Target, is an American retailing company its the second-largest discount retailer in the United States, behind Walmart. But recently an event has occurred with less immoral shown by the people who shop there. But there some people still have a good heart for helping each other.Target operates unique stores across the country in urban locations or within malls, in which a standard one-story building would not be feasible. These stores encompass multiple floors with both sales floor area and off stage areas such as offices or storage rooms spanning a number of these floors. Can you imagine how many people are on that building?
Just realize, it turns out those people that are shopping do not care for anything else beside them self. Even when dangerous things happen, people stay focused on shopping at Target.
On Black Friday sales at Target, Walter Vance of Logan County, West Virginia had joined in the shopping crowd at Target shortly after midnight on Friday. While shopping, the 61-year-old became ill and collapsed inside the store. Its sad to know that shoppers just continued to walk around and even step over Vance’s body.
Thankfully, some good shopper and nurse Kimberly Rowland saw Vance and tried to help him. Rowland said some Target workers called 911 and another held Vance’s head. Rowland said many people were in the area of Vance’s falling, but no one was ignoring him.
Vance’s wife Lynn said Walter Vance had a history of heart problems and had undergone open heart surgery in 2000. Lynn Vance say about six nurses came to her husband’s aid, and gave him CPR until paramedics arrived. Another woman got his Lynn Vance’s phone number from Walter’s identification materials and contacted her.
That night, he had been shopping for holiday items for his workplace, Aracoma Drug Company store in Chapman. He had been working in the store since he was 16 and eventually became its co-owner. Vance was died at hospital that night.
Target released a statement about the incident on Sunday saying, “Our thoughts are with the family during this difficult time.”
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