shoplift

You know we get some kids in here who shoplift.

Later she attempts to shoplift, but is caught in the act.

He felt like a wealthy man about to shoplift something expensive.

Furthermore, she said the children shoplifted and sometimes stole money from their parents.

"Long Islanders are much less likely to travel to the city to shoplift."

Another good way to shoplift is you find an item and cut off the price tag.

"Also, children may shoplift when their family is under a lot of stress, such as during a divorce."

Around 20 percent of those who shoplift, the experts say, do so because they can't stop.

Jay helps them shoplift, and they give him a knife.

There are poor and angry people who shoplift to stretch the family budget.

It's unlikely as they'll be reading it in the physical copy which they more than likely shoplifted.

She gives me a look like a store clerk wondering if I've shoplifted.

Sadly, we know that he is not even the first "celebrity" to have shoplifted.

"People are using those bags to shoplift my store!"

What pressures might there be on older females, and males, to shoplift?

He had taught them how to pick a lock, steal a car, to shoplift.

I told my mother I'd bought it back, but really we'd shoplifted it.

This kid has fought, boozed, even shoplifted to get attention.

He told no one and swore that he would never shoplift again.

As a child, aged around 12-16, I shoplifted regularly, mostly books.

The last time she'd shoplifted, he told her he'd break both her legs if she ever brought down heat again.

He suspected she'd shoplifted it, as she usually had some small item in a plastic bag, too.

And he was nervous, so the night man kept an eye on him, thinking he might try to shoplift.

"You're saying it's okay to shoplift if you don't have the cash to buy something?"

Everybody, at some time or another, has shoplifted; therefore it's ok for me to do it.