[Bloody Sam Roberts]

The same thing happened at a Cumberland Farms convenience store in NH a few years back.

The manager shot a fleeing armed suspect. Perp was picked up next day. Cumberland Farms fired the manager for violating company policy. He was hired the next day by a competitor's convenience store. They said, "We like having employees who are will to stand up for what's right and themselves."

Nice.

[1rudeboy]

Reading the full article most times is a bonus. For those that cannot:

Elliott, who has worked at Kroger for six years, thanked the company for its support in the aftermath of the shooting and for being "genuinely concerned about my well-being." He said the company offered to keep him on, but he said he wants a fresh start.