I recently had an unfortunate experience at ASDA Hulme Superstore in Manchester, and I feel compelled to share my thoughts with fellow customers. There are some serious security concerns that need addressing. 1. Car Safety Issues: The parking area around ASDA Hulme is not safe for cars. Just a few days ago, my car window was smashed, leaving me frustrated and concerned. It’s disheartening to see that the security staff isn’t proactive in preventing such incidents. 2. Security Staff Lapses: I observed a security guard leaving his post for an extended period. After 45 minutes, he returned, seemingly indifferent to his responsibilities. When I asked him to check the CCTV footage, he casually dismissed my request, claiming that the area was a blind spot. But here’s the catch: this blind spot is right in front of the shop entrance! It’s baffling that security personnel would neglect such a critical area. 3. Suspicious Agreement? I can’t help but wonder if there’s an unspoken agreement between the security team and potential wrongdoers. While I don’t encourage theft, it appears that car break-ins are somehow overlooked. It’s as if there’s a cover for those who want to damage vehicles. In summary, ASDA Hulme Superstore needs to prioritize customer safety. I urge fellow shoppers to be cautious and take extra measures to protect their cars while visiting this location.