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Hy-Vee introducing armed security to their​

Hy-Vee to introduce armed security.(KCTV5)
By Shain Bergan
Published: Dec. 30, 2021 at 10:09 AM CST





KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - Hy-Vee is introducing armed security guards to stores across its eight-state region, including in the Kansas City area, the grocery chain announced this week.
The Hy-Vee Retail Security team will be “specially trained to defuse situations and equipped to protect the safety of both Hy-Vee customers and employees,” the company said in a statement. “The officers have been through designed by Hy-Vee retail security leaders alongside law enforcement partners.”
The company said it already has armed security in several stores and plans to implement the new plan in its other stores “in the near future.”
Hy-Vee released a video along with the announcement, showing a b-roll video of security wearing badges and guns while walking Hy-Vee’s aisles and interacting with customers.

Hy-Vee did not say whether there were any previous incidents or impetus that motivated the change.
“Hy-Vee has a strong history of doing anything for our customers, and these officers will be held to that same standard,” Hy-Vee’s
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Jeremy Gosch said in a statement. “These officers will help provide another layer of safety and security for our customers, and will work alongside our store employees to deliver the same helpful smiles and outstanding service everyone expects at their local store.”
The statement went on, “Hy-Vee is actively recruiting for officers to join the new Hy-Vee Retail Security team. Interested applicants can connect with the Retail Security team at RetailSecurity@hy-vee.com.”
Hy-Vee said it has 285 retail stores across eight Midwestern states that employ 93,000 people.
https://www.wibw.com/2021/12/30/hy-vee-introducing-armed-security-their-stores/
 
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Hy-Vee introducing armed security to their​

Hy-Vee to introduce armed security.(KCTV5)
By Shain Bergan
Published: Dec. 30, 2021 at 10:09 AM CST





KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - Hy-Vee is introducing armed security guards to stores across its eight-state region, including in the Kansas City area, the grocery chain announced this week.
The Hy-Vee Retail Security team will be “specially trained to defuse situations and equipped to protect the safety of both Hy-Vee customers and employees,” the company said in a statement. “The officers have been through designed by Hy-Vee retail security leaders alongside law enforcement partners.”
The company said it already has armed security in several stores and plans to implement the new plan in its other stores “in the near future.”
Hy-Vee released a video along with the announcement, showing a b-roll video of security wearing badges and guns while walking Hy-Vee’s aisles and interacting with customers.

Hy-Vee did not say whether there were any previous incidents or impetus that motivated the change.
“Hy-Vee has a strong history of doing anything for our customers, and these officers will be held to that same standard,” Hy-Vee’s View attachment 3324188 Jeremy Gosch said in a statement. “These officers will help provide another layer of safety and security for our customers, and will work alongside our store employees to deliver the same helpful smiles and outstanding service everyone expects at their local store.”
The statement went on, “Hy-Vee is actively recruiting for officers to join the new Hy-Vee Retail Security team. Interested applicants can connect with the Retail Security team at RetailSecurity@hy-vee.com.”
Hy-Vee said it has 285 retail stores across eight Midwestern states that employ 93,000 people.
https://www.wibw.com/2021/12/30/hy-vee-introducing-armed-security-their-stores/
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That_Guy said:
There's Warren v. District of Columbia.

TL, DR: The cop's job is to help someone, sometime. You? They can just say "Yeah, sure, We'll get to it." And then fuck off to the donut shop or whatever. No guarantee they have to help anyone in particular, Just people in general*

*Exceptions for some specific stuff, But mostly you're on your own no matter what the say they're going to do.
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It is an even worse two way street in that police officers are under no obligation to be truthful or helpful but citizens can be arrested for the state and federal "crimes" of lying to police officers and not aiding police officers.

A battalion of trained, armored, rifle-toting AUTHORITY MEN can stand around in the parking lot fiddling with equipment and scratching their balls when a shooting is happening and say, word for word, "we didn't go in because we were afraid of being shot" and that's not illegal but untrained, unarmed civilians refusing to aid these people is a crime.

