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Security guard says she got FIRED… because she hid in the bathroom while a drunk man beat up her coworker 😳 Was she wrong, or was the company wrong for firing her? She says the man stormed in yelling he'd beat everybody up, and her coworker was screaming "SECURITY!...

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Chris 🇺🇸⛳️ 的头像
Chris 🇺🇸⛳️10 天前

She’s not very good at security.

DocumentingLibs 的头像
DocumentingLibs10 天前

She did the complete opposite and seems to be perfectly OK with it. I don’t get it?

Chris 🇺🇸⛳️ 的头像
Chris 🇺🇸⛳️10 天前

The culture of zero accountability strikes again.

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Robbie Mouton10 天前

She so deserved to be fired!

DocumentingLibs 的头像
DocumentingLibs10 天前

Yep. She didn’t secure anything.

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Ruffonstuff10 天前

@FreedomHasWon Why hire a weak human for security? DEI. Arm yourself and depend on no one to save you, but you.

DocumentingLibs 的头像
DocumentingLibs10 天前

@FreedomHasWon It’s interesting. Security guards for the past 25 years have not been able to secure anything due to liability laws incorporate weakness.

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Elizabeth Grimshaw10 天前

She's a security guard and if she cant do her job she should be fired.

DocumentingLibs 的头像
DocumentingLibs10 天前

A notice as how Cavalier she is about it? Both her job responsibility and the fact that her coworker was assaulted?

🇺🇸 Neo From Cali 🇺🇸 的头像
🇺🇸 Neo From Cali 🇺🇸10 天前

She could have called 911 but she didn't even do that. That is probably why she got fired.

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blame the Dog10 天前

The company was wrong... for hiring a scared woman to be a security guard.

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Adina The Harpy10 天前

If she's not armed, then it's just security theater. That's not her fault, though.

Dogface Ponysoldier ✝️ 🇺🇸 🍊 的头像
Dogface Ponysoldier ✝️ 🇺🇸 🍊10 天前

She's "security". Do the damned job. She should be fired and Criminally prosecuted.

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Juan Diego10 天前

She had that coming

DocumentingLibs 的头像
DocumentingLibs10 天前

Getting fired? Yes.

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American Outlaw 🇺🇸10 天前

@end3of6days9 This infuriates me! She couldn’t care less.

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Prester John10 天前

Hiring a black woman for a security job? The company is stupid...

𝕎𝕠𝕝𝕗𝕜𝕚𝕟 的头像
𝕎𝕠𝕝𝕗𝕜𝕚𝕟10 天前

This is why you dont hire women for "security".....she wouldnt have gotten hired in the first place.

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LJINTHEUSA10 天前

On one hand she's not wrong. She's probably paid $12 an hour to ACT like a deterrent but has no obligation to engage? On the other hand, she accepted the position and should be trained to properly handle the situation. Did she call for help? Doesn't sound like it. Gross. Racism

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Joe Kher10 天前

@louisedbegin She's laughing. The security guard that was assaulted needs to personally sue her in civil court. She was hired to do a job and failed to do it! I don't want to hear about what they make because she chose to accept the job.

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ƤƖҲƖЄ10 天前

It is like aiding and abetting. 911 takes a second to call.

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CryptoHomer10 天前

I don't blame her... why the fuck would you risk your safety for some minimum wage bullshit security job. I'm not even gonna hate on her for dippin out like that. Was she supposed to get her ass beat too? Our society is so fucked up. Straight up Gothem city.

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Cactus Bob10 天前

She didn't do her job. She may not have been physically able to do it, but if not, she shouldn't have taken it. Of course she was fired.

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Bruce F 🚀10 天前

Security guard???? A very good bet she's a DEI hire... Looks like she couldn't protect anyone from a rabid mouse

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Troy10 天前

@mcucolo57 Your disgusting

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crazytrain10 天前

I was on her side until she made the hair comment. Many security guards are not expected to intervene. They are there only to “ observe and report”. Her flippant attitude, especially with that final remark, tell me she is unemployable no matter what the job.

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Kriss10 天前

If she isn’t gong to do the job, why even apply.

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Dawn Ward10 天前

Why does she find it funny? I mean ok you're a coward but you also have no empathy for this poor guy who got beat down. A true piece of shit on every level,glad she lost her job.

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Snark Tank10 天前

She deserved to get fired. The primary responsibility for a security guard is other people's security, not just your own. Who could trust her after that? However, what kind of vetting did the security company do?

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Thresa G10 天前

@BelannF WTF do they hire security for if not for security?! Firing her for dereliction of her duties is the right thing to do.

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Texas Dan ✝️🇺🇸💯10 天前

If you can’t do the job or won’t do the job for that pay, then don’t take the job. Pretty simple to me, but what do I know. I’m just an old white male Christian nationalist.

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Sarge9 天前

This shit is funny to her. She doesn’t deserve to work.

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No One Special10 天前

This has got to be a joke. OR this person is all around a WORTHLESS human being. Did not even call the police for assistance? I would want, as her employer. ALL the wages back from this awful person.

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Tamara Laub10 天前

The company was wrong for Hiring this idiot woman for security in the first place! ALL law enforcement and security should follow @SecWar standards! Women (most) are simply not fit for this work!

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Based Clem10 天前

It's the fucking JOB. Jesus Christ, what's wrong with people?!?!?!?

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Mary Tucker10 天前

Was she armed? If so her job was to get in front of that guy. If she wasn’t armed with at least a taser or tear gas launcher shame on management.

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Sofaman5210 天前

Shouldn’t be a security guard Period

King Kev 的头像
King Kev10 天前

DEI Hiring, ladies and gentlemen.

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Mattyferari9 天前

Who tf hired her to be security in the first place? Even if she were so inclined, which apparently she is not, who is she gonna stop? Honestly... there isn't a man on this earth who if determined enough isn't going to harm someone else or this chick on her watch smh just more absurdity from the DEI initiatives 😒

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NH3rd.13🇺🇲10 天前

Shiiiid I don't blame her she's not being paid enough for that at $17 an hour isn't enough to put your life on the line🤣🤣🤣 security unarmed is basically a greeter that checks I.Ds

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Pamela10 天前

Maybe call 911 ??

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