Feet Security Officer Bo Foot's Incident In Happy Town

Scenario of the incident The incident happened on May 20, 2016, at approximately 18:00. The incident takes place on 222 Citation Way, Happy Town, GA 15486. The witness, Feet Security Officer Bo Foot, said that there were three suspects went to the store walking to the Big Feet area. According to the Security Officer Bo Feet, watched the first suspect put three dozen pairs of the Big Guy brand socks in his pants. The security officer began to follow the suspects into the Hammer Toe section of socks. He saw the second suspect took two dozen pairs of Hang Nail Free brand of socks and put them into the third suspect’s purse. The suspects saw Security Officer Foot approach them and started to run. When the first suspect ran, he bumped into the

He recognized all three of the suspects. He asked the Security Officer Bo Foot to watch them. When a few minutes passed, he heard someone yell as one of the suspects bumped into Bo Foot. He said to him that they stole the merchandise. The second witness, Bo Foot, a security officer the store, was told by Tonell to keep an eye on the three people who walked into the store. Bo Foot saw a big white guy take some socks and put it in pants. He then watched the second guy give the female the socks and put it into her purse. When he started to approach them, they ran and the one of the suspects ran into him and escaped. The third witness, Andrea Sianturi, an employee of the store, said that while she was working, she watched one the suspects shoved a bunch of socks in his pants. She then saw all three suspects ran and one of them bumped into the security officer. Andrea recognized one of the suspects as Bubba Hurt. The last witness, Susan Bunion, a customer, said that while she was shopping in the store, she saw a guy and a girl in the Hang Free Nail sock section. Susan recognized two suspects as Skeeter and Summer. She saw them put the socks into Summer’s purse. Susan heard yelling and watched Skeeter and a big guy ran out through the back door.

There are many different types of Georgia theft. There is theft by taking, deception, conversion, services, receiving stolen property, lost or mislaid property, and shoplifting. What the three suspects committed was theft by shoplifting. It either involves any attempt to hide any items, change prices of items, or did not pay for an item that was taken out from the store. Under Georgia theft law, a misdemeanor conviction involves stealing any item below $300, and