Facts: Judd approached the defendant in an attempt to calm him. The defendant then punched Judd in the face. A brief fight ensured between Judd and the defendant during which a shelf with ceramic mugs fell on the floor and shattered. Doucette, Anderson and Potkaj attempted to break up the fight. Anderson and Potkaj grabbed Judd by his arms to restrain him while Doucette came up behind the defendant and wrapped his arms around him to stop the fight. The defendant broke free from Doucette and attacked Judd again. Judd freed himself from Potkaj and Anderson in response to the defendant’s attack and punched the defendant again. The defendant then picked up a kitchen knife with an eight inch blade from the counter and strode six feet from the counter toward Judd, swinging and stabbing with the knife.…
Samantha Smith slipped and fell on shampoo that had spilled in the health and beauty department of the grocery store in question. Ms. Smith had suffered a broken hip from the incident and is going to be spending the next few months in physical therapy. Ms. Smith has no health insurance and is a single mother of a 2 year old boy. After our complaints were filed in the courts; the grocery store alleges that Ms. Smith had a duty herself to avoid the spillage, but was too distracted by her young son to notice. The store feels that Ms. Smith should be held just as responsible as they are in the case.…
While floor walking in store 603 on 08/22/16 I AP Associate Vanessa McClary observed an unknown male subject that I once recovered merchandise from in store 635 in the pet aisle of store 603, I started watching this subject because I took notice of the fact that he had trash bags on the top of his carriage, which also had merchandise under it. Due to the fact of me not seeing selection I approached the subject and asked him if I could assist him with anything. The subject replied that he didn't need help. I continue to keep an observation on the subject as he went throughout the store putting merchandise from under the trash bag on the shelves. The subject then proceeded o exit the store via the produce side. Total amount recovered $32.63…
Both the Manager and the First Assistant Manager located at the Northern Lights and Muldoon store repeatedly told me that the manager at the Northway Mall store had said he would give me a week. As Stephanie knows I made an appointment with her to explain my concerns about this situation and to talk about what was, in my opinion, the unprofessional communication that was taking place, and that I felt I was walking into a situation that the Northway Mall store Manager was upset with me becoming…
| Mr. Moore, As per your request as to whether Teddy’s Supplies is potentially liable for the harassment charges the answer is “Yes”. Your company is liable for the conduct of your employees. You have a sexual harassment policy in place that was violated. Your employees created a hostile work environment that is clearly stated that “zero-tolerance” will be in place to keep a safe work environment. You also stated in your policy that harassing behavior is prohibited and banned. Although Ms. Pollard never filed a complaint but did mention she was being picked on. Mr. King was way out of line posting a sign that reads “HARDHAT REQUIRED/BRA OPTIONAL”. This type of behavior from management calls for serious reprimanding. Mr. King was quoted telling Ms. Pollard that she needs to “grow some balls” and “get over herself” when she told Mr. King she felt she was being picked on. These are all very serious allegations. Not to mention the truck incident or the slapping her backside incident. You have some stiff charges against the company. The worst case scenario for damages would be monetary and an apology from everyone who offended Ms. Pollard. Ms. Pollard’s attorneys could ask for amounts in the thousands. At least $100,000.00 in damages.…
My child ends up coming down the tunnel slide, crying his eyes out....and through his tears, he told me the younger child had hit him with the belt, 5 Times, on his head. One of the two women (I assume the child with the belt, was with Grandma, and Mom), came into the playground, and took the belt away, but she still let the child continue to play. My son and I left the playground, and I went to find a manager to say what had just happened, before we left the restaurant. I assumed they would like to know, that a child was running around with a belt, hitting other children, in the playground. A male manager came over to me (I don't remember his name). I told him what had just happened...my son got hit in the head 5 Times, by a child running around with a belt, in the playground. What response did I get? "Well, I can't go policing that playground, and the kids in it!" and "We can't do anything about that." Really?? He/The manager eventually Begrudgingly told me that he would go speak with the adults. I was Not asking him to "police the playground"! I was expecting a "That's too bad that happened!…
