@crmnallyobsessed: An Oklahoma woman's life-or-death decision got her fired from her job as an overnight clerk at a 7-Eleven, raising big questions about employee safety and corporate responsibility. Stephanie Dilyard, 25, had been the overnight clerk at a 7-Eleven in Oklahoma City for two years. On November 13, police say she used her personal gun to shoot a customer who allegedly tried to strangle her when she refused his counterfeit $100 bill. Dilyard was within her rights and legally protected under Oklahoma’s self-defense laws. However, 7-Eleven says she violated company policy and fired her. The case is igniting a national debate: should workers’ right to defend themselves outweigh corporate gun-free policies? “Between my job and my life, I’ll always choose life. I have kids depending on me," Dilyard said. #workplace #truecrime

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Sunday 23 November 2025 23:45:18 GMT