Jim Strickland, of Oroville, California, writes a message on a cross at a makeshift memorial for victims of the Oct. 1, 2017, mass shooting in Las Vegas. Photo: John Locher/AP
A new lawsuit alleges Charles Giampaolo survived the Las Vegas mass shooting in which his father-in-law was killed, but then got no sympathy from his Connecticut employer, who allegedly told him to "suck it up."
April 02, 2019 at 04:39 PM
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A victim of the October 2017 shooting massacre in Las Vegas says he was forced to leave his job after management ridiculed him, told him to “suck it up” and to “get over it” after he informed them he had post-traumatic stress disorder.
In the lawsuit filed Tuesday in Torrington Superior Court, Charles Giampaolo alleges he was a top salesman at Elevator Service Co. Inc. until the company made his job unbearable, giving him no choice but to leave on April 11, 2018.
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