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Store owners used EPOS system to help get shoplifter conviction

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KeyStore owners Tony and Rachael Hewson said the group’s EPOS technology has also helped to convict a shoplifter who targeted their KeyStore Middleham store in the Yorkshire Dales. “On Christmas Eve, I got confirmation that a shoplifter who had targeted my store had been formally…

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