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Shes suing them for their actions, get a clue.Why does this whiny bitch have to sue? No one forces her to shop at Wal-Mart, she just shouldn't shop there anymore and let the free market punish Wal-Mart. Instead she goes to suck a trial lawyers cock so he can shake down Wal-Mart - who has created 1.3 million jobs. Wal-Mart will just pass on the cost of the suit to consumers and then you and I will wind up paying more. How can this bitch be so selfish?
OH SHIT - my bad - I thought I was a TEA BAGGER CONSERVATIVE for a second.
She just wants them to pay for her vacation and her boob job. You and I know both know those trial lawyers are going to make the job creating wal-mart pay out the nose even though wal-mart can't possibly be responsible for the actions of all 1.3 million of its employees. This will destroy jobs and part of 'merica with it. She and you and all of you trial lawyer loving sue happies have no clue.
OH SHIT - my bad - I thought I was a TEA BAGGER CONSERVATIVE for a second.
Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but what I would like to know is why she is just now suing them when this all was done to her almost two years ago. What has taken her so long to sue the place?
God bless you and her always!!!
Holly
P.S. This may not be a one million dollar lawsuit or more, but to me, she should get more than just what they destroyed of hers. If it were me in the lady's position, I would happy enough with just a couple of thousands which of course is pocket change for such a place to give to anyone.
They were probably in some kind of settlement talks for two years and had the file the lawsuit to comply with the statute of limitations.
I have had similar things happen to me several times, for as little at ten dollars at McDonalds. Each time I wrote to the company, explained what happened, who the clerk was and which store and promptly got my money back.
Clerks will say the money is counterfeit, keep the bill, pocket it, and the consumer is out the money left thinking they could be somehow prosecuted for passing counterfeit bills when it is all a scam by the cashier.
A special dollar pen won't help. It is quite easy to swipe the pen, STILL claim that the bill is counterfeit and keep the money.
The bills I've been scammed about have always been small, nothing over $20.00. If it was $100.00, I would tell the clerk to secure the bill, for further investigation, ask for a written receipt, then go to the police. This is becoming such a common scam that police all over the country are aware of it. It is, really, a form of embezzlement.
Yes you read it right they destroyed her 100 dollar bills and held her against her will.
Raquel Erhard Fourth Estate Cooperative Contributor
Texas, United States (4E) A Texas resident is suing Wal-Mart after its employees ripped up her $100 bills and detaining her without cause for hours despite getting a validation that the money is real.
Julia Garcia said that she was publicly humiliated during the late-night December 2010 Christmas shopping incident at the San Antonio Wal-Mart.
The court document acquired by the Court House News stated that it was around 2 a.m. when Garcia approached the cashier to pay cash for her $150 worth of purchases. She handed over a $100 bill and a $50 bill. The cashier started inspecting the $100 bill, had a short discussion about the bill with a nearby cashier, and declared the complainants money as fake.
Wal-Mart sued for ripping up Texas womans $100 bills | GantDaily.com
She should be awarded more than just her money back. a couple of million.Yes you read it right they destroyed her 100 dollar bills and held her against her will.
Raquel Erhard Fourth Estate Cooperative Contributor
Texas, United States (4E) A Texas resident is suing Wal-Mart after its employees ripped up her $100 bills and detaining her without cause for hours despite getting a validation that the money is real.
Julia Garcia said that she was publicly humiliated during the late-night December 2010 Christmas shopping incident at the San Antonio Wal-Mart.
The court document acquired by the Court House News stated that it was around 2 a.m. when Garcia approached the cashier to pay cash for her $150 worth of purchases. She handed over a $100 bill and a $50 bill. The cashier started inspecting the $100 bill, had a short discussion about the bill with a nearby cashier, and declared the complainants money as fake.
Wal-Mart sued for ripping up Texas womans $100 bills | GantDaily.com
I dont usually like the whole "humiliation" thing, however both the cashier and the manager should have been criminally booked for destruction of property, and wal-mart should at a minimum give her the money back.
She should be awarded more than just her money back. a couple of million.I dont usually like the whole "humiliation" thing, however both the cashier and the manager should have been criminally booked for destruction of property, and wal-mart should at a minimum give her the money back.
How about instead, the clerk and the manager go to jail?
Yes you read it right they destroyed her 100 dollar bills and held her against her will.
