I am a supermarket employee. This kind of thing often happens. Sometimes I want to manage, but I dare not. I'm not afraid of revenge. The key point is that the company system stipulates that no matter what the reason, not only should I bear the medical expenses, but also apologize to my customers. The company will fine me and even make me unemployed.

Stealing, stealing in the supermarket. First of all, stealing itself is a bad behavior, and it also violates the law, depending on the circumstances.

If I see such a situation, I will suggest that the supermarket staff intercept this person at the checkout counter, prepare the corresponding products and let the guests pay the bill. If you don't want to, explain the reason, and hope that the guest can put it back or check out.

No insult, abuse, search, etc. Because what we see is not necessarily stealing; Secondly, supermarkets are originally open to customers to choose their favorite goods, and it is also the freedom of passers-by to check out at the checkout counter after being taken away; Thirdly, if the customer really wants to leave the supermarket without paying, letting him check out and leave with the same goods is also a respect for passers-by and a step down for customers. If this concession doesn't cooperate, then you just need to let the security guard control the customer first, and control the customer on the grounds of suspecting customer theft. It's best to isolate him from other customers first, invite him to have a cup of tea, take him to other places and wait for the police to handle it! In the meantime, be sure to look after your watch and don't transfer or discard anything he suspects. At the same time, we should prepare monitors and witnesses so that the police can provide suspicious evidence when they come.

It's really not too much for a person to take something out in the supermarket, let alone too expensive. But this kind of behavior is wrong in the first place, and it is impossible for operators to condone this kind of behavior and publicize it to the society. This supermarket doesn't have to pay. Not to mention charity, such losses are very small, and connivance and unreasonable disposal will affect the future development of supermarkets. Of course, there will be other better and more reasonable disposal methods. I just hope that while protecting the supermarket, I will patiently give customers a chance to correct and guide them on the right track.