I guess she was fired for posting the video online. I personally couldn’t care less if she made that post. Maybe it will help some other bad parent by showing that they need to dress their child properly and that people are watching how they treat their kid. Even though the firing was for non compliance of company policy, she should not have been fired IMO. it could have been handled with a reprimand and warning not to do again or face firing. Love the woman who put clothes on the child.
No, they fired her for running straight to social media instead of calling the cops. She was more interested in going viral than she was in actually helping the kid.
No it’s not shameful. She just opened Walmart up to a lawsuit. She put a child’s face on video. Now this idiot mother can sue Walmart for its employee’s actions. Walmart will likely settle than go to court. This did not need to be filmed. Call the police and/CPS and let them do their job. Stop trying to go viral. It will keep some in the unemployment line. Start using your heads. THESE EMPLOYERS WILL REPLACE YOU BEFORE YOU GATHER YOUR THINGS. 🤷♀️
Well Walmart is so woke why u think there trying to stop trump for running because his plan is to destroy woke cult company's so there's a reason why there stopping him and gaetz from being there cause the left and Rino's feel scared when people wanna fight them
@@user-sc9lr6kz8t no she wanted views and likes, she could have used the phone to phone the police, instead she records a person and just yel at others to call the cops. you dont go around and record people. she was rightfully fired.
Depending on the county of where one lives, abuse has to be over the top before there's intervention. In my county, there's such a shortage of foster homes that kids remain with the families unless there's blatant drug use and the child is in imminent danger.
I'm not a social worker, but I work for the Child Welfare division in another state. The items she's ticking off are some of the minimums they need to see for a safe home environment. But now she's crossed over to another category of abuse by neglecting the basic clothing needs of her child. Sounds like she needs to have mandatory parenting classes so she knows that there's more to it than just household minimums.
When something happens severe, none of the family members,the state need to say it was tragic.I didn't know.My god keep that baby like he got protected that day.
The right thing was to call the cops which apparently the man did and not her ....... she just posted a video that went Viral she didn't actually do anything to help the child except pull her phone out and the video was pulled off the internet not even got from her 🤦
But she didn't say something. She recorded the video while the other shoppers intervened and called the police. Then she posted the video of everything without blurring the face of the child. She should have just shared the video with CPS and the police. There was no need to post it online for all to see.
@@lukerinderknecht2982 She was the first one raised the issue. Under the circumstances, she needed to record the situation as she didn’t know how the confrontation would escalate. By posting the video, was to show behaviour of the mother was unacceptable. Since she didn’t appear on the video herself, showed she wasn’t doing it for fame.
@@ceciliac2225 I certainly think in the end, what matters is what's best for the kid. But I can see how Walmart doesn't want employees posting videos of their patrons, and how that would be their policy.
@@ceciliac2225 No, they aren't. Just like luke stated, had she called police herself, just given the footage to the police, and not posted it publicly, she probably would have kept her job. Either way, after this, she will likely get a better job anyway, but hopefully understands where Walmart is coming from.
No caring about money. The worker took to much time from working so walmart look at as she got paid for doing nothing when instead she was doing a great deed.
That/This is the way of the world now and the fact that people can’t see what they are is WRONG as two left shoes, shows the further reprobate of our society. …because they refuse to retain GOD in their knowledge, HE gave them over to a reprobate mind. Please read Romans 1:18-32 ( speaks of our society now).
Pay her and pay for her to go to college to obtain a MSW or Psychology degree. She's not even holding a position where she is mandated to report. Some humans are utterly disgusting.
As an employee- bad actions as that intervenes with customer privacy/service. As a human being: she is beautiful and did everything right. If she was fired for that- good. She didn’t need them.
What are you people even talking about Walmart privacy lol Walmart films everything and then let’s media and police stations air it whenever they want, screw their privacy rules lol there’s no privacy there
"Go ahead and call, they already came out twice. All you need is hot water and a fire extinguisher." This statement said so much. She is literally proud of herself for beating child neglect charges that she obviously should have got.
It wasn't that it's because she posted the footage on social media. Has she not shared the footage with the whole world then maybe she wouldn't have lost her job. Either way we should BOYCOTT Walmart! Maybe if they lose a few million dollars they'll get the hint!!
