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Airen Wolf
UM why was an employee watching instead of calling police? Why would coming into contact with seminal fluid be battery on a child? What happened to aggravated public indecency? Will he be fired from his job? He went to a toy aisle to masturbate and
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UM why was an employee watching instead of calling police? Why would coming into contact with seminal fluid be battery on a child? What happened to aggravated public indecency? Will he be fired from his job? He went to a toy aisle to masturbate and fondled a child's toy after orgasm...and he's a substitute teacher? He needs some serious psychological help.
The police actually were called. I am not sure whether the person who made the phone call was the same employee that kept an eye on the offender, but bear in mind that -- unfortunately for the poor employee who had to witness this disgusting act -- a crime must have a witness or some other proof of offense in order to report it.
I used to work in retail and we were not allowed to even approach people who were committing a crime, such as shoplifting. This is because of liability issues. The perpetrator could actually turn around and sue the business establishment if one of their employees intervened. What we were supposed to do was make sure the crime was reported and to keep a close eye on the offender until the authorities arrived. If another employee was around, one of us would step away long enough to quietly make the call while the other kept the perp within sight. The police would take a statement from us in which we described the perpetrator's actions when they arrived.