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ployees.
And of course it's from these miserable people we call the "homeless".
Bartell Drugs says it will not open any more stores in downtown Seattle after violent assaults on employees
And of course it's from these miserable people we call the "homeless".
SEATTLE -- The CEO of Bartell Drugs Kathi Lentzsch has been in her role for about year.
She moved from San Francisco to take the job in Seattle, and frankly she says she is surprised over the number of incidents and the violence she is seeing in Seattle.
Surveillance videos inside Bartell Drugs have captured countless shoplifting cases. In one incident, video shows a man in one aisle quickly running off with up to $700 worth of skincare products.
Lentzsch says many times the criminals are bold and many of them are repeat offenders.
“They will stand in front of our staff with a basket full of products and tell them we know you can’t come after us and walk out the door,” Lentzsch said.
It’s costing the company a lot, but the CEO didn’t sit down with Q13 News to talk about shoplifting.
“We've had too many cases of employees ending up in the hospital or with very serious issues,” Lentzsch said.
Bartell Drugs says it will not open any more stores in downtown Seattle after violent assaults on employees