I agree ! But she went wrong WHEN SHE POSTED AND EXPOSED THIS CHILDS NEGLECT ..Record, give to PROPER AUTHORITIES and then erase!!! You can not genuinely ,,HELP SOMEONE , and EXPECT A GO FUND ME IN RETURN ...Plus, you are violating this poor child's privacy once you post such RAW FOOTAGE that HE HAS NO SAY ABOUT ...That is wrong !!
@@jennifergongora9727 how is privacy violated? Do you know who he is? Heck the walmart has probably 200 cameras in that stole and I bet others probably recorded this incident also.
@@kfelix2934 YES,,,but she worked at store ..WAL MART , Did not post that video ..THE EMPLOYEE POSTED IT and they are liable ..the child has rites!! The other customers have every rite to record and it's on their conscious to receive clout BUT WHEN ,,YOU GENUINE, You GONA help regardless of consequences and EXPECT ...NOTHING IN RETURN ..the angels were the person that called police, THE LADY WHO DRESSED HIM and the man watching over him as his stupid mother threw cold items on his little self ..HE IS A CHILD AND HAS NO SAY ..BUT HE HAS RITES!! There are privacy laws to protect people ESP CHILDREN ..She was not wrong recording ..SHE WAS WRONG FOR POSTING ..and now want a GO FUND ME ??? IM CONFUSED ...DID SHE HELP FROM HER HEART OR FOR SOME MONEY???
What a piece of crap to take her child out in freezing temperatures wearing only a pamper!! Shame on you Walmart for firing the employee that was concerned.
EXACTLY!!! I hope people start tweeting or whatever to Walmart saying Shame on Them. So if someone is being assaulted, should no one dive in & get that attacker off the victim because the code of conduct says never to assault or touch a customer???
It seems to be a nation of criminals. That's pretty much what capitalism is all about, right? Walmart workers have no rights, because they can't afford to fight Walmart in court.
@@demariousclark9829so she should no record and call the police and get charged for false reporting? Thats your genius idea to protect an innocent child....
Showing the authorities is different than posting a viral video. She should have known it would be trouble for her Walmart career. Now she’s garnered sympathy for making an obvious bone headed move against her employer. She’ll probably come out on top, so don’t worry. It’s just Walmart too. A career change can basically only go up from there.
A lawsuit like that would cost close to a million dollars. Just stop shopping at Walmart. It may cost you a bit more, but, consider it the contribution to the take down of corporate monsters.
Walmart is full of morons in charge that have little more than a GED, and a few night classes in business counting as college credits. None of their decisions ever make sense. My dad worked there as a meat guy. Management tried to put their work on him and constantly threaten to fire him for not getting the workload done. As he says, it's too big to fail..
What Walmart did was kind of bogus, but their policy clearly is in place to protect employees from getting attacked by customers who don't want to be filmed. If she would have just called the police she wouldn't have been fired. I don't agree but it is what it is.
Walmart should re-hire that employee, apologize, give a promotion and make that person employee of the year. Someone who cares and have a heart were fired from heartless corporation - such a sick world...
But she was fired for posting the video, not because she helped a child… Walmart probably has a policy that their employees are not to post videos of their customers. that’s why she got fired. I agree with Walmart. Their employees should not be posting videos of their customers. This woman is a hero for calling the cops and getting this baby taken care of,for that she deserves a gold medal for.
Bro wtf are you talking about? Walmart isn't the police. You expect Walmart to prevent your car from being jacked or house being robbed or something? Walmart is a business not law enforcement. You trying to attribute them responsible for others is really dumb.
She recorded a customer and posted the video to social media. While I don't think she was in the wrong for doing it, there are good reasons why that would be against Walmart's code of conduct.
She was fired for not following the store's policy regarding these cases. Moraly she is on the right, but legaly she is exposing the store to a potential lawsuit. I will not claim that is fair, but as an employee you have to follow such rules as they exist for a reason.
@trackts She should have called the authorities if she wanted to help instead of recording and telling someone else to help. A lot of jobs well all jobs have a phone/camera policy in place.
