I'm also not a lawyer, but I think there has to be some discretion in the application of the law. In cases like this, where someone reacted (in arguably heroic fashion) to protect others from someone acting insane, where the death was obviously unintentional, I'd argue he shouldn't even be charged with anything that would result in jail time.
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Great news, thank you!Daniel Penny acquitted in subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely, sparking applause, uproar in NYC courtroom
The panelists acquitted Penny of criminally negligent homicide charges.
Ya think? Locking everything up and leaving one employee on the floor that you can never find turned out not to be a winning strategy. Whodathunkit?
Nothing is locked up at my local Walgreens, but I went to one in another town and it was a pain to get stuff because it was all locked up. I can see why it would hit sales. I didn’t want to deal with it either.Walgreens CEO says what everyone is thinking about locking goods up
During an earnings call on Friday, Walgreens CEO Tim Wentworth made a startling admission about the effects of locking up everyday items such as toothbrushes, deodorant, coffee, and even milk.www.dailymail.co.uk
Ya think? Locking everything up and leaving one employee on the floor that you can never find turned out not to be a winning strategy. Whodathunkit?
I had no idea. I have not been in a Walgreens in decades. I dated a girl that worked as a pharmacy tech and after our bitter breakup she kept tabs on me via looking me up for meds I was taking. Seriously, this psycho chick knew every tie a had the sniffles. I switched pharmacies and never thought about Walgreens again.
The Kobayashi MaruWalgreens CEO says what everyone is thinking about locking goods up
During an earnings call on Friday, Walgreens CEO Tim Wentworth made a startling admission about the effects of locking up everyday items such as toothbrushes, deodorant, coffee, and even milk.
Ya think? Locking everything up and leaving one employee on the floor that you can never find turned out not to be a winning strategy. Whodathunkit?
It's done based on theft rates. As you can imagine, lower income areas are typically far more likely to deal with widespread theft.
The rest of the story is they cut staff dramatically at the same time and they were already short-staffed. The consequence was, to buy anything, you had to go search for staff. OOPS! They're doubling as cashiers. I've had that happen more than once and I haven't been back in a long, long time...Walgreens CEO says what everyone is thinking about locking goods up
During an earnings call on Friday, Walgreens CEO Tim Wentworth made a startling admission about the effects of locking up everyday items such as toothbrushes, deodorant, coffee, and even milk.
Ya think? Locking everything up and leaving one employee on the floor that you can never find turned out not to be a winning strategy. Whodathunkit?
