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A man named Tedros Menges got a ten-year prison sentence after a terrifying spree that began with a failed shoplifting attempt and escalated into a violent attack that left two people injured. After being denied his phone, he returned armed with a saw, strangling the store manager and injuring a security guard. Police responded swiftly, arresting him within minutes. Authorities are sending a clear message: violence against retail workers won’t be tolerated, and offenders will face severe consequences. Menges must serve at least seven years before being eligible for release, followed by three years on license. The Metropolitan Police are ramping up patrols and partnerships with businesses to protect staff — a stark reminder of the daily risks retail workers face and the justice system’s unwavering commitment to holding perpetrators accountable.

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