'No faith in the justice system': Campbell River guard speaks out after suspect acquitted
Warning: The video contains footage of a stabbing. Viewer discretion is advised.A Campbell River security guard who was stabbed inside the city’s Walmart a-year-and-a-half ago is speaking out after the man accused of nearly killing him was found not guilty.
He and his wife Leanne were working there together as security guards and she was following a man who had previously been banned from the store and who she believed was in the process of shoplifting. She then called Ron on a two-way radio to inform him of the man’s presence and then her body camera was recording as she walked up an aisle.Then as she came up an aisle she saw a man attacking her husband after the two had come face-to-face.A frantic scene follows as Leanne yells “Call 911, Call 911.”The blood was seen dripping out the arm of his shirt.
She says two women, one a Walmart employee and former first responder, the other an emergency room nurse began caring for him immediately until an ambulance arrived.
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