Doing job interviews has opened my eyes in a big way between military and civlian court punishments. In the military many offenses which are just a slap on the wrist in the civilian sector, can receive confinement and discharge, such as petty theft as shoplifting, or DUI. A female soldier here was just charged with shoplifting a .99 lipstick, unreal.
Had one guy come in for an interview, he had 7 pages of charges -most of which he he was found guilty of, which included; numerous charges of larceny, burglaries, stealing cars, fraud, drug posession charges, assaults, stalking, threats. I would of thought he served some time as he's a career criminal, but there was no incarceration listed. I asked him about it and he told me he's been on probation for over 10 years. Then he explained to me the reason he needed a good job was so he wouldn't have to commit crimes to survive.
Had a husband and wife come in, ran their reports and both had 5 pages of the exact same criminal charges. (Numerous Larcenies, drug charges, Unemployment Compensation fraud, Welfare fraud. etc., which covered over 5 years) I thought it was some kind of mistake. They told me that they did all the crimes together like Bonnie and Clyde. lol. Neither one of them had served any jail time, only probation.
Funniest interview was an applicant dropping his bag of weed after the interview.
I had to confiscate this bag to ensure no one else used it.
I do believe people deserve a second chance. And for a lot of them having the Felony label, marks them forever from getting a lot of good jobs. But for the convicted Child molesters, Fk them. I've had some of these nuts tell me that they can't help it that they prefer young kids over adult woman. No mercy for these fks.
Had one guy come in for an interview, he had 7 pages of charges -most of which he he was found guilty of, which included; numerous charges of larceny, burglaries, stealing cars, fraud, drug posession charges, assaults, stalking, threats. I would of thought he served some time as he's a career criminal, but there was no incarceration listed. I asked him about it and he told me he's been on probation for over 10 years. Then he explained to me the reason he needed a good job was so he wouldn't have to commit crimes to survive.
Had a husband and wife come in, ran their reports and both had 5 pages of the exact same criminal charges. (Numerous Larcenies, drug charges, Unemployment Compensation fraud, Welfare fraud. etc., which covered over 5 years) I thought it was some kind of mistake. They told me that they did all the crimes together like Bonnie and Clyde. lol. Neither one of them had served any jail time, only probation.
Funniest interview was an applicant dropping his bag of weed after the interview.
I had to confiscate this bag to ensure no one else used it.
I do believe people deserve a second chance. And for a lot of them having the Felony label, marks them forever from getting a lot of good jobs. But for the convicted Child molesters, Fk them. I've had some of these nuts tell me that they can't help it that they prefer young kids over adult woman. No mercy for these fks.
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Walmart greeter, 83, robbed his own store after holding gun to co-worker's head
Tuesday, Mar 08 2011
Walmart greeter, 83, robbed his own store after holding gun to co-worker's head
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 11:03 PM on 7th March 2011
Walmart greeters are expected to be a 'welcoming experience' for store customers, but it seems that was not the case at one store in North Carolina.
George Plane Junior, 83, robbed cash from another employee’s till after finishing his shift and going back into the garden centre with a gun, police said.
He allegedly put the gun to a fellow employee’s head and demanded they open a cash register before firing a shot in the air as he left with the money.
Led away: Walmart greeter George Plane Junior, 83, was arrested for allegedly holding a gun up to another employee and robbing cash from the store
When Plane finished his greeter shift in a Statesville store on Sunday evening, he went to his car to put on a disguise and walked back inside with a gun, police said.
Police responded to the scene and later arrested Plane, of Mooresville, after witnesses pointed them in the direction of his alleged car, reported WBTV.
One saw Plane leave the store and drove off following him, telling responding officers where he fled to, police said.
The car was found nearby and he allegedly surrendered after a brief stand off.
The money was returned to the Walmart store and Plane is being held in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $75,000 bond, police said.
He will appear in court next week on charges of armed robbery and discharging a firearm inside the city limits.
Drove off: Plane allegedly left the Walmart store in Statesville, North Carolina, and another witness followed him, telling responding officers where he fled to
Statesville Police Captain T.C. Souther told WCNC-TV he was surprised to learn Plane's age and said: ‘He appeared to be in good shape.’
Walmart greeters were launched by company founder Sam Walton after a staff member said they would help reduce shoplifting and improve customer experience.
Many are retired and elderly people, who also often help with other tasks such as ensuring the shopping trolleys are lined up ready and their surrounding area is clean.
A Walmart greeter was attacked in Ceres, California, in 2009, after he asked a couple, who were allegedly shoplifting, if he could see their receipt for a flat-screen television.
Tuesday, Mar 08 2011
Walmart greeter, 83, robbed his own store after holding gun to co-worker's head
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 11:03 PM on 7th March 2011
Walmart greeters are expected to be a 'welcoming experience' for store customers, but it seems that was not the case at one store in North Carolina.
George Plane Junior, 83, robbed cash from another employee’s till after finishing his shift and going back into the garden centre with a gun, police said.
He allegedly put the gun to a fellow employee’s head and demanded they open a cash register before firing a shot in the air as he left with the money.
When Plane finished his greeter shift in a Statesville store on Sunday evening, he went to his car to put on a disguise and walked back inside with a gun, police said.
Police responded to the scene and later arrested Plane, of Mooresville, after witnesses pointed them in the direction of his alleged car, reported WBTV.
One saw Plane leave the store and drove off following him, telling responding officers where he fled to, police said.
The car was found nearby and he allegedly surrendered after a brief stand off.
The money was returned to the Walmart store and Plane is being held in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $75,000 bond, police said.
He will appear in court next week on charges of armed robbery and discharging a firearm inside the city limits.
Statesville Police Captain T.C. Souther told WCNC-TV he was surprised to learn Plane's age and said: ‘He appeared to be in good shape.’
Walmart greeters were launched by company founder Sam Walton after a staff member said they would help reduce shoplifting and improve customer experience.
Many are retired and elderly people, who also often help with other tasks such as ensuring the shopping trolleys are lined up ready and their surrounding area is clean.
A Walmart greeter was attacked in Ceres, California, in 2009, after he asked a couple, who were allegedly shoplifting, if he could see their receipt for a flat-screen television.
There is definitely some shady crap going on with people taking advantage of Wal-Mart's generous return policy. There is always a line of people returning crap. More often than not, there are sketchy looking people with a shopping cart full of a bunch of smaller items to return. I've heard it is people shoplifting/returning the same items.
FREMONT, OH (CNN) – Shoppers at an Ohio Walmart received something extra with their bargains this week when a man distributed photos of himself in women’s clothing. Police said he distributed pictures of himself in and around the store. “He mentioned once he leaves work, he changes into women’s clothing and drives home dressed as a woman,” Det. Jason Kiddey said. Police said Rodney Kunkel’s routine turned criminal at least twice this week after leaving his job. Kunkel printed 58 copies of a picture wearing only nylons, high heels and a pink T-shirt that went down to his navel. Police said he put the photos on at least six cars at Walmart and three more in the cosmetics department. “I think he’s a pervert,” said shopper Tom Lamb. “I just got back from Mardi Gras and you don’t see that down there.” Kunkel has been convicted on at least eight other public indecencies. In 2004, he was standing next to his bicycle naked, exposing his genitals and gazing at a mother and her 19-year-old daughter at their apartment complex. “Just for shock value, possibly even self gratification,” Kiddey said. Kunkel could face up to two years in jail.
