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Walmart greeters are usually nice, elderly people just making some extra dough in their golden years. But even in such a pleasant group of folks, there is always going to be one rotten apple. Police in Statesville, NC, have arrested an 83-year-old Walmart greeter on charges of attempted robbery after he allegedly pointed a gun at a fellow employee and fired shots while trying to wrest some cash from the register.
From WBTV:
After [the greeter's] shift Sunday night, he went outside to this car to get a gun, then went into the garden center of the store, stuck a gun to an employee's head, and made him walk to the cash register to remove money.
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