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    Dollar Tree

    2.3 (4 reviews)

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    Always find something good at this arc! It's usually pretty organized and has a great selection!…read moreGood value as well.

    Beware of shopping here!!!!! If you value your freedom and good name don't shop here…read more Indeed, a very large store. I had been coming to this store for the better part of 10 years now. I donated 10 of thousands of dollars worth of useless old junk, that I'm sure they've made countless dollars from. I use to be on a first name basis with a few of the ladies who worked there so this was my neighborhood thrift store. I been noticing happening more and more, people being accused of shop lifting, whom looking at I would have never imagined, and still can't. Once at an ARC off Wadsworth blvd, I witnessed a lady shopping with her dog, until one of the act employees approached her and accused her loudly of shopping lifting. The lady look appalled, but the employee never backed down. She denied it. Given she had only a couple item in her hand, and clearly wasn't concealing anything, I thought how in the f&@$. As if in way of an explanation to my thought, the employee looked her directly in the eyes and said, " last time you were here, you were stealing! Still looking applauded the lady asked, "what are you talking about" she went on to say this was her first time in store and that she never.... It was at this moment the lady seemed to have noticed the gathering crowd of onlookers, before she went ridged and you could see the tears in her eyes. The employee still badgering her said, I know it was you, youneed to leave, and walked away. The made her way to the door in a slow almost physically injured sort of way, then walked out of it. This wasn't the first time I'd witnessed something like this in either an ARC or Goodwill store, but this had to be the worst. Still to this day, that experience, of witnessing someone being shamed in that way publicly nonetheless, the hurt on her face has haunted me, and I had been grateful that had never happened to me, until it did. As I said I use to frequently shop here. I moved to the mountains maybe 4months ago, but when I came I town last week I made a stop at my favorite neighborhood thrift. As I also said this is a big store and I had been in there for about and hour and half. I had been shopping for not just myself but a few of the local people I gift with clothes or whatever I feel they can use at the time. So I had clothes divided into a couple different shopping bags, as was what I had been accustomed to doing, and it was my last stop, the locked cases. Someone was being helped so I patiently waited my term, and when the lady got to me, I had asked her to bring out silver necklace. It was nice of. They only had a picture of the case and she had to go back and get it. As I'm standing there, my friend walks back in here with me the whole time and he'd be in and out periodically asking me if I was ready to go because he was. Not a minute after he walked in the doors four police officers come up on his right side, grab him, put his hand behind his back, handcuff him, then turned on me and did the same. The experience was traumatic I will have to finish this another time. Thank you.

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