samedi 7 juillet 2018

Chances of Reduced Charge, Dismissal, or Diversion for 3rd Degree Retail Fraud. Michi

Hello, I had a quick question regarding the options that would typically be available to someone accused of 3rd degree retail fraud in Wyoming, Michigan.

A couple weeks ago myself, my fiancee, and our 2 kids were shopping at a local retailer and had been stopped by loss prevention associates for failing to scan items that were placed on the bottom of our shopping cart. We had a cart full of items, a 2 year old in the front the cart and a 4 year old in the main section of the cart. We used the self checkout and between trying to get our 2 year old to quit crying and our 4 year old to the bathroom (recently potty trained) we neglected to scan a box of pullups and a small case of water under our cart.

My view of the bottom of the cart was obstructed and my attention was divided between managing a 2 year old screaming bloody murder and a 4 year old crying to go to the bathroom and trying to help me scan items. Our purchases totalled over $100. The items that we failed to scan were worth around $60. I have no prior criminal record, have a great job, and had more than enough cash on hand to cover any purchases made. I am frightened of a fraud charge on my record. Any options?


Chances of Reduced Charge, Dismissal, or Diversion for 3rd Degree Retail Fraud. Michi

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