Raquel Erhard Fourth Estate Cooperative Contributor
Texas, United States (4E) A Texas resident is suing Wal-Mart after its employees ripped up her $100 bills and detaining her without cause for hours despite getting a validation that the money is real.
Julia Garcia said that she was publicly humiliated during the late-night December 2010 Christmas shopping incident at the San Antonio Wal-Mart.
The court document acquired by the Court House News stated that it was around 2 a.m. when Garcia approached the cashier to pay cash for her $150 worth of purchases. She handed over a $100 bill and a $50 bill. The cashier started inspecting the $100 bill, had a short discussion about the bill with a nearby cashier, and declared the complainants money as fake.
Wal-Mart sued for ripping up Texas womans $100 bills | GantDaily.com
You gotta wonder what she did to piss off the local walmart.....
A special dollar pen won't help. It is quite easy to swipe the pen, STILL claim that the bill is counterfeit and keep the money.
The bills I've been scammed about have always been small, nothing over $20.00. If it was $100.00, I would tell the clerk to secure the bill, for further investigation, ask for a written receipt, then go to the police. This is becoming such a common scam that police all over the country are aware of it. It is, really, a form of embezzlement.
Not going to happen the police will be involved one way or the other, before I walk out the store door.
Maybe she works second shift and just got off work. Does it matter?What was she doing in walmart with her kids at 1:30 in the morning? Who really takes their children shopping at that time, the kids should have been in bed.
Why did it take her two years to file this complaint?
Things don't add up here, about this story.
Actual file from the Texas court
http://www.courthousenews.com/2012/09/13/WalMart.pdf
That is what I would do and if the person in charge of the store refused to call them, I would.Demand the police be called.
Yes you read it right they destroyed her 100 dollar bills and held her against her will.
Raquel Erhard Fourth Estate Cooperative Contributor
Texas, United States (4E) A Texas resident is suing Wal-Mart after its employees ripped up her $100 bills and detaining her without cause for hours despite getting a validation that the money is real.
Julia Garcia said that she was publicly humiliated during the late-night December 2010 Christmas shopping incident at the San Antonio Wal-Mart.
The court document acquired by the Court House News stated that it was around 2 a.m. when Garcia approached the cashier to pay cash for her $150 worth of purchases. She handed over a $100 bill and a $50 bill. The cashier started inspecting the $100 bill, had a short discussion about the bill with a nearby cashier, and declared the complainants money as fake.
Wal-Mart sued for ripping up Texas womans $100 bills | GantDaily.com
She should be awarded more than just her money back. a couple of million.Yes you read it right they destroyed her 100 dollar bills and held her against her will.
Raquel Erhard Fourth Estate Cooperative Contributor
Texas, United States (4E) A Texas resident is suing Wal-Mart after its employees ripped up her $100 bills and detaining her without cause for hours despite getting a validation that the money is real.
Julia Garcia said that she was publicly humiliated during the late-night December 2010 Christmas shopping incident at the San Antonio Wal-Mart.
The court document acquired by the Court House News stated that it was around 2 a.m. when Garcia approached the cashier to pay cash for her $150 worth of purchases. She handed over a $100 bill and a $50 bill. The cashier started inspecting the $100 bill, had a short discussion about the bill with a nearby cashier, and declared the complainants money as fake.
Wal-Mart sued for ripping up Texas womans $100 bills | GantDaily.com
I dont usually like the whole "humiliation" thing, however both the cashier and the manager should have been criminally booked for destruction of property, and wal-mart should at a minimum give her the money back.
What was she doing in walmart with her kids at 1:30 in the morning? Who really takes their children shopping at that time, the kids should have been in bed.
Why did it take her two years to file this complaint?
Things don't add up here, about this story.
Actual file from the Texas court
http://www.courthousenews.com/2012/09/13/WalMart.pdf
She is not going to get a million for being detained. I don't care how humiliate she was, she doesn't deserve anything more than a refund and some compensation, not to exceed, say, ten thousand.
She is not going to get a million for being detained. I don't care how humiliate she was, she doesn't deserve anything more than a refund and some compensation, not to exceed, say, ten thousand.
false imprisonment is a serious crime.....i would expect much more than 10 k
she was held against her will for 3 hours....she should have left...period.....
they accused her of a crime without reason......
