On September 23, 2015, Gary Stasiuk, approached the cashier’s counter at New Moon Grocery, which is located on 295 Grammatan Avenue in Mount Vernon. Stasiuk claims that he gave the cashier a twenty-dollar bill to pay for the only item he was purchasing, a Swanson microwavable chicken dinner. The cashier, David Eu, asserted that Stasiuk gave him a ten-dollar bill, and Eu gave Stasiuk change appropriate for a ten-dollar bill payment. Stasiuk said “Where’s the rest? I gave you a twenty-dollar bill!” Eu responded, “No, sir. You gave me a ten-dollar bill.” Stasiuk became enraged and yelled, “I gave you twenty bucks! Give me the correct change!” When Eu insisted that Stasiuk had given him a ten-dollar bill, Stasiuk yelled, “Don’t f--- with me, man! I’ve had it with people trying to screw me!” Stasiuk then swung his right arm and punched Eu on the left side of Eu’s face with a closed fist. Stasiuk then immediately left the grocery store. Eu’s daughter witnessed the event and followed Stasiuk out of the grocery store where she called to a nearby police officer, Officer William Podzus. Officer Podzus detained Stasiuk while he spoke with Eu, and after learning of the events of the incident, arrested Stasiuk for Assault in the Third Degree, pursuant to N.Y. Penal Law Section 120.00(1). In his report, Officer Podzus stated that at the time of the incident, the left side of Mr. Eu’s face showed bruising and swelling and that his daughter had brought him a bag of frozen peas to apply to
The job of a cashier involves operating the cash register, coordinating item returns, and answering telephone calls. Handling the cash register requires awareness of current discounts, since the prices and discounts of all items at Hobby Lobby are entered manually. Customer service makes up a large component of this occupation when helping customers locate desired merchandise or staff personnel and ensuring that the customers receive a friendly and efficient checkout. Other tasks included in this job such as organizing and restocking store shelves, returning merchandise to the appropriate location, and pricing items requires great attention to detail and a good memory.
“Brian Clark was instigating Patrick Raymond to fight him. About 5 minutes later, Brian told Patrick that he was using his phone to record Patrick on live Facebook. Patrick asked Brian to prove to him that he was recording him by showing him his phone and when Brian put his phone to Patrick’s face Patrick grabbed the phone to turn it off. Brian had earphones in his ear connected to his phone when Patrick grabbed it, causing him to fall out of his seat. Brian then stood up, walked up to Patrick and punched him in the face. Brian then began to choke Patrick before slamming him to the ground. As Patrick was on the ground covering his head, he received numerous punches to his face, ear, and also a kick to his upper chest before another student stepped in to break up the altercation. Patrick suffered bruises and swelling to his face as a result of the assault. Officer Tennyson was made aware of a video that displayed the assault that was placed on social media. The video displayed Brian using a chokehold on
The cashier stated that the couple had smelled like gas. She also asked them if they had been working on cars. The cashier stated that the couple did not answer the question, and they asked if they could have change for a $10. Robert then told the cashier to take all of the money out of the cash register. He pulled out a water bottle filled with gasoline and a lighter. He told the woman that if she did not give him the money, then he would light her on fire.
Exploitability- Since Grocery Checkout is the only online grocery destination in London, they can exploit the full potential of their resources. Grocery Checkout’s
On Sunday November 24, 2016 at approximately 16:02 hrs. Officer L Wilkerson and I Ofc. R. Holcomb were dispatched by dispatcher B Coleman to 304 Hopkins Drive in reference to a disturbance. Upon my arrival I made contact with Ms. Shawntavia Lucky (complainant) who stated that her son Mr. Jousha Lucky (victim) got into a physical altercation with two black males.
New York cops assault a retired black officer retired Nassau county new York corrections officer Ronald lanier crying at a press conference when he recalled the assault by two white officers who racially profiled him Lanier said the police attacked him November 30 in a supermarket he identified himself to them as a former law enforcement officer but they laughed proceeded to attack him the police department did not identify the two police officers a spokesperson told CBS that the cops were searching for black shoplifting suspect who fled into the supermarket.
On Wednesday, March 09, 2016 at approximately 7:30 p.m. Resident Assistant (RA) Jessica Estrada, Resident Assistant (RA) Christina Mbadie, Resident Assistant (RA) Phuong Phung, Resident Assistant (RA) Miki Sylva, Resident Assistant (RA) Keva Evans, Resident Director (RD) Krystol Myers, and Janneal Pennant were in the second floor lobby for their weekly active. Resident Kyle Palani Canacunga was passing by with a shopping cart. RD Krystol approached Kyle and kindly asked him if she could take the cart because they were now only allowed to be out during check in and check outs. Kyle then refused to comply and started raising his voice trying to convince RD Krystol that he would bring the cart back. RD Krystol explained to Kyle that the privilege for the carts had been lost due to people taking them and not bringing them back. Kyle then stated, “You know me, I am going to bring it back.” RD Kyrstol explained to him that it will not be fair for other residents if she allowed him to use the cart. Kyle then said, “This is bullshit, Krystol.” Then he walked away.
