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http://www.indyposted.com/151676/den...rd-46-million/
i dont understand how dennys could be held responsible in this incident!
i dont understand how dennys could be held responsible in this incident!
http://www.indyposted.com/151676/den...rd-46-million/
i dont understand how dennys could be held responsible in this incident!
"Denny's knew about the problems and should have proactively increased security to protect patrons."
With this judgement could we now start seeing "No Guns Allowed" signs on the doors?
Isn't that a typical Insurance Company reaction?
I wouldn't doubt it. Everyone knows such signs deflect bullets, right!?
Its all so much legal posturing.
What I would like to know, and didn’t see anything about in any of the articles, is exactly how long this guy was gone before he came back with the gun, and why, if he had already committed a crime, didn’t anyone call police to report him?
Denny's needs to install metal detectors and K-9 teams at all their locations.
Also all patrons should be required to submit to full body cavity checks as a condition of entry. If Denny's cared about safety, they would take these minor steps to protect their customers from events like this. The fact that they do not do this proves that they are completely responsible for this indecent.
I mean come on, they didn't even bother to put up a "No Murder Allowed" sign at the door, this is a clear indication that they advocate murder and are responsible for it. Their corporate greed told them that the $1.25 cost of a sign was too much, and because of that greed, lives have been destroyed.
(I really shouldn't have to say this but, the above comments are meant in jest)
article said:According to the lawsuit, employees at the restaurant and the company’s security director had urged officials at the chain’s Spartanburg, S.C. headquarters to take steps to make the property safer at night after a string of other incidents
Metal Detectors and a free body cavity search -- that's what I call the Grand Slam breakfast.