Shadow Ops Weaponry

[Dave_L]

Bummer all the way around. Sounded like the shop was on the mend, too.

[BPTactical]

Bummer all the way around. Sounded like the shop was on the mend, too.

Sounds about like mending the Titanic....

[Irving]

If there isn't an ancient proverb about the heat of the Phoenix rebirth fire being the same flame that burns bridges behind it, then there should be.

[RCCrawler]

Something seems weird, if they were going to close the doors, fine that is their prerogative, why'd they need to show a police presence.

[Duman]

Something seems weird, if they were going to close the doors, fine that is their prerogative, why'd they need to show a police presence.

To keep people from stuffing their pockets with receivers, cans, and anything else that is not bolted down

[theGinsue]

Something seems weird, if they were going to close the doors, fine that is their prerogative, why'd they need to show a police presence.

Same reason we use our security personnel to escort out individuals who've been fired - to ensure they only take personal possessions and no company owned property and to ensure no vandalism/sabotage occurs to company property. People can be unpredictable when they suddenly find they're out of a job.

[brutal]

It can also help protect the employee against unfounded charges.

[RCCrawler]

It's also what a shady ass company does instead of just sitting down with the employees and discussing the situation like men.

[BPTactical]

It's also what a shady ass company does instead of just sitting down with the employees and discussing the situation like men.

That takes integrity.

[Wulf202]

Rc you haven't been in management long enough then.