Bystander goes off on brazen ‘f**kers’ allegedly throwing heaps of stolen goods into cars

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“Libs of TikTok,” a Twitter account that typically posts videos of progressive liberals saying bizarre things much to the amusement of the sane community, has once again blessed us with content depicting what it’s like to live in Connecticut.

The video, shared from local news station WFSB’s Twitter account, shows several apparent thieves loading up their vehicles with what is being reported as stolen goods. One group filled an entire cart with laundry soap, and was hucking the bottles into the back of an SUV (which is also being reported as being stolen) while someone filmed. Of course, their faces were covered so police are going to have their work cut out for them.

A man can be heard in the background berating the alleged thieves, claiming that prices are going up “because of these f***ers” who “can’t get a job like the rest of us.” He also warned that any employees trying to intervene would probably get fired, making it not worth the effort to save the products.

Thieves in Connecticut load up their cars with stolen merchandise.
You can hear an employee warning another not to intervene because he will get fired pic.twitter.com/BisacmWLVc

— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) November 10, 2021

According to WFSB, the police are looking into the matter, but claim that a 911 call was never made during the incident. They say they were alerted about 10 minutes after the theft took place. .

“Had 911 been contacted in a timely manner, police personnel would have been able to attempt to intercept those involved. We would like to remind everyone to stay vigilant and not to engage with people like this when a crime is occurring,” read a press release.

It didn’t take Twitter very long to get their claws into the video:

They sell them on apps like @offerup and people buy them cause tide is expensive in stores but you can buy multiple stolen ones for like $25. pic.twitter.com/pHSURzp6t8

— Cam (@_CameronKyle) November 11, 2021

Which is why Walmart employees never really try to stop people stealing merch. They can't. They can only report it and aside from that it's out of their hands. And they still usually will be in trouble with management because the losses happened under their watch.

— AislingSeeley (@SeeleyAisling) November 10, 2021

pic.twitter.com/9E3Zaa7CY6

— seahawks23 (@moose57579) November 11, 2021

Stores should keep paintball guns at the door and just cover the getaway cars in bright paint since they remove tags or have driveout tags. Help the cops (if they ever come) find them. Intervening in criminal activity should not be viewed as a negative act.

— 🪓🍢#MiamiHateWeek🍢🪓 (@NotJoshStark) November 10, 2021

the one guy that lightly pushes the cart forward is the level of petty I inspire to be towards people like this. but seriously why all that detergent?

— Alyssa Vogt (@AlyssaVogt6) November 11, 2021

When the thieves left the front car unattended: grab the keys and throw them up on the store roof.

— (((Dan Philip))) (@TheInvisibleDan) November 11, 2021

Did you at least ask for their pronouns? Are you really sure they identified as “people”?

— Heath Ahlers (@citizen_1984) November 11, 2021

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