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    1. ParaMike46 on

      Oh great, next thing they will lock everything behind glass and you will have to look for staff to open this shit for you so you can buy toilet paper.

    2. OrneryCows on

      Possibly, I have never seen these before.

      Which branch were you in? Is it one where there may be a huge amount of theft?

    3. anewdawn2020 on

      Yeah. It’s actually quite sad when you see basic things like detergent and butter with security tags, kind of points to how much some people must be struggling as it used to just be the luxury items that had security tags

    4. doates1997 on

      People robbing essentials I can understand but I’ve only seen people try alcohol Or perfume they can get fucked

    5. Formal_Produce3759 on

      How does it work when you just slide them across? How does it deter thieves, am I being stupid?

    6. FeelingAwareness5292 on

      I’ve been seeing these in Dublin City and I’m not surprised in the slightest, as something has to give.

      We’ve a certain group in Dublin city center, in the thousands now, who are professional pick pockets, beggars and shop thieves. They have come here, had a boatload of kids, whilst never contributing to society in any way, apart from stealing and scamming, at our expense.

      Should be treated as a criminal organisation and sent back wherever they came from.

      Expect to see more of this.

    7. Far_Appearance6215 on

      Detergent can be resold easily and is quite expensive which is why it’s often taken. It’s usually a grab and run situation with it, so this is to make it more difficult.

    8. They’re protecting the Tesco brand detergent… good grief. If you ever needed a demonstration of the levels of wealth inequality in society surely this is it

    9. MasterData9845 on

      Managed decline. We now lock up the products and not the criminals

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