Aaron1124
Regular Member
Here's a question for anyone who may be informed.
My friend was recently telling me a story of how the employee of Chuck E Cheese wouldn't allow him to leave with his son, because the stamp on his hand didn't match up on the stamp on his son's hand - because his son came in with his brother, and his brother already left.
He said he went to leave anyway, but they told him they would call the police on him if he left.
My question is, would the police have reasonable suspicion to actually detain my friend at this point?
I know Chuck E Cheese claims this policy is there to protect the children, but some things seem to really cross over the boundaries. Unless that is just me.
My friend was recently telling me a story of how the employee of Chuck E Cheese wouldn't allow him to leave with his son, because the stamp on his hand didn't match up on the stamp on his son's hand - because his son came in with his brother, and his brother already left.
He said he went to leave anyway, but they told him they would call the police on him if he left.
My question is, would the police have reasonable suspicion to actually detain my friend at this point?
I know Chuck E Cheese claims this policy is there to protect the children, but some things seem to really cross over the boundaries. Unless that is just me.