LCBO theft

[Jarnhamar]

They should fire their security guards and use the money to buy their employees pizza on Fridays.

 

[mariomike]

She could have at least helped carry his non-purchases.

 

[lenaitch]

They should fire their security guards and use the money to buy their employees pizza on Fridays.

I highly suspect they are given non-intervention instructions, same as the staff. Assuming that is true, 'why they are there' seems like a good question.

 

[RangerRay]

They probably didn’t want to get brained by a bottle like what happened to the liquor mart clerk in Winnipeg.

 

[Colin Parkinson]

They probably didn’t want to get brained by a bottle like what happened to the liquor mart clerk in Winnipeg.

The security guards you need

 

[OldSolduer]

God help her if she done anything to stop them . She'd have been fired and possibly charged

IF she'd intervened yes probably fired. What is the sense of having "security" guards if they cannot secure anything?

 

[GR66]

IF she'd intervened yes probably fired. What is the sense of having "security" guards if they cannot secure anything?

Psychological deterrence against all but the most brazen of thieves?

 

[OldSolduer]

Psychological deterrence against all but the most brazen of thieves?

Giving you the illusion of safety.
I’d prefer a pick handle over the wrists of said thief

 

[mariomike]

What is the sense of having "security" guards if they cannot secure anything?

Window dressing?

 

[Retired AF Guy]

Should install doors that

I highly suspect they are given non-intervention instructions, same as the staff. Assuming that is true, 'why they are there' seems like a good question.

Unless you have a "Use of Force" course** intervention would open you up to being charged if you injury the culprit and possibly sued.

** Just curious but can security guards with proper training carry pepper spray?