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[quote=Anonymous]You are way over-reacting. Tell your child that: 1. Teens are often prime suspects in stores because so many of them steal. Yes, that is true. It's a high-risk demographic. 2. When security asks to look at your bag, generally people say yes. What is security going to do, put stolen goods in your bag to accuse you of theft? The cameras are rolling. That's way above their pay grade. 3. They gave up because they sized up your kid and decided she probably wasn't too much of a risk. 4. Your teen can continue to refuse having her bag searched if she wants. She might be escorted out of the store one of these days, and have to deal with police. That is a choice. It doesn't mean she will be charged with a crime, unless the store is missing an item they think was stolen at the same time your teen was there. [/quote]
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