Have Walmart security be with mother until authorites arrive...just trying think of a better response, no offence meant. Who wouldn't be upset/offended especially those of us who care about precious kids dearly, unlike others out there. Do thank her for video it captures up close the mother's behavior etc. As far as job loss 🙏 she is blessed with an even better job, for standing up for a defenseless precious child. -❤-
@@catriesjohnson1903if a customer can use a camera in the store so should an employee be able to .surely her recording the poor little child was evidence needed later on. This woman and kid need help and compassion so she does the right thing. The employee was right to help that little child who has no way to defend itself and I m sure a colleague or member of the public had rung the police. So sad to see this kind of thing happening in this day and age 😢
We all have a human obligation to report abuse when we encounter it. Good for that employee. What misguided, confused, unethical management wrote an employee policy that punishes staff for being a decent human being?
What’s misguided is people aren’t listening, she wasn’t fired for taking care of the child. She was fired for posting the video! 😳 there is no job in the world that will let you post videos of their customers. yes, she is a hero or taking care of this child!
She needs to sue walmart! Child endangerment, abuse and neglect are crimes that citizens are legally and morally required to report!! She should be praised!
Sadly Walmart low pay job. Doesn't have money or power. It is giant company running by those workers whenever Walmart throw them into trash when they in trouble . Not their side . Society sick .
They fired her for posting the video. She had no reason to post the video. she had already called the cops and the child had already been taken care of. I’m betting Walmart has a policy that it’s against their protocol for their employees to post videos of customers, even if the customer is terribly wrong.
She was rite to record ..BUT THE HEROS ARE THE person who called police, the woman who clothed him and the man watching over him as his stupid mother threw items on him .WHEN, YOU GENUINE AND YOU HELP REGARDLESS OF CONSEQUENCES ,, But then u want GO FUND ME after you have exploited this childs neglect is WRONG ..He is innocent ,,NOW,,THE WHOLE INTERNET Buzzing over his sadness.. BUT SHE WANT A GO FUND ME ...SMH
The fact that Walmart not only fired this woman for protecting a child, but actually DOUBLED DOWN on their decision when questioned about it, is appalling. Hope she gets a lofty lawsuit judgement out of this. 🖕🏾you, Walmart.
They're doing what any diplomatic conglomerate would do.... They really just wanted the cashier not to film her but to call the authorities nonetheless . I think if she didn't film her though , the case wouldn't have that big of an effect as it has now! So kudos to the employee. She did the right thing in my eyes....!
Has nothing to do with her doing the right thing. The employee filmed an incident while she was on the clock. That's why she was fired not because they protected the child. It's important to know the difference. Lawsuit will fail, Walmart has a code of conduct. Not saying it's right.
@@dstanton224 I'm glad I read your whole comment because I thought you were defending but you're not 👍🏻. It's still this acceptance that it's okay for a business to do these things needs to change wether it be federal or state law that needs to change. The argument can be made that if she documented a kidnapping or armed robbery or murder it would have been a different story and she would have been considered a hero.
Horrific that they fired the hero who was doing the right thing for that dear precious neglected abused baby! Walmart ought to be ashamed of themselves for what they did! Shameful! Disgraceful absolutely despicable!
We need government to give that precedre to prevent birth at 13 years old to everyone and only allow reversing it with a special license given to a small number of people who are able to prove yeaes of responsibility and married for 10 years happily. Births outside that should be punished by Life Imprisonment with hard labor.
@@rejectionistmanifesto8836 let me ask you this: how does a 13 yr old get pregnant? Not by breathing, some MAN has to put something in there, but you want to punish the victim instead. Bravo, another victim blamer! I reject your stupidity and you need to be incarcerated for thinking that. Cool right?
Notice how the biological mother did not say thank you or anything? She just kept looking at her phone. I'm sure that's all that kid sees all day is the back of a phone. Poor little guy.
That lady was, for all practical purposes, was an angel. She was just a normal person that had been raised with a good conscience, reason, and respect for others. She is what some would refer to as "old school", which is a quality that is, quite sadly, missing in the world today. What do you thing this world will be like when people like her are no longer around?
No shame on the employee who stood there filming instead of acting. She cared more about filming than acting so she could post it on social media. That doesn't help the child. As a teacher I know for a fact that when anyone sees this they need to act. Notify a manager..call police..there are so many steps that don't require filming the shit.
Shame on you Walmart. She saved that baby. The community saved that baby that night. The man who spoke up, the lady who bought him clothes. The employee who filmed it all. Well done. No corporation is worth ignoring that. F%$# Walmart.
