[OT] -- Fry's and other retailers

[Todd Hought]

AND, IIRC, from the dark ages of my employment back in retail, the only way 
that anyone from a business can search you for something that may be stolen 
is if they know precisely what you have and where it is (pocket, orifice, 
etc.)
It's like a search warrant, if the cops have a search warrant for 50lbs of 
pot, and they find a bunch of illegal firearms in your house as well, they 
don't count. Warrants are specific that way...
-T

On Sunday 11 February 2001 16:02, you wrote:
> "Craig White" <craigwhite@azapple.com> wrote:
> > [...]
> > While it is desirable to wrap yourself with constitutional protections,
> > those protections are what you are entitled to when dealing with
>
> government.
>
> > While you are are on someone elses property, employed by others or even
> > posting messages on someone's private forum, you are subject to their
>
> rules
>
> > and their rights.
>
> So they're free to hose you down if they see fit? I don't think so. I
> believe there are specific rules on where and how they're allowed to act.
> If they are willing to state they witnessed you do something and press
> charges, their case is stronger.
>
> This goes back to "security" work I did many many years ago though. Again,
> I just do it for the sport. Not having taken anything to start with makes
> it a lot less risky.
>
> - Bob
>
>
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