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Irregular News for 11.29.05
Houston, TX -- Family members of a Texas shoplifting suspect who suffocated during a struggle with Wal-Mart store employees are suing the retail giant.
The death of Stacy Clay Driver, of Cleveland, Texas, was ruled a homicide by the Harris County Medical Examiner's Office. It was caused primarily by asphyxia from compression to the neck and chest.
Medical examiners said hyperthermia with methamphetamine toxicity were the secondary causes.
Driver's family is seeking unspecified damages against Bentonville, Ark.-based Wal-Mart. The family said the retailer should demonstrate that loss-prevention employees, who work to spot thefts, meet training standards.
The 30-year-old Driver died Aug. 7 after employees at a Wal-Mart near Houston pinned him face-down and handcuffed his hands behind his back.
He was accused of stealing a $94 gift card. The struggle lasted 30 minutes.
Wal-Mart said its workers receive adequate training.
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Houston, TX -- Family members of a Texas shoplifting suspect who suffocated during a struggle with Wal-Mart store employees are suing the retail giant.
The death of Stacy Clay Driver, of Cleveland, Texas, was ruled a homicide by the Harris County Medical Examiner's Office. It was caused primarily by asphyxia from compression to the neck and chest.
Medical examiners said hyperthermia with methamphetamine toxicity were the secondary causes.
Driver's family is seeking unspecified damages against Bentonville, Ark.-based Wal-Mart. The family said the retailer should demonstrate that loss-prevention employees, who work to spot thefts, meet training standards.
The 30-year-old Driver died Aug. 7 after employees at a Wal-Mart near Houston pinned him face-down and handcuffed his hands behind his back.
He was accused of stealing a $94 gift card. The struggle lasted 30 minutes.
Wal-Mart said its workers receive adequate training.
Full Story