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Tories Want A 'Good Samaritan Act' After Waitrose Sacks Worker Who Stopped Shoplifter

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April 7, 2026

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"That would actually protect somebody so that you can't lose your job if you did do the right thing."

The message being sent out by companies who sack their employees for intervening in thefts and robberies is: "we're looking to protect the criminals, not the people themselves", says Conservative PCC for Sussex and Retail crime lead at the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners, Katy Bourne.

Katy Bourne was speaking to Carole Walker on Times Radio Drive. Listen live every day 4-7pm.

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