It’s not enough,’ admits frustrated store owner over drastic anti-theft measure – but he got $1,000 in goods returned ...Middle East

A STORE owner has taken it about himself to publicly shame people who steal from his boutique and a few of them happen to be internet celebrities. Fraser Ross, owner of Kitson, a department store chain in Los Angeles, has decided to start exposing thieves as a way to deter others from stealing from his business. Instagram/KitsonLAA California shop owner has decided to start publicly exposing celebrities for stealing from his store[/caption] Instagram/KitsonLAHe exposed one woman, who happened to have thousands of Instagram followers, in a viral social media post[/caption] He gathers surveillance footage and information about a thief so he can post them on his Instagram account.

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