I was at this location on Tuesday 10/08/2019 with my infant daughter and my sister (my sister, Tais P., has also written a review). My daughter was in a stroller for my shopping convenience- who knew that needed to be explained?! Short of the story is we were profiled for reasons unknown to us. For some reason, out of all the babies and strollers in Target with us at that time WE got pointed out and followed PERSISTENTLY. It felt like intimidation and a style of stalking. Literally, every single aisle, bathroom break, reach down for a wipe, smell of a conditioner, one of the three LP/Security team members locked eyes with us, walked past us, or just plain glared at us. It was not discussed by us in any seriousness until the conditioner aisle-about 40 minutes into the shopping trip-where I asked my sister, who is a high-end retail store manager, if she thought the guys and the lady were LP to which she confirmed she thought they were and we shared our observation that they were always around. We went to check out and the two LP guys were glaring at us from the distance. The cashier was VERY rude. We paid for our respective purchases and then went to Starbucks to get coffees. I played with the baby in the carrier while my sister carried out our coffee orders and I noticed the female security guard was now checking receipts at the exit; interesting. Also, the two 6ft male LP guys were flanking the exit on the outside and one was peering in to look at the bottom of my stroller. REALLY? The female security checks everyone's purchase receipt except ours which we had in hand in preparation. However, then we walked through the tunnel of suspicion and pass the towers of LP doom and guess what -the sensormatic DID NOT GO OFF. Surprised? We weren't! Now I am sure someone stole it just wasn't the two sisters and the baby they (all 3) stalked for the hour we were there. Geez, that profiling was obvious, disrespectful, and unprofessional. We then returned because we were so incensed and spoke to a supervisor; she was respectful but less than helpful and frankly more should have been done. Then the rudeness of the cashier was made obvious as she called for the female security guard to go over and monitor our calm conversation with the supervisor; the cashier was probably under the impression we were thieves too. Poor customer service and poor client interaction. Also, LP guys need a good understanding of why their behavior was less than acceptable and a good retraining. Oh and those other ever present security guys were no where in sight for the 10 minutes or so it took for us to share our grievance. No checking of purchase receipts at the exit or towering LP guys to walk through, with a baby, for anybody else that day, I guess. UGHH....and to think I stopped shopping at Walmart for less. read more