Chevron

I question the integrity of the ownership of this business as well as that of a particular employee. My daughter mistakenly left her cellphone on the counter in front of the sales clerk. She left the store and returned immediately to retrieve the phone; only to find it missing. The clerk was the only individual in the store when she was first there and the only person there when she returned. Ironically, the phone was missing. The clerk claimed not to have seen it. The incident was reported to the manager who showed interest in finding the phone. To avoid falsely accusing the sales clerk of stealing the phone, I requested to view the camera. In a scheduled meeting for that Monday, the owner, after I called the police, agreed to allow the store’s video footage to be viewed. After watching 45 minutes of the tape, it was obviously noticeable that my daughter never entered the store. Her not showing up in the store gave the appearance that she was fabricating the story. During this time, the owner never indicated that he was showing video footage with the wrong time and possibly the wrong date. After a time, I noticed that video footage was showing daylight outside when it should have been dark. Therefore, I requested to view the video footage from when I entered the store. I visited the store to speak to the manager about the situation 30 minutes left after being notified of the matter. This time, the video footage never showed me entering the store to speak to the manager. It was made clear at this point that the video footage had been altered. The system was showing the wrong time which made video footage’s wrong in real-time. I am greatly concerned over this matter because seemingly, the owner was intentionally being misleading to cover up for the employee's theft. I am certain that if the store had been robbed that the owner would have been able to pinpoint the correct video footage. Please be ware when entering this store.