A veteran of the United States Airforce and father-to-be, Devin Mclean was fired from Autozone after thwarting an armed robbery attempt and possibly saving the life of his manager. A serial robber, who used a (presumably) illegal firearm in the commission of his crimes came into the store where Devin worked and held the manager at gunpoint. Devin managed to slip out the door and return with his own weapon and drive the robber off. Devin was thanked by the manager, "you saved my life". The local sherrif has praised Devin's actions, says it is a "shame" what has been done to him and intends to issue him an award for "acting above and beyond." So, why was Devin fired? Because Autozone has a zero tollerance "no weapons" policy. This policy is clearly NOT about protecting the lives of their employees, but about protecting the corporation from any liability. Tell Autozone that heroic actions which save lives are more important than corporate liabilty, tell Autozone to apologize to Devin Mclean!
