Anonymous dumb bitch is mad her attack d(...) 05/16/24(Thu)07:32:47 No. 1295506 https://apnews.com/article/angie-harmon-dog-shot-lawsuit-75ef65e2ebcd857eaa3d4904d88d96a1 >>
Anonymous 05/16/24(Thu)10:53:12 No. 1295528 Breed of dog mysteriously not mentioned >>
Anonymous 05/16/24(Thu)13:13:57 No. 1295550 >>1295528 no one knows because op is a giant faggot who didn't paste the article text>>
Anonymous 05/16/24(Thu)14:35:29 No. 1295555 >>1295550 Click the link you retarded faggot>>
Anonymous 05/16/24(Thu)14:38:33 No. 1295557 >>1295555 Not this routine again, fucktard.>>
Anonymous 05/16/24(Thu)15:22:02 No. 1295576 >>1295555 Wrong board fucknuts>>>/pol/ >>
Anonymous 05/16/24(Thu)16:17:00 No. 1295591 >>1295576 Well, neither /pol/ nor /news/ require copy and paste of news articles text.>>
Anonymous 05/16/24(Thu)16:17:44 No. 1295592 >>1295591 Oh. Sorry then. My bad>>
Anonymous 05/16/24(Thu)17:08:31 No. 1295604 >>1295555 Clicked the link. A part of it turned blue. What now?>>
Anonymous 05/16/24(Thu)18:07:36 No. 1295628 >>1295528 >Breed of dog mysteriously not mentioned I read about this on another forum (because OP is too stupid to post the article) and Angie Harmon said it was a mix-breed beagle but part of the problem seems to be that she ordered from some grocery delivery service and was expecting an older woman to drop off her food (the service includes a pic of the delivery driver) and it ended up being a guy and I'm guessing a Black guy, as Blacks are unreasonably terrified of even little yappy dogs.>>
Anonymous 05/17/24(Fri)14:50:50 No. 1295837 >>1295506 "CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Actor Angie Harmon has filed a lawsuit against Instacart and one of its former shoppers who fatally shot her dog in March while delivering groceries at her North Carolina home. The lawsuit filed late last week in Mecklenburg County seeks to hold the shopper and Instacart liable for accusations of trespassing, gross negligence, emotional distress and invasion of privacy, among other allegations. It accuses Instacart of engaging in negligent hiring, supervision, retention and misrepresentation. The suit seeks monetary damages, to be determined at trial. Instacart says the shopper has since been permanently banned from its platform. Harmon is known for her work on TV shows including “Law & Order” and “Rizolli & Isles.” She told ABC News that it was “so unfathomable to think that there is somebody in your front driveway that just fired a gun.” “I think Instacart is beyond responsible for all of this. This didn’t have to happen,” Harmon said in the interview that aired Wednesday on “Good Morning America.” ABC News described the dog as a “beagle mix.” According to the complaint, Harmon ordered an Instacart groceries delivery from a Charlotte store on March 30. The Instacart app showed a shopper named Merle with a profile photo of an older woman, with whom Harmon believed she was exchanging text messages about her order, the lawsuit says. Later that day, Harmon was upstairs filling her squirrel feeders when a “tall and intimidating younger man,” not an older woman, showed up to deliver the groceries, the lawsuit says. Harmon said she heard a gunshot sound and rushed outside. She found her dog, Oliver, had been shot, and saw the delivery person putting a gun into the front of his pants, according to the suit. Her teenage daughters, who had already been outside, were “in distress,” it says. The dog died at the veterinarian’s office.">>
Anonymous 05/17/24(Fri)14:52:42 No. 1295838 >>1295837 (Cont.) "The shopper told police that he shot the dog after it attacked him, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department told news outlets, adding that they did not pursue criminal charges. In an Instagram post last month about the encounter, Harmon wrote that the shopper “did not have a scratch or bite on him nor were his pants torn.” Instacart says it immediately suspended the shopper after receiving the report about the shooting, then later removed him permanently. The company says it runs comprehensive background checks on shoppers, prohibits them from carrying weapons and has anti-fraud measures that include periodically requiring them to take a photo of themselves to ensure the person shopping matches their photo on file. “Our hearts continue to be with Ms. Harmon and her family following this disturbing incident,” Instacart said in a statement. “While we cannot comment on pending litigation, we have no tolerance for violence of any kind, and the shopper account has been permanently deactivated from our platform.” " (End)>>
Anonymous 05/21/24(Tue)12:26:53 No. 1296884 >>1295506 Your suppose to paste the article and not give just links>>
Anonymous 05/21/24(Tue)12:44:12 No. 1296914 >>1295837 >>1295838 >>1296884 Thank you /news/man anon>>
Anonymous 05/22/24(Wed)07:36:53 No. 1297185 >>1295838 >The company says it runs comprehensive background checks on shoppers >prohibits them from carrying weapons that's heckin' racist
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