ok... u have a point. her purse wld've been opened. it must suck
to suspect someone and not be able to confirm your suspicions.
wld it be better if ur fren had jus insisted tt he saw the
couple pick up the phones? (even tho he didn't) and informed the
bouncers? at least tt wld've warranted a search... of
course, if u can't find the phones, u wld have to
really apologise to them... :/
i tink when such things happen it's better act quickly and ask
for a search to confirm it? at least u might get ur things back,
and u wld've prevented others fr having their things stolen as
well.
fr another point of view, have u considered tt maybe the
malay couple left hurriedly cos they were freaked out by u and
ur friend? personally, i wld be freaked too if two guys came
up to me randomly and insisted tt i had stolen smth fr
them...
jus a thought, in case a similar incident happens... dun
confront the pple directly, but go straight to the pple who have
the right to search. and have ur suspicions confirmed.
yah... in fact not only in clubs, wherever you are, you always
have to be alert and more sensitive towards your belongings.
We did inform the bouncers and we told them who we suspect took
it. The couple was already nowhere to be found after my friends
confronted them and by the time we inform the bouncers n
securities, they were gone. There was little I could do for my
friends but to comfort them.
In fact, I didn't agree what my friends did (confronting the
couples). Esp when they aren't even 101% sure they are the culprit.
I mean, I wouldn't want to cause inconvenience. Clubbing supposed
to be a fun thing. I wouldn't want mine to be destroyed either.
Hai