NY Home Depot Hires Guards And Dogs To Combat Aggressive Parking Lot Migrants

A Home Depot in fresh York has hidden armed safety guards and K-9 units to defend shoppers from aggressive migrants and things in the parking lots, the NY Post reports.

According to City Councilwoman Kristy Marmorato, “Everybody is well aware of the culture here at Home Depot, that we have day laboratories just trying to make an gift living, and they just started to feel like it just started to become a small more aggressive.”

‘Where people are walking from the store with stuff in their cart, individuals were coming up to them and virtually taking stuff out of their carts to aid them and they just felt very comfortable, very unsafe.‘

Two men wearing MSA safety caps and bullletproof vests with a German shepherd in tow patrolled the Home Depot in fresh Rochelle on Tuesday.

“It’s more about omnipresence,” 1 defender said, exploring that the company was contracted a fewer weeks ago. “It’s not like we let them go bite anyone or anything.”

The defender said the store covered them for a number of reasons.

“It’s not just due to [immigrants], but due to a myriad of another things too, like people breaking into cars, that kind of stuff“he said. -NY Post

A reporter for the Post observed at least 30 tiny migrants holding close the doors of the Throggs Neck, Bronx location – with respective day laboratories Aggressively confronting shoppers, triing to sale them fake Apple Airpods or triing to gain unestablished tips for lifting items from buying carts into cars.

‘You come out and you’re a female by yourself, they virtually leech onto your wagon, and you’re like, ‘No, I don’t request any help,’ said 1 employeree. ‘And erstwhile they’re following you to your car, it’s unnerving.’

The employer said that a female supervisor Saw 1 of the men washing his dick and balls with a water bottle in the flight, and that respective women have called Home Depot client service to complain of being robbed by migrants.

“I came to work 1 day and there had to be 100 guys out here,” she told the Post. “And I’m like, ‘Oh, my God!’”

A regular client at the store, who asked to be identified only as Cheryl, said she and her husband had a frozen encounter last month.

A man “working runs over and he goes to point like, ‘Can I take the stuff,’ and my husband said, ‘No, thank you,’ she recalled, noting that they only had a couple of boxes and a paint scraper.

“He’s inactive keeping keeps following, like on top of us,” she said. “I said, ‘No, thank you.’”

When her husband turned around to open the car door, the man “put his hand” on 1 of the boxes in their cart. “My husband said, ‘Don’t contact anything.”

But the man didn’t stop. -NY Post

"It’s come to the point where they’re invading individual space, touching people’s belongings, just harassing,” said Home Depot client service employer, LaurieAnn Masciocco. “I get it, you’re trying to make a buck. But erstwhile it becomes aggressive and harassing, there’s a major issue.‘