www.foxnews.com
That was the first thing I thought of too. Pretty sure he will of course be fired for saving the day which is a damn shame. I will also expect to not see anything of this in the legacy media since it does not fit the agenda.
Sadly this is often brought to you by lawyers. They do this because if they don't and some employee tries to "help" and screws up guess who has to pay?
Probably will be sent to special camp for "deprogramming" (j/k).
True, but still a burr under the saddle.Sadly this is often brought to you by lawyers. They do this because if they don't and some employee tries to "help" and screws up guess who has to pay?
I hear you me too. I have long been at "risk" of this. Many times worked where keeping a gun was not allowed and if I ever had to use it would be out of a job. I always took the "I was looking for a job when I found this one" attitude. If I used it and got fired I would not kick about it but also would of course not like it but, sadly its the world we live in now.
He was a contract worker, not an employee, according to reports by legacy media:
abcnews.go.com
When I say Legacy Media that is FAR from what I mean. I am waiting for any of the big 3 or 5 to mention this. Some times they do surprise me and if they bother to let this one out it will surprise me. Also would bet he is no longer a "contract worker" there.He was a contract worker, not an employee, according to reports by legacy media:
Amazon worker shot, colleague returns fire killing suspect outside Arizona facility: Police
An Amazon contract worker was hospitalized and his alleged shooter was killed in an incident in a parking lot, according to police.
Exactly.I hear you me too. I have long been at "risk" of this. Many times worked where keeping a gun was not allowed and if I ever had to use it would be out of a job. I always took the "I was looking for a job when I found this one" attitude. If I used it and got fired I would not kick about it but also would of course not like it but, sadly its the world we live in now.
YEP. In my case it was never illegal to do what I was doing. Just against policy. I figured if it came down to a situation I could not avoid I would be able to go home alive and look for another job. I WILL NOT be one of the people you read about who sat in a corner waiting to be shot while the Calvary gathered outside waiting for someone to tell them to go in or the shooter to run out of ammo.
not in my line. If I got fired for defending myself Id lose everything. So I have to decide between my life, or my livelihood...
Seems like an easy choice to me.
Someone will come along and say DGUs are not profitable reporting, but they are a large part of the story thats being omitted.
given the extremely low statistical low probability of workplace violence its not as easy as it seems.
Workplace violence is second only to domestic violence in the violence hierarchy.
You mean you can't carry without showing it to others? I have known a few others like this and never quite understood it but, for them you are correct. For me? Since I never worked were I was searched going in or out it was easy. No one knew I had the gun as I did not feel I needed to tell them. Only way they would have found out is if I was trapped and had to use it.
