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  1. #1
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    I am surprised he did not get fired! You absolutely did the right thing. If he makes your life miserable for it, he was never a good friend to begin with! I would ask the manager if you can not share many shifts with him for the time being, if that is possible! He may have stolen it just to see if he could get away with it, and now is disappointed with the outcome. Do not let him take it out on you kiddo - you did the right thing.
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    Here's what you do,

    Don't park your car in the same place, if you drive to work - or park near a camera.

    If you have a locker, empty it out and only keep what you really need inside.

    DO NOT bring a wallet or valuables in with you, get a small wallet or a traveler's wallet that goes around your neck and keep a few dollars and your car keys inside.

    Share any text messages or tweets with the bosses and your family.

    Don't engage them with any out-of-work talk and keep it professional.

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    IF they thought they were going to get away with it and maybe to get you to cover for them? The friendship isn't worth saving.
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    Aww, that's awful, he put you in a terrible position. Of course, you did the right thing, he knows stealing is wrong and it would have been a lot better if he'd been fired. You sure don't need him as a friend, but now you're fearful of him on top of it. You can't give him the power to wreck your life or even your day. He sounds like a DB. It's hard to say what to do, ya think he's violent or disturbed or simply a thief? I wish you all the best, it sounds like you value your job and hopefully someone can give you some better solutions than I. You should be proud that you are an honest person at least!

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    Okay, then! Richard was far more helpful than I. Some very sound suggestions, all.

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    I,m pretty sure the manager or someone else would have checked the video footage anyhow, just outta common sense to figure out who lifted the money. Guess he didn't know there was a camera on him or just didn't care. Can,t believe he blames you when he,s the thief. Sigh...

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    I think you did the right thing and I can't believe he wasn't fired. If he annoys you on purpose, report him to management.

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    He kept saying it happened on monday it happened on monday. I suggested the manager look on tuesday and he kept saying no, it was monday. So I figured i'd check tuesday, I thought he was covering for someone but it turns out it was himself

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  8. #8
    Thieves get no respect, and I doubt anyone in the store will ever trust the individual again.

    I'm amazed he wasn't fired. I would take Richard's advice as a CYA measure, you ever know what someone will do in retaliation.
    The one eyed man in the kingdom of the blind wasn't king, he was stoned for seeing light.

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