baby lifter

This is all sited from the Government website and law firm.

Stores CANNOT arrest or charge you after a few hours or the next day that the crime was committed.

They CAN however arrest or charge you in the moment or leaving the store.

If a store clearly displays a bag checking sign, they have the right to check your bag, you CANNOT say no, as when you enter, the sign displays that you give consent to a search.

If NO SIGN is displayed, you can refuse. 

STORE EMPLOYEES/MANAGERS are NOT PERMITTED to search you under any circumstances.

It says on the official site that Amateur lifters (10-18) normally steal on impulse to impress friends. If you say this, you can probably plead for a caution, warning or Youth Justice. 

They LOOK for FIDGETY, ANXIOUS and SKETCHY people. Staff has been educated and told to look out for nervous movement in people.

Some stores RECORD CCTV FOOTAGE ON A VCR. 

If your total is under $150, this is a Regulatory offence, which can fine you up to $783.3.

OVER $150 IS UP TO NEARLY 5 YEARS IN JAIL.

THE MAX PENALTY IS 5 YEARS, THOUGH IF YOU GET AGGRESSIVE AND PHYSICAL, IT CAN LEAD TO 14 YEARS.

 You will go to a CHILDREN’S COURT if your under 18, if you were over 18 at the time of the lift, you will be charged as an adult. 

Hope this somewhat helps, the penalty charge may vary in different states, but the average and most common is a $500 fine or under.

It really depends on the severity of the crime.

Sugar daddies are fun and I had one for a bit. I find the best way is to get a dating app (I had the best luck on tagged and skout) and set your age range to older men, and make your bio something that something that says what you want but is vague enough to not get you banned like "take me on an all expenses paid shopping trip?" Or "scratch my back, ill scratch yours" Or "sweet as sugar, wanna make it sweeter?". I once had a guy take me shopping, he spent $500 on me the first time we met, and all I had to do was give him some kisses.

because of that, I became more aware of cameras and such, and would often look at things and think “I could totally take this right now”. obviously I didn’t, but I basically criticised the stores for their shit security. one day, again at Big VV, I was with that exact same friend looking at a pair of earrings that I really wanted. one problem though, they were $10 and I was NOT willing to spend that money. I complained about it, and then my friend looked me dead in the eye and said “open your bag”. she stuffed it in there when I did, hid it under other stuff and proceeded to walk out. she asked the bag checker if she would like to check our bags, so I showed her, and she sent us off. my friend said it was a one time thing, but fuck man I could never walk into a store again without the urge to lift.

I originally started getting into more punk and anti-capitalist music, and listened to some songs about lifting. Their message made sense so I started to look into the liftblr community, because I knew it was a bigish thing and I had seen anti posts on instagram and stuff, making fun of it. It always kinda intrigued me though, even though I was an anti (simply because I wasn't educated about lifting). Then a couple weeks into research, I was in the shops with a big basket of makeup and a couple items of clothing over the top, covering them up. I was planning on buying it all but the perfect opportunity to lift for the first time arose, there were no SAs at the changing room and I was wearing tight spanx under my flowy dress.

So I slipped into the change rooms, unnoticed, stuffed all the makeup into my pants, I ripped a small hole in the lining of my bag to put the little things and I bought one of the items of clothing, put the rest back onto the rack.