Free car washing is designed to humiliate and dissuade thieves
February 17, 2025 at 4:00 p.m.
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- A Michigan judge designs shopping thieves to wash cars in a walmart car park.
- The “humiliating” punishment is designed to dissuade flights in a store outside Flint.
- The store is such a hot point for crime, there is a parking space dedicated to the police.
The display flight is increasing, but a Michigan judge retaliated with unusual punishment. He will condemn thieves to give free car washing in a Walmart car park.
According to the Associated Press, the judge of the district court of the county of Genesee, Jeffrey Clothier, will condemn people to do the “walmart wash” if they are surprised to commit a display in the canton of Grand Blanc in the canton of Grand Blanc. It is located near Flint, which was commonly classified as one of the most dangerous cities in America.
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The judge said to the publication that the display flight is a problem in his district and that a canton manager noted that Walmart had a “parking space for the police due to frequent flight calls” .
Walmart would be involved in the effort and will provide water as well as supplies for car washing. They should start this spring and we think that around 100 people will finally be ordered to wash cars during weekend events in the coming months.
The draper admitted that the car washing machine will be “humiliating”, especially if the display thieves are identified by someone they know. However, he said, “There will be consequences when you violate the law” and he will help the cars himself.
Although it is not clear if the strange punishment will work, the Genesee County prosecutor, David Leyton, is on board as he said to the publication that if he “dissuades a person, then there is some success there -down”.
According to Capital One, only 2% of display thieves are captured and shops lost 121.6 billion dollars against retail flight in 2023. It is believed that around 9% of Americans have at least once in their Life and juveniles, between 12 and 16 years old, between 12 and 16 years old, are the most likely to fly on display.
