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Just got this in my inbox, it is from "thisistrue.com", a great little subscription for those interested in just how whacked-out some people are....
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COMPETITIVE SHOPPING -- HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION: The "Black Friday" start to
the holiday shopping season got off to a bang as shoppers tried to be
first to get limited merchandise at the Walmart store in the Porter
Ranch section of Los Angeles, Calif. Just after it opened its doors,
about 100 people streamed in to vie for video games. "People started
screaming, pulling and pushing each other," one witness said, "and then
the whole area filled up with pepper spray." Apparently, one woman used
the spray to push back other shoppers, and then moved to "gain
preferred access to a variety of locations in the store," said Los
Angeles Fire Dept. Capt. James Carson; fire paramedics were called in
to render first aid to at least 20 victims of her spray. "She was
competitive shopping," Carson said. The woman later turned herself in
to police, who have declined to identify her as they research what
charges might be filed against her. (RC/Los Angeles Times) ...Her
trainer at U.C. Davis, meanwhile, says he is "very proud of her."
Quote:
COMPETITIVE SHOPPING -- HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION: The "Black Friday" start to
the holiday shopping season got off to a bang as shoppers tried to be
first to get limited merchandise at the Walmart store in the Porter
Ranch section of Los Angeles, Calif. Just after it opened its doors,
about 100 people streamed in to vie for video games. "People started
screaming, pulling and pushing each other," one witness said, "and then
the whole area filled up with pepper spray." Apparently, one woman used
the spray to push back other shoppers, and then moved to "gain
preferred access to a variety of locations in the store," said Los
Angeles Fire Dept. Capt. James Carson; fire paramedics were called in
to render first aid to at least 20 victims of her spray. "She was
competitive shopping," Carson said. The woman later turned herself in
to police, who have declined to identify her as they research what
charges might be filed against her. (RC/Los Angeles Times) ...Her
trainer at U.C. Davis, meanwhile, says he is "very proud of her."