For shoplifting, two Indian students were detained in the US



In Hoboken, New Jersey, two young Indian students, aged 20 and 22, found themselves in trouble after attempting to shoplift from a local ShopRite store. One of the students' hails from Hyderabad, while the other comes from Guntur, Andhra Pradesh. On the day of the incident, they were observed trying to leave the store without paying for several items they had selected.

As soon as store personnel noticed the attempted theft, they promptly notified the authorities, prompting the intervention of the Hoboken city police. Upon arriving at the scene, the police officers explained to the students the gravity of their actions, emphasizing that shoplifting is considered a criminal offense under the law. Despite one of the students offering to pay double the amount owed for the unpaid items and the other pleading for leniency, the police proceeded with their arrest.

The incident, which occurred on March 19, highlights the importance of respecting the law and the consequences that can arise from attempting to engage in unlawful activities such as shoplifting. It serves as a reminder to all individuals to uphold ethical behavior and adhere to legal regulations while conducting themselves in society.


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