Sought: Wal-Mart shoppers who trampled NY worker

AP via Yahoo News ^ | Nov 29 , 2008 | COLLEEN LONG

[pillut48]

I read in another article that they had 50 inch plasma tvs for around $700 or so—

[pillut48]

Drudge should have shown this photo instead, with that headline:

SOUGHT: WAL-MART SHOPPERS WHO TRAMPLED WORKER

I wonder if the man in the center of the photograph behind the door is the one who was trampled and died? :-(

[ETL]

Drudge should have shown this photo instead, with that headline...

Yes, that, and the photos I posted right after the article, represents the reality of the situation.

[bluerose]

you’re not kidding. the females are the worst.

[Republic of Texas]

Simply announce that the same Walmart is giving away Plasma TV’s. The perps will show up at the front door.

[omega4179]

Drudge carries this headline with a picture of WHITE shoppers.

[eccentric]

actually the doors are on rollers.

Has information about the killed worker been relaesed? I work at Wal-Mart (in Kansas) and we have heard nothing about the man.

[ETL]

See post #230:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2139963/posts?page=230#230

[Tax-chick]

Oh, well I can see why they’d break the doors down and crush the employees for *that*.

[kimmie7]

Alas, ‘twas the best I oould muster on 1/2 cup coffee. ;-)

[eccentric]

thanks

[pillut48]

IIRC, they also had Wrangler jeans for $8 a pair—still nothing to kill a man over!! :-O

[SkyPilot]

I can't comment.

[evad]

Police were reviewing video from surveillance cameras in an attempt to identify who trampled to death a Wal-Mart worker ..

I suggest they check the Acorn voting records.
Pick the first 100.

[Alberta's Child]

Hey, no need to apologize! :-)

His didn't seem Haitian/French to me, and the details about this incident were pretty sketchy for more than a full day afterward anyway.

[ETL]

Very sad personal story, wasn't it?

From the New York Post:

"Friends were stunned to learn of the death of the Brooklyn native remembered for his gentle, introspective nature.

"He was a good kid, he'd help anyone out," said pal Ronald Jean. "He wanted to be a teacher. He talked about going back to school. He loved reading, and he wrote his own poetry."

Damour's mom, Marie Telismond, spent many years working as a housekeeper at the famed Pierre Hotel on Fifth Avenue before returning to her native Haiti.

She was flying in from Port-au-Prince last night to make arrangements to bury her son.

http://www.nypost.com/seven/11292008/news/regionalnews/victims_life_a_struggle_141388.htm

[Marysecretary]

I didn’t notice too many white folks in that crowd. What a tragedy for this man and his family. What are we becoming????

[Alberta's Child]

Very sad personal story, wasn't it?

Sure was. What a travesty.