Scum

I thought majority of hospitals had cctv covering people coming in and going out.

Check anf if yes view to see who iscarrying aything?

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As some of you will know, Youngrovergirl is a Doctor..

While she was in theatre, in scrubs, some lowlife stole ALL her clothes from the changing room. If i find them, suggestions on a postcard please.

Sadly I am not allowed to drive over them..

I'd start with:

• The cleaning staff, most of whom are on a pittance and long hour contracts from third party firms and not direct. At my school, the cleaners were sacked and reported to the police (25+ years ago) because they broke into the 6th Form Common Room's storage cupboard and knicked all our supplies, including food and drinks for the vending machines.
• Contractors doing work on the hospital. Again, lots of barely-vetted and dodgy third parties doing 'work' in public and private areas with nary a look or questioning them being there. Again, I've seen this happen in Construction as a nice little sideline to boost wages.
• Sadly, walk-ins (opportunists) from the street, who take advantage of public buildings like hospitals being very busy and staff not challenging anyone for being in the wrong place or doing anything that looks dodgy. Many likely to half-inch almost anything to pay for drugs, weapons, booze, etc.

Unless the perpetrator was caught on camera in the vicinity of the locker room with said bundle of stuff or a 'bag of swag' and their face clearly visible (most aren't as most buildings CCTV systems are rubbish and old), then I doubt if they'll be caught unless they are dumb and try and sell it on at the local market.

What begs a question or two is how they a) gained entry into a room that should always be locked by a key or keypad, and b) how did they easily gain entry to the lockers themselves? Having a set of bolt-cutters under your coat is not easily concealable.

Edited by Engineer Andy on 20/04/2018 at 20:00

I've experienced someone stealing someone else's lunch out of the office fridge - but not taking clothes from a surgeon ... give them a nice freshly prepared pint (or two) of moviprep to drink .... one of the medical world's better creations.

A rotten thing to do especially to someone who has dedicated herself to helping others.

I used to work in a hospital and there were lots of thefts. People walk up and down the corridors and no one knows who they are. I have caught people walking through the admin area trying the doors to find which were unlocked. We always warned people coming in for elective surgery not to bring any valuables. When people were admitted from Emergency their belongings were put on an itemised list and sealed in an envelope witnessed by two staff members then kept in a safe.