[mountn man]

If not for the employee carrying a weapon with a concealed carry license, the manager of the store says he might be telling a different story.

"I think concealed carry is a great opportunity for managers, workers, employees to protect themselves in these cases. And our employee did a great job to protect themselves and the other employee," said Neil Tadros, store manager.

Me thinks the employee will soon be an EX-employee and that T-Mobile will now have a company policy against anyone carrying in their stores

[TigerClaws]

Exactly.

The Didndu nuffin baby momma will sue.

[CurlyDave]

Me thinks the employee will soon be an EX-employee and that T-Mobile will now have a company policy against anyone carrying in their stores

It might be a franchise store, or something like a franchise. Unless the franchise agreement calls out a gun policy, it might be up to the individual store owner.

Of course T-Mobile could always terminate the franchise agreement, but that might not be such a great idea. Especially in this instance where the store owner can point to the incident as a real need for weapons in the store.