I’m in the 209, Stockton is like this and Lodi isn’t. It just depends on the city, and location, there is another in Stockton but a nicer area and it isn’t like this either. I’ve been to other targets throughout California and it just depends like I said on city(population) and location (good/bad neighborhood.) I think if there isn’t a quick police response time it has to be like this, also with the $1,000 law, people are more brazen with theft in all kinds of stores now. It wouldn’t be surprising to a lot of Californians to witness theft right in front of them, and see nothing gets done about it unfortunately.
I went to a target in los angeles and everything being locked up blew my mind. I just didn't bother asking for anything. I just left. From there on I just mobile pick up.
I live in Los Ángeles and a month ago I went to food 4 less. When I went to pick up some deodorant they had them locked up. It was embarrassing to call one of the cashiers to unlocked them and take them back to the register.
Go to locations in upper middle class neighborhoods where people actually pay for their goods and it's definitely more of a normal shopping experience.
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Those are only for the special areas with lots of special people
What do you mean?
@@welikegolfblk people and hispanics
@@welikegolf ghetto with ghetto people
Where im at, hardly anything is locked up..
Is only by the Bay Area, and bigger cities. In smaller towns like Modesto where I live, stores are as normal as they can be.
This one was outside of San Diego
I’m in the 209, Stockton is like this and Lodi isn’t. It just depends on the city, and location, there is another in Stockton but a nicer area and it isn’t like this either. I’ve been to other targets throughout California and it just depends like I said on city(population) and location (good/bad neighborhood.)
I think if there isn’t a quick police response time it has to be like this, also with the $1,000 law, people are more brazen with theft in all kinds of stores now. It wouldn’t be surprising to a lot of Californians to witness theft right in front of them, and see nothing gets done about it unfortunately.
Merced is definitely like that.
at that point they just need to close the store, no one is gonna shop there anymore.
It’s very inconvenient for the shopper & the workers
I went to a target in los angeles and everything being locked up blew my mind. I just didn't bother asking for anything. I just left. From there on I just mobile pick up.
Same 😭 I only got 1 of the 5 things I needed
I live in Los Ángeles and a month ago I went to food 4 less. When I went to pick up some deodorant they had them locked up. It was embarrassing to call one of the cashiers to unlocked them and take them back to the register.
Even deodorant!!?
@@welikegolfyes, even the deodorant
Go to locations in upper middle class neighborhoods where people actually pay for their goods and it's definitely more of a normal shopping experience.
What neighborhoods?
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Your video has no shoplifting. Just locked up product.
The locked up product is a result of endless shoplifting
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@@welikegolf yup exactly . Just like locked up guns are the result of gun deaths
“Even the scooters are locked up…HOW?!!” Maybe because people steal them?
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