Liability depends on all of the fact of the case, not just the overall scenario. It may also depend upon whether the particular State has addressed the rights of shop owners related to shoplifters, and/or whether State Appeals Courts have ruled on their relative rights. Finally, the jury is the finder of the relevant legal facts. It would likely be quite difficult to get a jury to find that a shop owner owes damages to a "shoplifter" who, by definition, was stealing from him. Related to the second shop owner, since there is no indication about the causal factors of any injury, where it occurred, and other relevant information, again, the lack of factual information prevents any discussion of possible liability.
The shoplifter himself if he was resisting arrest, the guards used only necessary force, and he is in fact guilty of shoplifting. Otherwise the guard/thug who arrested/assualted him.
The possessive form of the noun escape is escape's.example: His escape's result was another four years added to his sentence.
escape flee
escape flee
escape or flee
"Escape from Robotropolis" by Alex Milway is a 240-page book. It is a middle-grade science fiction novel that follows the adventures of a group of friends trying to escape from a city overrun by robots.
Technicality! These are usually escape clauses. You can use escape hatch as an alternative as well.
May Belle follows Jess and Leslie to Terabithia. (The Dark Master,as ID1167581200 says.)
escape flee
About the only way is to be in exile in another country.
extradition.
departure, leave, getaway, fadeout, disappearance