The lack of accountability that follows softer legislation on shoplifting and vandalism will logically invite more shoplifting and vandalism.
Washington doesn’t seem to have gotten the memo. According to a new report, Seattle police will stop enforcing property crimes that create less than $750 in damage.
Across the country, shoplifting and vandalism cases are not being pursued by law enforcement. Some state policies take things a step further, deterring employees from acting to stop these crimes.
The guaranteed lack of accountability aids in increasing crime. Many business owners are now speaking up to express concern.
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A current intern at The American Spectator, Grace Reilly is a rising senior at Grove City College, where she is a marketing fellow at the Institute for Faith and Freedom. In her role as a fellow, she is the host of the Post-Roe America Conference Series and Meet the Scholars and co-host of the Liberty Mail podcast. Grace has appeared on Fox News, Newsmax, and America’s Voice News, in addition to a variety of podcasts, radio, print, and television in her home state of Connecticut. Follow her on Instagram @conservativegrace and on Twitter @conservgrace.
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