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- Shoplifting abstract "Shoplifting (also known as boosting, five-finger discount, or shrinkage within the retail industry) is theft of goods from a retail establishment. It is one of the most common crimes.Most shoplifters are amateurs; however, there are people and groups who make their living from shoplifting, who tend to be more skilled. Generally, criminal theft involves taking possession of property illegally. In self-service shops, customers are allowed by the property owner to take physical possession of the property by holding or moving it. This leaves areas of ambiguity that could criminalize some people for simple mistakes, such as accidental hiding of a small item or forgetting to pay. For this reason penalties for shoplifting are often lower than those for general theft. Few jurisdictions have specific shoplifting legislation with which to differentiate it from other forms of theft, so reduced penalties are usually at a judge's discretion. Most retailers are aware of the seriousness of making a false arrest, and will only attempt to apprehend a person if their guilt is undoubted. Depending on local laws, arrests made by anyone other than law enforcement officers may also be illegal.".
- Shoplifting wikiPageExternalLink 68609.
- Shoplifting wikiPageID "232169".
- Shoplifting wikiPageRevisionID "606578454".
- Shoplifting globalize "August 2008".
- Shoplifting hasPhotoCollection Shoplifting.
- Shoplifting refimprove "July 2008".
- Shoplifting subject Category:Crimes.
- Shoplifting subject Category:Property_crimes.
- Shoplifting subject Category:Retailing.
- Shoplifting subject Category:Theft.
- Shoplifting comment "Shoplifting (also known as boosting, five-finger discount, or shrinkage within the retail industry) is theft of goods from a retail establishment. It is one of the most common crimes.Most shoplifters are amateurs; however, there are people and groups who make their living from shoplifting, who tend to be more skilled. Generally, criminal theft involves taking possession of property illegally.".
- Shoplifting label "Ladendiebstahl".
- Shoplifting label "Shoplifting".
- Shoplifting label "Taccheggio".
- Shoplifting label "Магазинная кража".
- Shoplifting label "万引き".
- Shoplifting label "店舖盜竊".
- Shoplifting sameAs Ladendiebstahl.
- Shoplifting sameAs Taccheggio.
- Shoplifting sameAs 万引き.
- Shoplifting sameAs m.01hrs3.
- Shoplifting sameAs Q383906.
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- Shoplifting wasDerivedFrom Shoplifting?oldid=606578454.
- Shoplifting isPrimaryTopicOf Shoplifting.