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Re: Blockbuster Employee Stalks You in Parking Lot Then Calls Cops

Bill — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 12:30:35 -0000

Nothing wrong with being secure. Better safe than sorry. Its the manager's job to protect the building. If someone showed up with a camera, went through all the movies a to z, sat outside and waited for everyone to leave, Id be a little suspicious as well. You are also misinformed. Stalking involves a credible threat, and then repeated communications towards you or someone with whom you have or have had a continuous relationship. If i was Blockbuster, Id go for libel. Your post immediately assumes that some movies have gone to his brain, and then goes on to make all kinds of outlandish claims like driving a mini-cooper to get the gold, uhh psycho.....

Re: Blockbuster Employee Stalks You in Parking Lot Then Calls Cops

Brandon — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 10:45:45 -0000

A little paranoid ... I think that's an understatement. Lawsuits happen when employees take matters into their own hands. My presence should not be governed by his false suspicions.

Re: Blockbuster Employee Stalks You in Parking Lot Then Calls Cops

mattb4rd — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 10:41:49 -0000

Maybe you should have just left or when you realized that the employees felt suspicious said; "Hey guys, relax. i just didn't want to leave my camera in the car"

Maybe the BB employees were being a little paranoid, but good for them for being alert employees.