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Why People Run Away When Caught Shoplifting

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it was evident that fewer than 10 percent of people try to run away when caught shoplifting. If they do run, there is a strict “no chase” policy. However, they do follow from safe distance to observe and relay that information to police dispatch. The police works closely with cases of shoplifting at the store and the response time is quick, which means 75% of shoplifters who run from the crime are caught. While the ones, who do not end up being caught, come back and are caught later. Undercover security have to look for signs that somebody is about to shoplift, for instance, they must visually see them hide the merchandise on their self or in their belongings and have attempted to leave the store without paying. This process is either done

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