Victoria's Secret can't keep its panties on the rack
Pssst, listen up. You want to know Victoria's Secret? It's that everything in the store is free. Just grab and go! The latest case: Someone stole $6,000 worth of bras and panties at once.
Victoria's Secret can't keep its panties on the rack
William Bender
Pssst, listen up. You want to know Victoria's Secret? It's that everything in the store is free. Just grab and go, ladies!
That seems to be message the lingerie retailer is sending out by continually letting thieves steal thousands of dollars of merchandise at a time.
Stephanie had a theft case in March. I wrote about one in January. It's amazing how much lingerie has been stolen from these stores, most likely fueled by high demand on the black market.
Then last Saturday, someone stole an estimated $6,000 worth of bras and panties from the Victoria's Secret at the Granite Run Mall, according to state police.
If the company wants to keep giving its stuff away, that's fine. But I know an out-of-work Delco cop with a Taser that he's not afraid to use. He'd be great for the Victoria's Secret security detail.
Also, Stu Bykofsky. He'd do it.
This a fine example of incredibly poor writing. Is there a point to this story?— aviator
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This guy has some kind of Vicky's Secret fetish going on. Kind of creepy. As for the thefts, you could stick them in your jean's pockets and no one would know they are so small.— verve- Verve- speaking from experience when you talk about stuffing women's panties in your pocket and walking out the door?— bling
- our school has a big group of friends all with stolen levi's jean jackets. heads up retailers, people be stealin'
- Yeah I kind of find all of these nonsensical articles about stolen Victoria's Secret panties a little creepy too.— phillychick20
- I know a woman who can't keep the VS panties on, period:)— Wilhelm Von Humboldt
- Why is Bender so obsessed with Victoria's Secret? Try checking out the Russian mobs that descend on store, cause a loud commotion, then the rest of the group walk out with hundreds if not thousands of dollars worth of goods. There have been stores, both large chain and owner-operators who have closed and relocated from the NE part of Philly because they couldn't sustained the losses anymore. Not to mention the threatened lawsuits that are immediately withdrawn after the lawyers are show video!— phillysgr8