I work for Walmart... 2 years now! We as normal associates are NOT allowed to get involved in anything that happens! Fighting, Stealing, ANYTHING! you are to do your job & thats it! Only Asset Protection, Coaches, Team Leads are allowed to interfere! She got fired for filming... which was more then enough for her to no long be needed by company.
She should’ve not been fired for doing the right thing. That was protecting a child. I think they just lost a good employee and they should re hire her. It’s so sad that a mother treats her kid that way and acts like she doesn’t care what others tell her.
The employee didn't save the baby's life. She did the right thing by filming the incident, BUT then she posted it online and that is against the rules of most companies. So Walmart is not to blame here. She should've given the video to the police to help with their investigation, but NOT posted it online.
The woman who bought the clothes and put them on the child is a saint. As is the employee. Both could have chosen to mind their business but they didn't, and that was the morally right choice. For Walmart to fire the employee shows where their priorities lie.
🙄y'all clearly don't know the law or how businesses are obligated to operate. Walmart can be sued for the employee harassing the woman. And the employee violated privacy rights to record strictly to harass and shame. 🪑🤦♀️
@@LoveHandlz You know you can too right? So do your due diligence and research and find out who the lady is and reach out to start the go fund me since it was ur idea
As someone who works at Walmart I'm appalled that this woman who filmed this video got fired. She was providing evidence that the mother was neglecting and not taking proper care for her baby. This is outrageous!
@@andreadeamon6419But that's still doing the right thing, so no way either should be fired. Like Walmart should be giving them employee of the month or something. This is crazy!
Or not. 3 years ago we had a freeze and I was fired from my job and I couldn’t allow my kids to go to school because they didn’t have winter coats because I had to choose between electric and clothes. If I allowed my kids to go to school I would have been arrested too. I’m not a bad mom, I was poor mom. I had to borrow money from my poorer mother to afford coats from the goodwill. Luckily, I have a new job now but we’re all mostly one paycheck away from being in the same position as the woman in this video. Calling the cops on her and taunting her while she’s trying to do the best she can should result in a firing. For most of us, one day we will all have to choose between clothes and food
Walmart is evil for firing this woman who saved this child’s life. The mother was openly abusing and neglecting the child. This lady deserves a medal and a raise for helping the child not being fired.
No. Walmart fired an employee for taking a video of a customer and posting the video on the internet. All the employee had to do was call the police and let hem deal with it instead of her interacting with the parent of the child.
I agree with you on this point. All she should have done was call the police and let them deal with it. I know she thought she was trying to do the right thing, but there is a right way and a wrong way of handling the situation, she chose the latter. @sharthun2009
How is she gold she posted a video she didn't put clothes on the kid or anything she went home and posted a video for likes and shares sorry it's none of our business what's going on with everyone's lives despite the entitlement of most of you now to show the police yes and it should have ended there. At every place of business has a code of conduct you sign when hired. I'm so glad there were people there to help with baby and got him help he didn't need his face out there for everyone to see it's not right would you want your kids face or yours all over the internet.
It's the only real argument for abortion. Till we can get a better childcare system why force unwanted children to live in a world that doesn't care about them either.
That code of conduct is meant to protect the customers and the company from unwanted harrassment, which the company could be sued for since it was done by one of their employees. Contacting authorities or management would have been the better option to simply videoing the woman and making insults to her while following her.
They don't appreciate any of their employees they are just slaves to them. Took away any benefits while making billions a year. I'm hoping someday they will get their just desserts for their greed
This woman and man may have saved this child. We need more people that won’t let this bad behaviour continue. They should give this women a raise. Walmart is the worst!!!
Walmart is in the wrong. Give that employee a raise in pay for protecting a baby who could have froze to death. If an employee saves a life, that's the kind of employee Walmart should want to have. God bless the 2 women who helped that baby. The mother has her head up her butt
I pray that poor child is getting the love and care he needs. That’s awful a mother would treat her baby that way. Taking better care of herself than her baby
She was literally trying to MURDER her baby in a slow, painful way RIGHT IN FRONT OF EVERYONE, but the employee was fired?! Hell no. Screw Walmarts policies!
I'm sure that irresponsible employee posted it on the internet for eveyone to see because it was just "the right thing to do." Makes perfect sense, if you're mentally disabled.
Walmart films their customers everyday and allows public to see people being interrogated in their shoplifting rooms. Which side of their corporate mouth do they speak?
