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Assault at ''No Guns'' UDF

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Published on Wednesday, 30 November -0001 00:00
Written by Jeff Garvas

Criminals are feeling quite comfortable these days at UDF stores throughout Ohio. Could it be that these people have no fear of resistance due to the fact that UDF chooses to be a Criminal Protection Zone by posting discriminatory No Guns signs?

Director of Security for UDF, John W. Osborne doesn't seem to think there is a problem.

"We are sorry if UDF lost your business! The Shareholders and Senior Management felt the SAFEST policy for Customer and Employees would be to post our stores for No Concealed Carry. Personally, as a 34 year police veteran, I agree with the decision!" - John W. Osborne, Director of Security, United Dairy Farmers

Perhaps if Mr. Osborne and his employer were held liable for rendering their employees and customers defenseless he would be singing a different tune.

Case # 050530430
Title: Assault
Location: 900 N High St
City: Columbus; Zone 4
Precinct 1; District 10 Occurred 6/21/2005 4:58:00 AM

BusinessName
UNITED DAIRY FARMERS

Report Narrative
R/P STATED ON DATE AND TIME LISTED SUSPECT 1 ENTERED LISTED LOCATION AND BOUGHT A 2 LITER BOTTLE OF POP AND THEN STOOD IN THE STORE. R/P STATED AN UNKNOWN FEMALE ENTERED THE STORE AND THE SUSPECT STARTED MAKING CRUDE COMMENTS TO HER. R/P STATED HE TOLD SUSPECT TO LEAVE THE STORE AND HE BECAME ENRAGED AND SPIT ON THE FEMALE AND KNOCKED THE STORE'S REGISTER,MONEY ORDER MACHINE,PRINTER,SCANNER AND A CANDY DISPLAY CASE TO THE FLOOR. R/P STATED THE SUSPECT THEN THREW A 8 PACK OF WATER AT THE R/P AND STRUCK HIM.

United Dairy Farmers
Robert Lindner Jr., President
3955 Montgomery Rd.
Cincinnati,Ohio 45212
www.udfinc.com

Phone: 1-800-833-9911
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