Overview

• Jan Rhodes, 67, has been barred from the Hall Road Asda after management accused her of repeatedly swapping yellow reduced-price stickers to underpay for goods.
• An Asda spokesperson says store security reviewed CCTV footage that allegedly shows her tampering with labels and cited repeated disruptive or abusive conduct toward staff.
• Rhodes and her family deny the claims and present evidence, including a legitimately reduced pack of bacon, to argue she was wrongly identified.
• Reports conflict on whether the ban lasts three years or is permanent, and her relatives have formally requested that Asda rescind the exclusion.
• The dispute has prompted wider discussion over supermarket surveillance practices, loss-prevention measures and the fairness of customer disciplinary policies.