Michigan judge sentences Walmart shoplifters to wash cars in the parking lot
- A Michigan judge, Jeffrey Clothier, is sentencing shoplifters to wash cars in a Walmart parking lot as a form of community service.
- Clothier believes this punishment will discourage theft and address higher prices for shoppers.
- He expects 75 to 100 offenders will be ordered to wash cars in the coming months.
- Clothier expressed surprise at the extent of retail thefts, noting they come from across Michigan and beyond.
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Michigan judge using car washes to clean up act of Walmart shoplifters
Judge Jeffrey Clothier in Michigan is offering shoplifters an alternative punishment of washing cars instead of imposing jail time or heavy fines. The initiative aims to deter theft while helping Walmart stay in business and maintain low prices. The car wash sentences are part of community service and will be carried out at a Michigan Walmart. Clothier estimates over 75 people will serve their sentences this spring. Full Story A Michigan judge i…
Michigan judge orders Walmart shoplifters to wash cars in store parking lot
A Michigan judge is making sure Walmart shoplifters don't leave empty-handed, loading them up with sponges and a hose so that they can wash cars in a store parking lot. Judge Jeffrey Clothier is ordering the unusual "Walmart wash" sentences for misdemeanor thieves who were caught at the store in the Grand Blanc Township, 50 miles north of Detroit, reports AP News. — Read the rest The post Michigan judge orders Walmart shoplifters to wash cars in…
Store thieves in a U.S. county must now work for their actions. Customers of a supermarket can be happy.
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