Letter: Hawaii must rise above growing theft culture

I noticed that Longs Drugs and Walmart have been locking up their SPAM, corned beef, Tide laundry pods and batteries. While at Lowe’s, cordless power tools are also locked in cages. The sales staff said that drug users and teenagers have been ripping open the boxes and stealing the expensive ($200-700) lithium ion batteries and selling them for a quick buck.

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