Shoplifter Arrest in Vancouver

Property crime is rampant in Vancouver.

This morning, while riding past Sears on the 700-block of Howe street, I came upon a sturdy woman wrestling with a scrawny young man on the sidewalk.

"Stop resisting! Stop resisting! You're under arrest!" she hollered while spider-wrestling her suspect to the sidewalk until her partner arrived to assist.

I turned around and caught a few seconds of footage.

The blue bag at :08 is filled with the shoplifter's loot: several pairs of Kalvin Klein boxer shorts.

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• bulletproofcourier
• vancouver
• property crime
• shoplift
• arrest
• security
• loss prevention officer
• theft
• thief
• Howe
• Sears
• The Bay
• Eaton's

[TheSantaKruz]

Nice description you fucking retard, "a sturdy woman wrestling a scrawny man"

More like, "disgusting, disgracefu and patheticl fat fuck of a she-man sitting on top of a grown man 1/10th of her repulsive size"

[pmattoon]

She must be a fat loss prevention officer.

[sheemsheem]

HAHAHAHHA!! got arrested by some fat bitch!

[lbnmaster]

@TheClassic905 I have been seeing a lot of canadian fat poeple (in Youtube, TV etc), as well as in this video. thats why i decided to say "why all canadians are fat?) :P

On the other hand, why my ex canadian gf is also fat? lol

[Hadegel]

who is this fat ass

[TheClassic905]

@lbnmaster In a video which shows at least 5 or 6 people and 1 of them is actually fat then you ask why all canadians are all fat? ....are you retarded? You definitely come across as retarded....you didn't even ask that question correctly

[zibll]

As for the rationale - if one is required to arrest (or detain) and control someone who has broken a law (committed an indictable offence) or who is being investigated and they pose a risk to the public, to themselves or to the arresting officer, that person should be restrained for the safety and security of all concerned.

Once restrained whether with cuffs, rope, zipties or what-have-you, the health and well-being of the restrained person becomes the responsibility of the arresting officer.

[zibll]

alongside intermediate weapons (baton, Taser, OC spray) in the force spectrum.

2. Authority for their use is based in the need to ensure the safety of the public.

3. In British Columbia, Section 11 of the Security Services Regulation and related policy. In theory any person may carry and use handcuffs. Security officers actually have less rights than the average citizen and need special permission and disposition to carry and use handcuffs. See also Section 3.3 of the Licensing Policy.

[zibll]

@Mootageri: provision for detention and restraint of lawbreakers is provided for in common law (also known as "case law" or "precedent"). A security officer's (and any citizen's) legal authority for using restraints (for example, handcuffs) is taken from three sources.

1. The Criminal Code of Canada. Although the Code does not specifically address the use of restraints, Section 25 refers to use of force in the administration of the law. Handcuffs are a manner of force, ranking approximately

[sdm84]

@Mootageri Under covers of course! I am one. I know.