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Thefts prompt Inland Empire grocery store to change bag policy

Summary by KTLA 5
A Grocery Outlet store in Hemet is now requiring customers to leave their reusable shopping bags and personal bags with a cashier due to a rise in theft. Management of the discount grocery store on Florida Avenue in the Inland Empire city posted the new policy on its Facebook page on Monday. The message informed shoppers that they should only use store-provided hand baskets or carts instead. “While this has always been posted on our front door, …

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A grocery store at the Inland Empire is generating debate among buyers after implementing a stock exchange rule similar to the one you can see in large stadiums or concert halls: handing over the big bags at the door. Hemet’s Grocery Outlet does not hesitate to present this policy, placing a poster that says: “Bags, bags or backpacks are not allowed in the store,” asking customers to leave their shopping bags and personal, anything bigger than a…

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KTLA 5 broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.
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