Shocking moment Asda security guard and mum caught in tug-of-war with pram 'used to shoplift'

AN Asda security guard and a shopper were caught in a tug-of-war with a pram allegedly used to shoplift, shocking video shows.

The guard tried to pull the pram back into the store as the woman tugged it back out, setting off the shop’s security alarm. 


Another woman intervened as the pram, which was covered with a blue blanket, got dragged into the shop and fell over in Darlaston, West Midlands. 

Products including alcohol bottles appear to fall out of the pram when it is toppled over. It is unclear if they were from the Asda shop. 

The security guard then gestures to usher the woman and the pram back out of the store. 

Claire Louise, who filmed the incident as she left the store with her daughters, said: “She was like ‘my baby, my baby’.

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"The security mas was like ‘there ain’t no baby in there’.”

West Midlands Police had no record of the incident when contacted by The Sun.

Asda has been approached for comment. 

One social media user wrote: “I can’t cope.”

Another said the video “cracked me up”. 

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Last year an Asda security guard knocked out a shopper before dragging them out of the store.

The guard swung a vicious right hook, sending the lad crumpling into a heap on the floor.

In November a fist fight broke out between a shopper and an Asda worker in Newham, East London.

And separate footage showed an Asda shopper slapping another customer's face with a pizza in a race for reduced items.

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