Female robbery suspect shot by armed Quiznos employee

[myhightechsec]

Betcha Quiznos has a "no gun for employees" policy. Wonder how long until this lady is fired?

Female robbery suspect shot by armed Quiznos employee during 'take-over style' robbery, Salt Lake City police say | The Salt Lake Tribune

 

[pute62]

Wonder how they "locked the door behind them" ? Shooting blindly is never a good idea but I'll have a loaded Dagwood in her honor tomorrow anyway.

 

[oldpink]

And to think that if this employee had followed company policy, she'd likely be dead or seriously injured.
I get why companies make these stupid policies (liability), but we have our wonderful legal profession, heavily populated with ambulance-chasers, to thank for this.

 

[rhino]

Wonder how they "locked the door behind them" ? Shooting blindly is never a good idea but I'll have a loaded Dagwood in her honor tomorrow anyway.

Probably by using a hand to turn the knob that locks the door.

 

[femurphy77]

Probably by using a hand to turn the knob that locks the door.

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

Probably by using a hand to turn the knob that locks the door.

Well, huh. And to think, old pink was calling ME Captain O the other day.

 

[dudley0]

Firing blindly around the door? That is a bit scary. But then again, if they were shoving on the door I guess I might fire thru it.

Just wonder if she had any idea where her fellow employee was located. I guess maybe she yelled for her to get on the ground, then started blasting.

 

[HoughMade]

Wait...there are still Quiznos?