J.Lea

AWFUL AWFUL!
My daughter dragged me into this store.

You have to walk down a creepy dark hall way of a house to get to the store and then its just overwhelming because there is so much crap (JUNK) in such a small space.
And then to top it off my daughter and i were followed around by a man with a cane who had a deep scar on his face (in retrospect it seems like a scene from horror movie) lol who didnt say hello or even acknowledge us it was really uncomfortable for the both of us, my daughter is 13 and she felt creeped out. I noticed that he kept looking in my daughters direction as if she was going to steal something that was really starting to piss me off. I just grabbed her hand a we walked really fast out of there. JUST REALLY CREEPY. And the man with the cane following us around didn’t help. WE WONT BE BACK THERE ANY TIME SOON. I DON’T recommend this place.

A Horrible Horrible Experience at this store.
Shop at your own risk!
I have walked passed this store for several years because of the long dingy hallway you have to walk down to get to this one room packed to the rim full of stuff– So in July I walked in with my boyfriend –We looked around the place being watched BIG TIME by a store associate. It was actually really really annoying but we ignored it and picked up several items spending over $ 60. Then this African Man with a cane appeared we ended up having a small conversation and found out he was the owner of the store.
Several days later I walked past the store seeing the owner standing outside who stopped me to tell me-​that my boyfriend and I were caught on camera stealing a pair of $ 5.00 knock off sneakers. He then proceeded to tell me that even the shop owner across the street also saw us taking the sneakers– Which was laughable– But then realizing that he was serious — I was in shock and disbelief and then got really really angry. Because there’s no way that ever happened.
I then asked him to show me proof of this!
Long story short– in order to defend myself because no one is ever going to accuse me of something that I didn’t do without a fight!
I asked him several times too show me proof of this! Then this man got on his phone and called the police right in front of me and said that I was harassing him and then I heard him say to the police on the phone that I actually pushed him –I was in shock ! He lied to the police in front of me on the phone and I couldn’t believe it!!! I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. How dare he!!!
I was nowhere near him I wasn’t even in the store I was standing in the store hallway doorway. Plus I would never push anyone its just not my style or the way I was brought up.
Again long story short– I then decided to call the police myself– and went down to the store to meet them I had a conversation with the officer defending myself and kept asking the officer to show me proof that this really happened /​he then proceeded to tell me that his cameras didn’t work after all.. I just shook my head
in anger.
Then just a couple of weeks ago as I walked past this store I saw the African man — who is the owner standing out front smoking– who then proceeded to shout at me– Stop– I want to tell you something:
I want to Apologize to you. I just kept walking In discussed he then proceeded to shout again at me saying: What. you don’t want to hear my apology.
I have lived in my neighborhood for 25 years –so I know everyone and everyone knows me-​I have made a point to make sure that everyone in my neighborhood-​including friends and family know what he has done and accused us of.

There is nothing this man can do or say to me or my family to make us feel any better. We will never ever forgive him!!! Being accused of something you didn’t do and then have someone lie about it to your face and then to the police is just unforgivable.
I had to get my story out there-​I am still really disturbed and pissed off about what this man did.
I would not recommend shopping at this establishment unless you want to be accused of stealing –its just not worth it. Thank you for reading my story. And thank you to Unilocal for letting me get it out there.