Five days before the shootings Harleman was arrested for allegedly punching Gessman in her face. Gessman received a protection order against Harleman. Even though Gessman took steps to remain safe, the protective order was not enough.
Lt. Oldaker was working secondary employment at Giant Eagle on Waterloo Rd. There is a Huntington Bank located inside the Giant Eagle. The bank manager summoned him over because she had a customer refusing to leave. The customer was trying to cash a check for $50,000. Lt. Oldaker wrote that he asked Mr. Alexander to leave and he refused, sating he wasn’t leaving until he got a written letter from the bank stating why they wouldn’t cash his check. Lt. Oldaker stated that they had a back and forth discussion where he was trying to get Mr. Alexander to voluntarily leave. Lt. Oldaker believed that Mr. Alexander might be under the influence of a drug due to scabs on his mouth, how animated he was and his speech was very excited. Eventually Mr. Alexander
When I went to 99 ranch market at Seattle with my family to do grocery shopping. It is an Asian grocery store, there is all Asian people who does their grocery shopping. I was observing most of the Asian people with different ages. As we know the Asian knows as soft spoke people. The whole store was full of Asian people, I was observing they don’t talk that much, they just mind their own business and they are not that social to each other. At this case them with different age, but still not that social to each other.
So i learned that the man was from Holtsville and worked in stony brook as a nurse, and that he was also into video games. so he mentioned that he plays a lot on his computer and so he was here to get a new laptop so thats when an man who looked like Fonzie if he aged 30 years and put on a little weight. The fake Fonzie started talking about how his son is always on his computer playing “league of legends” a game that you play online with friends or random people. Fake Fonzie reason for missing his thanksgiving dinner was because he wanted a computer for his kid so he wouldn't have to share his with his son and because it was a good deal. so I told them “no way everyones here for it”, so it got to the point when after 40 minutes the line doubled and a woman cut the line to ask a security guard “what are the chances you guys have the toshiba tv in stock’’ basically everybody on the line laughed the woman got slightly red and looked very embarrassed. after finally being able to go inside i went to the check out line and was able to get in and out in under 10 minutes because i really didn't want to be there for long so i wouldn't have to wait in a long check out
This experiment observed students and their activities in a food court. During the observations there were many groups of students not eating lunch just sitting around and talking. Several students were studying or engaging in other activities on their laptops mainly Youtube (the video sharing platform). One group stayed there for the duration of the observations discussing back and forth about their day. Many students would enter the food court, pick up food, and then proceed to sit down. Upon sitting down am majority of the students would pull out some form of entertainment such as a book, their ot cell phone, and engage with it. This engagement, a statistically significant number of times, would detract from the main purpose of the area
Please join me in congratulating Chris Ledezma, District 2 Coordinator, as he transitions back to the position of Assistant Store Manager in District 2.
S1 wants to return a pair of cleats without a store receipt. CW told S1 that she can’t return her shoes without a receipt. CW explained to S1 that if she provided him the credit card at the time of purchase, CW can look it up the receipt. S1 became irate and threw a shoe box and struck CW in the face. W-1 was with CW behind the counter during the incident. CW explained to Investigator Zhang that S1 could have bought the cleats somewhere
point of sale system. The POS system is a perpetual inventory counting method that electronically records items immediately upon their point of sale (Stevenson, 2015, pg. 552). In other words, as a cashier scans a customer 's groceries, each scanned item is automatically recorded in the system and deducted from the store’s inventory. Implementing a point of sale would benefit a business’s inventory management function in several ways. First, the POS system will provide managers with a continuous flow of updated information (Stevenson, 2015, pg. 552). As a result, the information will provide more accuracy when used for sales forecasts and analysis, which substantially affect inventory decisions. Continuously, this inventory system would also allow greater flexibility in the sense that it can be wirelessly linked to the main company’s inventory system, creating a network of the company’s inventory systems. The POS system is capable of tracking many operations at once and can be modified according to management’s needs (MacCarthy, n.d.). This flexibility would undoubtedly benefit a large company like Wegman’s with many store locations. Lastly, the system is able to help businesses maintain a high level of customer service. Because the system gives customers a receipt with the price and quantity of each item purchased, the customer is able to see exactly what he or she purchased. This practice