Nevadamedic
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Dude, if he was off the clock and dressed in street clothes, you can't go after Wal-Mart for his actions, you can only go after him for...attempted assault? He wasn't acting as an officer or an employee of the company.
Let it go man, yer tilting at windmills. There's no point in it.
Actually, yes he was. I have already retained an attorney.
Have fun wasting your money.
Not a waist of money. What happened there is a perfect example of a Bad Stop or in other terms a Non Productive Incident. there is a ton of liability in it.
In order to stop some one in Nevada or California there is a 5 step process you HAVE to follow, if you dont you can be held liable.
1. Selection (They have to see you select the merchandise)
2. Concealment (They have to see you conceal it)
3. Constant Observation (They can not take their eyes off of you at all, incase you dump)
4. Failure to Pay (Passing all points of sale)
5 Exit the store (You have to be outside the doors for them to even approach you)
If ANY of those steps are missing they can NOT stop you or detain you against you will. End of story.