Malicious Multinicks Stalking

For those that are maybe curious (Des) about my credibility, I wasn't a security guard. I started out as an under cover floor walker catching merchandise lifting customers. I advanced to employee investigations and later regional investigator for various large retail chains. I've arrested suspects for burglary, strong arm robbery, fraud, embezzlement, petty and grand theft.

Words I've heard from many cops: "You guys are so lucky because you actually get to see the crime committed...we only respond after". I'll never forget that.:D

Anyway, you guys keep kicking ass and I'll just watch the fun. Good luck!
 
El OchoCinco said:
I think if you are not selling anything then you are indirectly pumping information to guide people towards another product that you indirectly are a part of. Also there is simply the personality disorder of the isolated loser who seeks friendship and acceptance online so they live in that world and lie.
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My nickels-worth of street psych. Xela was vaguely interested in finance which led her to affiliate marketing as a "do it at home" thing. That was a bust and she inevitably entered into the FX bucket-shop space. I'd bet that the dude is 300lbs and it's 100% of their social outlet. I think it's probably that simple. Same with handle123 and the "13 traders receiving a salary" and "they don't know who many contracts they are trading" alluding to sophistication.

The problem with that is that eventually someone will ask the wrong questions.
 
El OchoCinco said:
I think if you are not selling anything then you are indirectly pumping information to guide people towards another product that you indirectly are a part of. Also there is simply the personality disorder of the isolated loser who seeks friendship and acceptance online so they live in that world and lie.
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Before the net, they were just the "crazy aunt in the attic".
 
BONECRUSHER said:
For those that are maybe curious (Des) about my credibility, I wasn't a security guard. I started out as an under cover floor walker catching merchandise lifting customers. I advanced to employee investigations and later regional investigator for various large retail chains. I've arrested suspects for burglary, strong arm robbery, fraud, embezzlement, petty and grand theft.

Words I've heard from many cops: "You guys are so lucky because you actually get to see the crime committed...we only respond after". I'll never forget that.:D

Anyway, you guys keep kicking ass and I'll just watch the fun. Good luck!
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I didn't mean for that to come off shitty. I was asking because you stated that the perp didn't want cops involved.
 
El OchoCinco said:
I think if you are not selling anything then you are indirectly pumping information to guide people towards another product that you indirectly are a part of. Also there is simply the personality disorder of the isolated loser who seeks friendship and acceptance online so they live in that world and lie.
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Yeah, for sure. Pretty sad but at the same time, what pieces of sh*t. Dudes were stooping to some seriously low levels.
 
BONECRUSHER said:
I usually say "I trade the 30 yr.". Interrogations? Long story short version. Our department got word the manager of car audio dept. stole a $500 Alpine stereo. So, the interrogation begins, but we don't call it that in the retail industry...it's called the INTERVIEW.

This particular manger was popular and both his wife and mother in law worked as managers at this location as well. We finally got said manager to confess his crime, but also tried to get him to purge about more crimes he committed that we weren't aware of...common practice...but no dice.

During the interview and before confession, the suspect kept asking for our reassurance that we wouldn't call the cops. Problem was, he wasn't going to confess unless no cops involved. He didn't want the embarrassment of being taken out of the store in hand cuffs with the police escorting him...all in front of his wife, in law, and co -workers.

After we were satisfied with our case and concluding our interview, we decided to tell our suspect that the cops would be called to complete the arrest process. The suspect jumps out of his chair and runs out of the security office (our office was only locked from the outside) and down the hallway right into the customer area of the store. Now we are chasing this mofo up and down aisles in front of customers. We eventually tackle and hand cuff him. My partners right bicep is near the suspects face. What does he do? He bites down hard onto my partners bicep and doesn't want to let go, so I start elbowing the shit out of the guy's head to make him let go...he finally gives in. Fricking bite mark was disgusting, it looked like 30 small but deep puncture wounds in symmetry...something you would see at the dentist office in x-ray form.

This was a normal guy who I had known for years. He didn't want to draw unwanted attention to his huge mistake. This was a manager with a decent salary, but he couldn't control himself. For someone who feared being exposed to his peers, he sure ended up drawing more attention and making it worse...he snapped. I saw this all the time...people just have no clue what their capable of under duress or confronted with temptation. I've arrested doctors, lawyers, ex-convicts, destitute, security officers...you name it...although no cops or firemen.
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policeman> you didn't have the chance to arrest the truly corrupt e.g. steal drug money and faking injury for disability and cooping and anytthing else you can come with.
 
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