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A Florida man was charged with felony battery after he allegedly rammed his shopping cart into a fellow Walmart shopper who apparently had more items than allowed on the express line, ABC-7.com reported.
William Golladay, 77, from Punta Gorda, which is north of Fort Myers, got into a shouting match Saturday with the other shopper, identified in police reports as a 65-year-old in a motorized shopping cart, and allegedly went back to his own metal shopping cart and intentionally rammed the cart into the alleged victim, injuring the man's arm, the report said.
You're right, in some cases they don't enforce the checkout limit. However I have seen instances where the cashier has asked someone in line who's clearly got more than the max allowed items to move to another lane.Why do stores even bother with item number limits in their express lanes? Too many idiots who can't count use those lanes, and the limits aren't enforced.
Two full carts? I am very surprised that no one in line asked the cashier to intervene.I feel for him, I was in WM the other day in the expressline and bomqueesha and her brood of 5 pickaninnies was checking out two full carts in the express lane, then she had to pull out her 50 coupons and of course paid with the ebt, all while her brats were going ape shit. The cashier was prolly her sista or cuz, they looked related.
Really? I've never seen that, myself.You're right, in some cases they don't enforce the checkout limit. However I have seen instances where the cashier has asked someone in line who's clearly got more than the max allowed items to move to another lane.Why do stores even bother with item number limits in their express lanes? Too many idiots who can't count use those lanes, and the limits aren't enforced.
Why do stores even bother with item number limits in their express lanes? Too many idiots who can't count use those lanes, and the limits aren't enforced.
I feel for him, I was in WM the other day in the expressline and bomqueesha and her brood of 5 pickaninnies was checking out two full carts in the express lane, then she had to pull out her 50 coupons and of course paid with the ebt, all while her brats were going ape shit. The cashier was prolly her sista or cuz, they looked related.
I agree that he should be arrested for what he did. But charged with a felony?
Florida man allegedly rams shopping cart into Walmart customer abusing 'express lane' | Fox NewsA Florida man was charged with felony battery after he allegedly rammed his shopping cart into a fellow Walmart shopper who apparently had more items than allowed on the express line, ABC-7.com reported.
William Golladay, 77, from Punta Gorda, which is north of Fort Myers, got into a shouting match Saturday with the other shopper, identified in police reports as a 65-year-old in a motorized shopping cart, and allegedly went back to his own metal shopping cart and intentionally rammed the cart into the alleged victim, injuring the man's arm, the report said.
You're right, in some cases they don't enforce the checkout limit. However I have seen instances where the cashier has asked someone in line who's clearly got more than the max allowed items to move to another lane.Why do stores even bother with item number limits in their express lanes? Too many idiots who can't count use those lanes, and the limits aren't enforced.
I still don't know what that means.
Best to stay cool, calm and rational when shopping, no matter what...felony battery could see you tossed in prison? and involved in an expensive civil law suit.
A man should've mellowed by the time he reaches the age of 77...and not be getting trolley-rage angry.
That explains why I haven't seen it that often. I do know that some employees apparently ignore the rules and will point out to the customer when they exceed the checkout limit at the express lanes. I've seen it on occasion at Albertson's.You're right, in some cases they don't enforce the checkout limit. However I have seen instances where the cashier has asked someone in line who's clearly got more than the max allowed items to move to another lane.Why do stores even bother with item number limits in their express lanes? Too many idiots who can't count use those lanes, and the limits aren't enforced.
I was told in confidence by an off-duty Wal-Mart cashier that the employees are not allowed to point out the obvious in the 20-Items-or-Less lines, but the customers are.
