Dilemma.... To grass or not to grass

[BaggieBlood]

My wife and I were tesco yesterday and I heard 2 girls about 14 years old debating in whose bag they were going to put some wraps they intended to steal.

I wanted to grass to the security guard and my wife said it's not your job, nor business.

Personally, I don't prescribe to this and wish I had said something, but we were in a rush.

I have seen homeless people steal from sandwiches before from these tesco expresses before but felt sorry for them so have done nothing.

But, yesterday was different, and I feel I should have spoken up.

What would you have done?

[TipperaryBaggie]

I wondered why my Tesco shares have gone down!

[Pugmitch]

As my mate Edmund Burke once said "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil to prosper is that good men do nothing". Answers obvious innit!

[BaggieBlood]

I have reported 2 incidents at the same tesco before to a security guard and on one occasion they could not care less and on the second he said if I don't see it happen, I can't do anything.

I asked him what was the cctv was for then and he mumbled some b ollox.

The problem is they are agency security guards who don't give a s hit, so why should I anymore.