Just wondering why a corporation with more money than most others- especially QuikTrip which now has paid armed employees and some have cops on duty hanging around- doesn't have armed security or at the least off duty cop security. Just curious.
In a neighborhood like the one on Admiral in Tulsa, they had THOUSANDS of dollars in shoplifting going on weekly if not daily, and yet still opted to close the store rather than post armed security. That tells me it is more a lawsuit-avoidance scenario than even a loss prevention vs salary decision.
Could it be that for WalMart, customers and employees do not exist as human beings but rather are only seen as generators of data for spreadsheets?
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