Now, I'm not a fan of what WalMart does as a corporate entity, but this is unbelievable

[thewayne]

Glendale, Arizona, suberb of Phoenix. A 51 year old guy pulls into a WalMart parking lot, pulls out a gun and murders two employees gathering shopping carts, multiple gunshot wounds to both. Gets back into his car and drives off. Fortunately someone follows him, gets the license plate number, and he's arrested soon after.

http://wireservice.wired.com/wired/story.asp?section=Breaking&storyId=1079780&tw=wn_wire_story

It used to be that convenience and liquor store clerks were considered high-risk jobs. Add one to that list.

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[thewayne.livejournal.com]

According to NPR today, the guy was mental. So we'll see what becomes of it.

I wasn't serious about WalMart becoming a high-risk occupation, more akin to driving on the Ohio Turnpike before they caught that sniper.

Everything has risks, you just wouldn't associate driving on a turnpike or collecting grocery carts to be among them.