillages.

IMO most first time shoplifters get off easy. Other than having got caught embarrassed and prosecuted. Even multi time shoplifters get off I guess it’s dollar amount you attempted to steal tied to time you get if any?

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy

FL, the most modern third world country

Well, at least they attempt to prosecute habitual criminals, not like other states.

[Stu from NYC]

Does he have to put on his advertising that he is a crook?

[CarlR33]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Does he have to put on his advertising that he is a crook?

Nope, change company name, rinse and repeat.

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Does he have to put on his advertising that he is a crook?

If he follows through on his agreement with the Prosecutor, he won't be a "convicted crook" merely an "accused crook".

I suspect he won't order new business cards, with "A.C." after his name.

Wait until he gets grabbed again. Who gets grabbed & prosecuted, the very 1st time they ever tried to pull that off?

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

I wrote "I shall not use swear words" on a blackboard, 2000 times (3rd offense). Didn't take.

If my teacher ever made me write I shall not use swear words 2000 times on the blackboard, I would've done this:

I shall not use swear words 2000 times."

And then put the chalk down and walked away.

[Cliff Fr]

Originally Posted by coachkandsportsguy

fl, the most modern third world country

ok.

??????

[Meyerro]

Likely not his first time shoplifting; only hos first time getting caught.

[oneclickplus]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

At least according to a Newspaper who is not to be mentioned on TOTV, Barry Buske who owns Badger Home Watch, was caught shoplifting at the local Publix.

He made some sort of "deal" to avoid prosecution.

How would you like to give this guy a set of keys to your home, while you were away!

"Hey Barry! I'm leaving to go back to Des Moines for a few months, can you stop over and pick up a set of keys for my house and keep an eye on it, while I'm gone?"

#onlyinthevillages.

Indeed - what a way to lose all credibility for your side business. Maybe he can apply to be a "loss prevention officer" since he has experience in that area.

[CybrSage]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

If my teacher ever made me write I shall not use swear words 2000 times on the blackboard, I would've done this:



And then put the chalk down and walked away.

No you would not have. You were just a kid