'We're so mad at Kmart': Innocent couple is interrogated by police at their home after retail giant accuses them of stealing $21 worth of goods – but got it horribly wrong Pradeep Satkunarajan went shopping at a Brisbane Kmart in May and spent $21 Three weeks later two police officers knocked on the door demanding receipt Kmart made a report accusing him of shoplifting after following him to his car
By Nic White For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 05:32 BST, 11 June 2019 | Updated: 05:40 BST, 11 June 2019
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An innocent family claim they were interrogated by police in their home after Kmart accused them of shoplifting a $21 item.
Bharathi Ranjit Singh said her husband Pradeep Satkunarajan shopped in Brisbane and three weeks later got a knock on the door.
Two police officers were standing outside saying he walked out of the Mt Ommaney store, in the city's western suburbs, without paying.
'Surprise and shocked. We quickly apologised and said we didn't know how that could be possible,' she said.
