Parents Are Calling Out Target After This Incident With Kids Watching

A routine shopping trip to Target turned into a nightmare when someone remotely streamed inappropriate content onto the electronics section demo TV — while children were standing right there watching.

She immediately told her kids to look away and alerted a Target associate. The associate had no remote to turn off the screen. By the time the manager and AP arrived, the video had stopped and the perpetrator — a juvenile suspected of using a Bluetooth device — was gone.

Target offered Starbucks as an apology. She called corporate.

???? Key Takeaways for Parents:
• Public store demo screens are an open access point — stay aware of what your kids are watching
• If you see something wrong, report it immediately and ask for AP (Asset Protection)
• Document everything — get names, times, and a follow-up contact at corporate
• Advocate loudly — stores only fix what they're forced to acknowledge

This is not just a venting moment. This is a situational awareness alert for every parent who shops in retail electronics sections with their children.

Share this with every parent you know.

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