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Originally Posted by n0nsensical
To me, there is absolutely no question here. The owners are 100% in the right to have done what they did, and furthermore, had this been the U.S. and had they had a shotgun, they would have been 100% in the right to put this guy on the receiving end of it. I do also believe the law would be entirely on their side (although the presence of the other customer might complicate things).
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He was attempting to leave the store when they locked him in meaning that he was fleeing before they stopped him. In that case the cause the violent confrontation in a non-violent sntach and grab. If they respond with lethal force vs an unarmed suspect in a situation they caused I dont know if the law stands behind them.