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To: Magnum44
Seems to me like they can not enforce this ban without a court restraining order.

No court order needed. Manager tells the police they want the person trespassed and police put it in their system. Next time the police find out he is on Walmart (or any other property) they arrest him for trespassing. Happens all the time. It's how they deal with shoplifters and anyone else they don't want in their store.

23 posted on 09/11/2019 11:20:00 AM PDT by AlaskaErik
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To: AlaskaErik; Openurmind

Can I CC Openurmind on this? Both your views make sense to me, but I don’t have the business experience to resolve the differences of thought here.

Openurmind says from ownership experience that he cant prevent public access unless he closes his store. At that point he can have police remove a problem person. That is part of his business license agreement.

AlaskaErik says you can put the undesirable on a ‘trespass’ list? Sounds a little like a ‘red flag’ but again, I don’t know.

Please keep me in the reply list if you guys hash it out as I am interested in the answer.


37 posted on 09/11/2019 11:36:39 AM PDT by Magnum44 (My comprehensive terrorism plan: Hunt them down and kill them.)
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To: AlaskaErik

See 57. I am under the impression that what you explained wrt dealing with shoplifters cant be applied to just anyone the store wants to bar entry from.


60 posted on 09/11/2019 12:40:32 PM PDT by Magnum44 (My comprehensive terrorism plan: Hunt them down and kill them.)
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