Deterrent procedures to shoplifting include all of the following except

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Unlocking the back door would not deter shoplifting, as it provides an additional exit route for thieves. The other options listed would all contribute to deterrence by limiting opportunities for theft and increasing the likelihood of detection if theft does occur. Unlocking the back door does not deter shoplifting, it provides an opportunity for shoplifters to escape unnoticed. The other options listed (keeping unused checkout lanes closed, having package checks, and carefully checking price tags and bar codes) are all methods commonly used to deter and detect shoplifting.

Deterrent Procedures to Shoplifting Include All of the Following Except