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Re: Handling thieves


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Posted by Billy NY on April 13, 2012 at 12:15:50 from (67.248.100.3):

In Reply to: Re: Handling thieves posted by Nancy Howell on April 13, 2012 at 07:26:31:

That is one thing I've always had a hardline stance against, well that and theft. I will never know why some women tolerate a physically violent significant other, but they do.

Years back while working in the construction industry, in our office, there was a woman in accounting, that came in with 2 black eyes, said a car accident, air bag went off. Okay, soon there after, it happens again. Now the partners in the company were alarmed, very concerned and let her know of their support in anything she needed to get out of this situation. She was a very nice person, co-worker, with a pleasant personality, attractive and had a son from a previous marriage whom was also dealing with this. She says she loves the man whom is abusing her, just can't end it, and this is what gets me, a person will stay committed to such abuse. It kept going on. Seeing this womans battered face started to become disturbing, everyday after being in the field dealing with the ironworkers I would come to the office to do my work, just could not concentrate knowing what was going on, yet you can't do a darned thing. I marched into the office, told the partners, if the offending jerk ever steps foot into this office, (as he would pick her up sometimes) law or no law, I'll take care of it, just like I take care of any other business at hand, I used to have a way about me, could care less who I told what, owner/CEO does not matter, still like that today, he also knew I would get it done, just like the work I did. I used to handle and deal with jerks in the business for them, this guy was not going to be any different.

Don't you know, she finally ended up getting some help and out of that situation, I left the company around that time, but it sure was good to know that she was no longer being violently abused.

Personally, I cannot believe the things I see in the news today, what people do to one another is hard to believe, most of the time over nothing. I always said whats the point of arguing and fighting, when in a 1/2 hour you won't remember what you're fighting over LOL!


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