A Decatur lawyer has accused a Wal-Mart supervisor of destroying critical video evidence in a federal court case in Atlanta that the lawyer said shows store security personnel brutally beating his client.
October 14, 2015 at 04:00 PM
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A Decatur lawyer has accused a Wal-Mart supervisor of destroying critical video evidence in a federal court case in Atlanta that the lawyer said shows store security personnel brutally beating his client.
Similar allegations have been made in two separate cases concerning Wal-Mart employees in the Atlanta area in the past year.
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