John Dunbar

1 week ago | anguscountyworld.co.uk | John Dunbar

A supermarket worker has been praised for her kindness after solving the dilemma of a customer by helping her respond to a text from her soldier son who was serving overseas with the army. Katie Gordon, who has worked at Asda Arbroath for four years, wasworking in the customer services department when she saw an elderly woman in the queue. Noticing she appeared to be anxious, 22-year-old Katie approached the customer and asked if everything was alright.

1 week ago | edinburghnews.scotsman.com | John Dunbar

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2 weeks ago | msn.com | John Dunbar

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2 weeks ago | scotsman.com | John Dunbar

An Asda security guard turned detective when a customer was upset after losing her purse. Gillian Glancey, who has worked with the security team at Asda Kilmarnock for four years, first stepped in to help the elderly customer earlier the same day, when she asked for help to get a taxi home. Gillian, 40, called a cab on the customer’s behalf, but shortly after she left the store, Gillian received a phone call from the customer, explaining she’d left her purse in the cab after paying the fare.

3 weeks ago | news-journalonline.com | John Dunbar

John DunbarDaytona Beach News-JournalVolusia County sheriff's deputies arrested, named, and "perp walked" a 15-year-old boy for submitting a false tip about a bomb at University High School, according to a social media post released Wednesday. The boy used an alias to send the tip from his school laptop and told deputies he was joking, according to the post on the county sheriff's Facebook page.