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Hi, I had gone to a supermarket 2 weeks back. I had some things bought earlier from the same store in my bag. At the exit they told “it is not allowed ...show the bill ..”
I didn’t have it as I had thrown it long back. Moreover my bag’s zipper was damaged and coming undone , I had to zip it constantly and I was taking things similar to what I already bought, so even if cctv was taken no one will care to believe me but I digress.
They started making a huge fuss and I got terrified, I didn’t know the local language also. I didn't have anything to prove I bought it .
The manager asked me to write a letter that I tried to take it... I wrote because I thought he will let me go (my stupidity), but then he called the police
Police officer came... he gave the copy of letter , my driving licence copy. Officer took me outside asked me for my office id and he took a pic in his phone
He told he will get a warrant and then release me or something like that. Then on the way to station he asked me if I have any money...I just had some 10 rupee notes
He asked to get 2 coffee... He told he will file petty case..I started losing my mind... I cried a bit.
After some time he said “warning ...do not repeat” Then let me go. He still has that letter,DL copy and my office id pic. I'm worried if there will be any problems with that. I have checked the online portal for FIR, arrested persons, but nothing in there in my name. I’m working in a IT company since 3 years,
Will there be any record/case/complaint against me? Will it affect my career, BGC or any other future verification?
Please guide me. Thank you.


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Dear member,

Has it really happened, or have you tried making up a story? The narration appears to be unreal. If you work in an IT company, then you should have shown a basic awareness of not discarding the cash memo (bill) until you pass the security checkpoint. Even if it was misplaced, you could have gone back to the counter where the cash memo was issued and asked for another copy. You did neither!

Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar

From India, Bangalore
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Sir, This is what happened ..i cannot force anyone to believe me. Now , im just scared that if this will affect my future in anyway?

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Hi,

You have learned your lesson. Next time, take a picture of the bill on your mobile or remember the date and time you visited that supermarket and ask for a duplicate bill. Alternatively, do not carry previously bought items in your bag. Referring to your post, it seems like the police have given you a warning. So, for now, it appears that it will not affect your future.

From India, Pune
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Dear member,

Since the FIR has not been officially registered, there will be no records in the police registry. Therefore, there is no need to worry about whether your records are held by the police.

Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar

From India, Bangalore
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The facts posted suggest that no FIR has been lodged. There is nothing to worry. However, the version you have attempted to post is less than convincing. This should really be a matter of concern for you. The starting block for any improvement is in being honest with oneself!
From India, Kochi
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