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RevDragonus :

dropped the charges?! thats completely BS.

Bob :

Both the manager and the employee should’ve been arrested and charged. The law supersede any corporate policy.

respectfullybooked :

I don’t give a damn, I’m opening the gate..I ain’t got time lol

Brittany 💜 :

Take her to jail!!!!

David Marten :

I guess the manager should go to jail.

Amanda Remelle :

You also have to let in vehicles from the utility companies

🌲r᥆ᑲіᥒ.іᥒ.𝗍һᥱ.𝗍rᥱᥱs🌲 :

The city/county needs to follow up with the HMO/owners and apply the same charges in court to get those policies changed, to avoid further difficulties. Would security stop the fire department or utility companies from entering? If not, then it was a deliberate interference and should be dealt with.

nesc584 :

gotta be Florida

William Solis :

That’s just stupid

user466139310 :

user6482109920646 :

LMAO

Big Jay K 17 :

Supervisor? 🤦🏼‍♂️

17mondo17 :

Suduku :

“Unexpected mercy”, means their supervisor told them to let them go cause they are wrong and it will open media issues.

Terry Andrews :

resistance was the wrong charge

inyourface99 :

jaywi6 :

The charge was completely bullshit. They obviously didn’t have the authority or it would’ve got upheld. That’s the problem here.

Brooklyn :

I’ve been a security for 20 years and we don’t stop police officers ambulance or court officers period

T 7 :

obstructing, or violently resisting or regular resisting or any type of resisting should be perfectly legal

Informednation69 :

arrest the employee and put out a warrant for her boss arrest too

James “Hoot” Gibson :

So you’re arresting her for following her employment policies. Weak.

Ice_killa :

BULL shit!!! 💩 dirty cops

dougkalonoski :

So what would she do if an ambulance came because someone is suffering a medical emergency?

drury1968 :

BS. Should have taken her to jail.

impalajay65 :

Hey man, how is she expected to maintain the 14,000 cal per day diet while handcuffed?