4th Avenue. Perry advised, I went over to see my sister Ashley and Aunt Lois, I went over to drop off movies. I was upset because there was some smack talking about me and my family, I confronted Ashley, by rushing in the house, she attempted to swing at me and I grabbed her hair. Ashley grabbed mine and we both went down to the floor together, my aunt Lois pulled us off of each other and told me to leave, so I did. Perry advised she never struck Ashley with any type of fist, but only grabbed her hair. I immediately noticed discrepancies in all of the statements and asked Perry if she would return to Lois's residence with me. Perry agreed, I spoke with Lois and asked her what had really taken place that day, she advised, Amber came over and the two had gotten into an argument. They both grabbed each others hair and fell to the ground, I was trying to separate them and in the process I injured myself against the wall. Lois advised she never observed Perry swing or strike Ashley with a closed…
Psychological motives involve biological, social, and personal motives. In my daily life, I encounter biological motives in every situation. These are the necessities of every human being which have to be satisfied. I’ve been experiencing an intense desire for sleep because I don’t get to have enough sleep during week days due to school and priorities. There are also some instances wherein I have to deal with the avoidance of pain in order to meet success. One time, we had our project out of school and I wasn’t feeling well but we have to finish our task as to what is expected from us. I tried acting like everything’s alright and fortunately, I was able to fulfill the tasks given to me. Hunger is always part of my daily struggles. When I feel…
As I said previously. I strongly believe on the fact that everybody deserves respect and the worker showed me everything but respect.Accused me a crime I did not commit and kicked me out the store threatening me to call the police. I believe this is an example of race oppression. I'm guessing the assumed norm is white and I didn't meet that criteria which led to the worker attacking me and going off on the basic stereotype that i was going to steal since I was an African American.…
This type of learning is known as Operant conditioning means roughly changing of behavior by the use of reinforcement which is given after the desired response. The three types of operant that can follow behavior are: neutral operants, reinforces, and punishers.…
“Graduation, the hush-hush magic time of frills and gifts and congratulations and diplomas.” You weren’t lying when you said that Maya Angelou. May 19th, 2013 I had dreamt of that day for almost four years. I know I can’t be the only person who feel this way. I remember it as if it was just yesterday. So many different emotions going through my mind all at once. Happiness, Sadness, I felt relieved because it was almost over but at the same time I felt anxious and overly excited to just leave and go far away. 389 seniors were going to walk across the stage and receive their diplomas. After all, our class had the biggest percentage of graduates who were actually…
The wonderful gift of giving is more precious than any material item that is just used for simple amusement. There is no greater feeling than the one you get from knowing you personally affected someone. In the situation that I'm going speak about, I got a chance to see how one's joyous gratitude can emotionally touch another. Experiences like these are the ones that gave me an extra sense of maturity and also helped me grow to be a better person overall.…
A moment when I as a writer felt an influence towards my ability to be literate was in my tenth grade English class, reading the novel Fahrenheit 451. Never before had I shown such appreciation and willingness to understand for a school assigned book, in truth my interest with school readings had been deteriorating due to the consistency of papers and assignments.. For years any school readings were easy to understand and majority held interesting tales, yet no piece of literature (even outside school) could manage to make me say “I’m buying this book to put on my shelf and read on my own.” Nothing brought “inspiration” or gave examples of “unique” to myself personally, only the basic sentence structures and dialogue for conversation. In short, I didn’t care how literate I was because I never saw anything to imprint on myself. The only novel I would like to own needs to impact both my mind and if successful my own writing. However, each passing page of Fahrenheit 451 managed to give me that inner meaning that I wanted my own writing to radiate.…
George Shirk sits in his office at the Mammoth Times on a Saturday afternoon, with his dog, Fido, who writes his own weekly column for the paper, curled up underneath the desk. Early December is the quiet time between the Thanksgiving and Christmas rushes at Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, and Shirk, a 60-year-old news veteran with a sandy smoker's voice, has kindly agreed to give me an armchair tour of his adopted hometown.…
I was born September tenth nineteen ninety two in Montgomery Alabama. My mom, Dr. Benita Cahalane is the Special Education coordinator for Chilton County. My dad, Rick Cahalane is a football coach, and History teacher at Stanhope Elmore. My parents were told that they were never going to be able to have children after my mom’s fifth miscarriage. After praying for seven years, I was born. I was, and still am considered a miracle.…