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O.B. cop with a heart of gold
Rite Aid lets thief keep hoodie, but he was still cold
Hoodie from Rite Aid's aisle 8
San Diego Police officers responded to a shoplifting incident at Rite Aid in Ocean Beach at Niagara and Sunset Cliffs Blvd. Monday morning (Jan. 6).
When officers arrived about 5 am, the suspect was waiting for them wearing a stolen hoodie and refusing to leave. He told employees he was waiting for SDPD “because he was cold and wanted a warm place to stay.”
San Diego Police Department's David Surwilo told me: “The store had called police dispatch to report a homeless male in their store attempting to steal a hoodie sweatshirt and refusing to leave. Although he was belligerent he was not being physically violent. Once in the store the officers encountered the male wearing what appeared to be the store’s hoodie. The officers detained the male who was also without shoes or socks.”
Responding officers Dominic Collins and Christian Nimmons, spoke to the manager who did not want to press charges but did want the subject to be instructed by the officers not to return.
“They simply wanted the homeless male out of the business, and he was no longer welcome at the store,” Surwilo continued.
Officer Collins then asked the store manager how much the hoodie cost and offered to pay for the item. The store manager told the officers not to worry about the hoodie. The officers thanked the manager for the kind gesture, and issued the ‘Do Not Return/Trespass Order’ to the homeless male.”
Following the incident however, “officers noticed the male was still cold, shivering and wet, so they decided they couldn’t just let him go; he still had no socks or shoes,” Surwilo said.
“Officer Collins went back into the Rite Aid and purchased a pair of socks and shoes for the male. Once the items were on his feet they reminded him of the trespass order and the male departed…"
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O.B. cop with a heart of gold
Rite Aid lets thief keep hoodie, but he was still cold
O.B. cop with a heart of gold
Rite Aid lets thief keep hoodie, but he was still cold
Hoodie from Rite Aid's aisle 8
San Diego Police officers responded to a shoplifting incident at Rite Aid in Ocean Beach at Niagara and Sunset Cliffs Blvd. Monday morning (Jan. 6).
When officers arrived about 5 am, the suspect was waiting for them wearing a stolen hoodie and refusing to leave. He told employees he was waiting for SDPD “because he was cold and wanted a warm place to stay.”
San Diego Police Department's David Surwilo told me: “The store had called police dispatch to report a homeless male in their store attempting to steal a hoodie sweatshirt and refusing to leave. Although he was belligerent he was not being physically violent. Once in the store the officers encountered the male wearing what appeared to be the store’s hoodie. The officers detained the male who was also without shoes or socks.”
Responding officers Dominic Collins and Christian Nimmons, spoke to the manager who did not want to press charges but did want the subject to be instructed by the officers not to return.
“They simply wanted the homeless male out of the business, and he was no longer welcome at the store,” Surwilo continued.
Officer Collins then asked the store manager how much the hoodie cost and offered to pay for the item. The store manager told the officers not to worry about the hoodie. The officers thanked the manager for the kind gesture, and issued the ‘Do Not Return/Trespass Order’ to the homeless male.”
Following the incident however, “officers noticed the male was still cold, shivering and wet, so they decided they couldn’t just let him go; he still had no socks or shoes,” Surwilo said.
“Officer Collins went back into the Rite Aid and purchased a pair of socks and shoes for the male. Once the items were on his feet they reminded him of the trespass order and the male departed…"
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