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Tesco workers offered body cameras as violent attacks against employees soar
(www.independent.co.uk)
this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2023
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These are criminal acts right? Why are they even being escalated through management, shouldn't they just go to the police directly?
Manager here's a copy of the police report for what happened last night, when I was assaulted while stocking shelves. Doesn't really give them any wiggle room
My thought exactly. Date and time. Report to police. Police obtain video of criminal. Court time ensues.