Good Samaritan fired, then suspended after workplace shooting

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Good Samaritan fired, then suspended after workplace shooting

Steven Strange won't have to spend anymore time filing for unemployment. He'll just be away from Central Moloney for three days instead of forever.

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T2gunner - 7/26/2012 7:58 PM

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Steve Strange is a Christian hero. Knowing God, he wasn't afraid. His thoughts were to help others trapped inside or hurt. The NRA should be recruiting Steve for their advertising and true event storyline. Steve's company should promote him not Punish him. Leadership is something every supervisor or manager claims to have; Steve showed this company his leadership. Let's see if the owners recognize what they have.

ladyofthehill - 7/26/2012 6:54 PM

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I worked for 25 years for a mega company these high up on the totem pole don't know split beans from coffee.They don't even know how to communicate with the average employee.So i am proud of what this man did i hope i would do the same.

laverdad - 7/26/2012 11:14 AM

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I hope those three days off are paid. Commendable actions were taken by this man to prevent further lives lost.

wpsark - 7/26/2012 9:48 AM

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Give that man a medal and a raise..He might have saved other's lives..

bat102 - 7/26/2012 8:08 AM

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Wonder where the one that fired him was,bet he was running out the door worring nothing about the ones inside,just his butt,this man needs a raise not 3 days off,sounds like this company is run by a bunch of nuts,shame on you all.

oldschool - 7/26/2012 7:47 AM

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Mr. Strange I commend you for what you did. You made sure the situation did not get out of hand.

itsjustme - 7/26/2012 7:41 AM

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The way I see it, Strange had the intentions of not letting this turn into a worse situation. He was doing something that a lot of people would not have had the backbone to do.

Butch54 - 7/26/2012 6:34 AM

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The gun haters need to just get over it. If you want one you should have it.

snapper2u - 7/26/2012 6:08 AM

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I AM PROUD SOMEONE HAD THE NERVE TO GO GET THE GUN. THE COMPANY HE WORKS FOR STUCK ON STUPID

citizenkane - 7/26/2012 12:27 AM

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There is no way that a law abiding citizen took a weapon and used it to stop a crime, according to the gun haters all people that have weapons are crowd killers and vile people, Mr strange I would like to give kudos to you for what you did, as far as you company I would quit them today because they damn sure have no concern for you or there employees. After what just happend in Colorado they should give you a week off, paid. Its morons like you boss, why people can come into you place of bussiness and do that because they know they will be unoppossed. Why can't the world see and understand this concept

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