 
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Vyse Inglebard said:
How much you wanna bet that the hate crimes committed by a....certain segment of the population will never be brought up?
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Aidan said:
KPOP groups know all about #AsianHate
How about he invites some fucking Americans if he's going to invite anyone?
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By the way, we never got the list of predominantly Asian victims who were shot in the Brooklyn subway. I guess that is because none of them died.
 
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Speaking of gun control shit and the idiocy of its advocates...
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Yes. These people are that fucking retarded.
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First I like how both the whole bullet and shotgun shell are coming out the barrel lmao

Second I guess there is no actual instances of people diving in front a would-be victim and being the one that got shot.
 
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NyQuilninja said:

Hy-Vee introducing armed security to their​

Hy-Vee to introduce armed security.(KCTV5)
By Shain Bergan
Published: Dec. 30, 2021 at 10:09 AM CST





KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - Hy-Vee is introducing armed security guards to stores across its eight-state region, including in the Kansas City area, the grocery chain announced this week.
The Hy-Vee Retail Security team will be “specially trained to defuse situations and equipped to protect the safety of both Hy-Vee customers and employees,” the company said in a statement. “The officers have been through designed by Hy-Vee retail security leaders alongside law enforcement partners.”
The company said it already has armed security in several stores and plans to implement the new plan in its other stores “in the near future.”
Hy-Vee released a video along with the announcement, showing a b-roll video of security wearing badges and guns while walking Hy-Vee’s aisles and interacting with customers.

Hy-Vee did not say whether there were any previous incidents or impetus that motivated the change.
“Hy-Vee has a strong history of doing anything for our customers, and these officers will be held to that same standard,” Hy-Vee’s View attachment 3324188 Jeremy Gosch said in a statement. “These officers will help provide another layer of safety and security for our customers, and will work alongside our store employees to deliver the same helpful smiles and outstanding service everyone expects at their local store.”
The statement went on, “Hy-Vee is actively recruiting for officers to join the new Hy-Vee Retail Security team. Interested applicants can connect with the Retail Security team at RetailSecurity@hy-vee.com.”
Hy-Vee said it has 285 retail stores across eight Midwestern states that employ 93,000 people.
https://www.wibw.com/2021/12/30/hy-vee-introducing-armed-security-their-stores/
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Boy, howdy, nothing, and I mean NOTHING, screams "This neighborhood has gone to complete and utter nigger shit (Thanxx, democrat voters)!!" like security at a neighborhood store, supermarket, or any other business that never had them before.

Got this in my abject shithole of a city with a typical DIPSHITocrat mayor with DIPSHITocrat local leaders. Screams nigger containment unit like none other.
As soon as that happened, guess what?
De sto' almost instantly got filthier, trashier, with trashy ass customers, and had almost no variety like the same chain did back when it had a different name with completely different owners.


Ever read about Ford City Mall? Excellent example of what I'm saying here. Look at Yelp. Some say Ford City once was pretty damn nice. Had all the good stores with a couple good anchors.
Then white race traitor pieces of shit decided somehow the goddamn shopping mall was suddenly a UN/NATO human right for niggers.
The good stores left.
Shit tier arabic knockoff stores and shit tier ghetto chains moved in.
The selections at these stores were a mere fraction of what comperable stores at other malls stocked.
With even LESS of the less selections.

And the same damn shit happened with that poor old supermarket in my city. Because Nigs simply had to Nog, and Jeremy simply had to Kyle, and Jerry simply had to Springer unchecked less we look rayciss, that store turned into a filthy large version of a South Side bodega just without the bars in the windows.

So when are we finally going to be sick and tired of being sick and tired??
 
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AGreatDipAtAFairPrice said:
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Chuck Schumer just said there likely isn't going to be any federal level gun restrictions or bans passed by Congress so people should go vote for Democrats who will then do something about guns when they win the midterms. LOL.
"The president and congress really should do something about all this gun crime, its completely out of control!"-President of the United States and the Senate Majority Leader.
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Schumer knows that pushing anti-gun legislation will boost Republican turnout, so he won't do that. Instead, he holds out the carrot of future anti-gun legislation in a desperate bid to court Democratic votes.
 
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