Neeta Shoplifter Case

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PREDICATION: On 9/23/2016, Asset Protection Manger (APM) Maurice Ward assigned Asset Protection Manager (APM) Mary Cuestas an investigation in regards to a soft stop violation that occurred on 9/21/16 which was reported by the store manager (SM) Saithnauth Ramnarain. FACTS: On 9/21/16, APM Cuestas reviewed CCTV and observed CSA Neeta was ringing up a customer when CSA Neeta saw a shoplifter walking towards the entrance and she noticed the shoplifter trying to steal three cases of corona and a full bag of red bull. CSA Neeta went to stop him by the entrance doors and the shoplifter pulled her t-shirt to move her out of his way. Soon after, the shoplifter walked away On 10/6/16, APM Cuestas interviewed CSA Neeta with SM Saithnauth as a witness.

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