I pulled up to my local supermarket to grab a few items for the week as I haven't gone grocery shopping in a while and upon leaving the parking lot which is divided by an island, a car packed full of young hoodrats (ranging 17-25 in age) jumped out 4-5 deep and grabbed stole most of the Thanksgiving ornaments, baskets, etc., and more. They were the typical things supernarkets leave outside the front entrance. As I was the only car ahead of them, I saw it in my rearview mirror and couldn't believe what I was seeing—brazen hoodrat theft. 
I purposely did not move my car, blocking them from escaping. I was waiting for someone to go warn security, since I didn't want to take any chances with my niece in the backseat of the car. I waited about 2-3 minutes, driving very slowly (1 mile per hour) so they could not escape, but no one warned security, so I finally decided to leave and drive out onto the street.
I seriously contemplated jumping out and forcing them to put everything back.
This shit was so disappointing and frustrating. ...

I purposely did not move my car, blocking them from escaping. I was waiting for someone to go warn security, since I didn't want to take any chances with my niece in the backseat of the car. I waited about 2-3 minutes, driving very slowly (1 mile per hour) so they could not escape, but no one warned security, so I finally decided to leave and drive out onto the street.
I seriously contemplated jumping out and forcing them to put everything back.
This shit was so disappointing and frustrating. ...
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