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Supermarket owner Marco is fed up with thieves: It really brings tears to your eyes

Supermarket owner Marco is fed up with thieves: It really brings tears to your eyes

The fine for shoplifters in the Netherlands will increase from 181 to 242 euros starting in September. Despite this policy change, supermarket owner Marco Vos expresses skepticism, stating that the higher penalty will not effectively deter repeat offenders.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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