A salesclerk at Sparkle Jewelry Store observed a customer remove a ring from a display case and put it in his pocket.In most states,Sparkle:

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In most states, a salesclerk can reasonably detain a customer for suspicion of shoplifting if the clerk observes the customer taking merchandise and concealing it while still on the store's premises. This is known as a "shopkeeper's privilege." However, the detention must be reasonable and for only a short amount of time. The salesclerk should also have a reasonable suspicion that the customer is shoplifting, such as observing the customer conceal an item in their pocket.

A Salesclerk at Sparkle Jewelry Store Observed a Customer Remove