Since it was brought up, "the man" did go by and ask to see Tyler, but the company has a policy that won't let them handle things like that or anything else that's personal, on company time.
How does a company policy overrule an investigation by a law enforcement officer?
If this were something more serious - a murder or drug dealing, for example, with one or a group of employees - this company would tell law enforcement officials to go away? Bullhockey.
He wasn't told to go away. The officer was there for questioning, not to arrest him or give him a citation. The officer didn't even know Tyler was there. He stopped to ask information about him and Shane. Just so happened he was there. He was told personal business was not to be handled on company time. I can assure you if the officer would have demanded, he wouldn't have met any resistance. I think you misunderstood, but bullhockey it all you want, I'm just sharing fact Jack.
Originally Posted by BPS
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