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Kelly Sinclair, 40, a professional declutterer who has lived in the area for 24 years, said that many shops on Rye Lane were dependent on black women and that shop owners were rude and disrespectful. Lisa, 53, said: “All of them need to be shut down because they are abusing us.
Rather than simply being another example of the country’s shoplifting epidemic, the scuffle has ignited tensions between mostly Asian shopkeepers and customers from the black community who believe their culture has been exploited for profit.Īctivists claimed they were frequently mistreated by shop workers and said that stores mainly used by black women should not be owned by Asian men. The scene is typical of shops in the south-east London suburb where owners say they are protecting their business but customers from black communities argue they are treated with unnecessary suspicion and disrespect.Įarlier this week, Sohail Sindho, 45, the owner of Peckham Hair and Cosmetics, was filmed with his hands around the neck of a customer in footage where she can be heard saying: “Get the f-k off me … Call the police. In a hair and cosmetics store in Peckham, the shopkeeper’s eyes never waver from a 50in TV which hangs from the ceiling showing the feeds of no fewer than 16 cameras focused on the aisles.Īmid claims shoplifters can strike up to 10 times a day, another staff member is on standby to immediately block off the glass-fronted doorway and confiscate stolen items from customers who attempt to walk off with products in a dispute over a refund.
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