@@moosings2048 And having him naked in below freezing conditions and adding frozen items on top of him isn't? This was blatant attempted murder. You're delusional if you can't see it.
Great job to all who stood up and said something to help this child. This is heartbreaking 💔 To the person who filmed it- GREAT JOB! You deserve a better place to work than Walmart. I pray great things for you!
I actually fear for the child’s safety once the mother gets out of jail.. she will probably blame the kid instead of recognizing her own ratchet behavior
They don't report people stealing, walmart just shuts the stores down when it becomes too much rather than point to the crime that caused it. Walmart is trash.
NO she got fired for filming instead of acting. In situations like this she should have notified her manager not filmed it. It's also an invasion of privacy filming it due to the paper you sign when you work for the corporation. It's one thing to film an altercation you have with someone to what this former employee did. To be honest she did this so she could be commended as a hero when she wasn't. She didn't act she filmed and lectured. The woman who got clothing was more the hero and true to helping the child. This video will actually scar the child further down the road when people recognize his mother and point it out what his own mother did to him.
Cannot believe Walmart fired this woman. Disgusting and disappointing. Shame on Walmart. To the lady who stood up for this innocent child, good for you and thank you for doing the right thing.
Felicia Darling, the elderly man as well as the woman who provided the clothing are very appreciated in how they advocated and cared for the baby that was being physically abused. Walmart should at least pay her a severance pay and change their store policy to allow employees to film customers who are clearly engaged in criminal activities and to publicly post such videos of the crime. If their is no federal or state statue that prevents any employee from video recording and publishing a crime within or on store property then Felicia Darling may have a legal case against Walmart. 😮
Well this is what I am wondering.. cause it states "fired for sharing video" so had she just called the cops and never shared the video would she had been fired? Wasn't fired for calling the cops. So does walmart have a "no filming and sharing videos from work?" I get it I see videos from there all the time. My point in why was she fired. So stupid. We live in a world where see a crime? Do nothing.
Shame on Walmart. She needed to share this video so people can be aware of that lady and other sicko's like her!!.. Stay vigilant folks and protect the babies, kids, and elderly.
@@wernerhuehn674they used to until left wing politicians started crying that Walmart was stifling their associates’ freedom of personal expression by having a dress code
Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Costco, etc all have privacy rules against employees posting videos of customers on social media. In this case, yes, protect the child, take the video, talk to the mother, call the authorities, share the video with authorities. That’s great. But employees at all these stores are risking disciplinary action or dismissal by posting video of customers on social media. Happy all these caring people stepped up and took action.
The worker wants a medal not firing the store should be ashamed of themselves, she deserves to be re employed and given a pay rise after you apologise to her what she did was save a child from abusive mother
Bless that lady that worked at Walmart!!! Thats so horrible for Walmart to not protect their workers and stand by them. So sad but so awesome that this lady felt compelled to help!!! She saved his life!!! Because she said that other ppl called CPS on her 2 times already so i hope now they continue to check on this beautiful boy!! ❤
Shame on Walmart for firing this employee. Thank God someone cared enough about a neglected child to report this and that mother, that doesn’t deserve that precious child. Shame on Walmart. You should be glad you have employees that care.
How long does an employee need to film? First of all, there are probably hundreds of cameras throughout the store. Secondly, a quick photo or 5 second video would have been adequate.
Yeah, keep defending the child abuser. First, the overhead cameras dont have the same angle and dont always record sound. This footage could be whats needed to separate that child from the horrid mother. But you wouldnt want that, would you?@@user-yg1dg6xm2g
May God bless all of those bold people who stood up to help that precious child!!! Walmart should be ashamed! They should be rewarding her, not firing her.
Or boycott you for being ignorant. Walmart is trying to prevent lawsuits. The employee broke their policy of not posting videos online. If she had given the video to the police, she would still have her job. But she then posted it online for the world to see and that can open up the company to lawsuits.
They didn't. The Good Samaritans called the police, and gave the child clothes. The employee filmed the child and posted it to social media, after anything that could be done about the situation had already been done... it was done to shame the mother, and garner some clout for the employee. Do you really want employees filming you when you enter a store? Posting videos of you picking your nose? Scratching your butt? Buying Vagi-clean? If you allow it for one thing, you allow it for all. The PROPER way to handle the situation was to confront the mother, notify management, then authorities (if management did not)...then DROP IT.
@@user-nn8kt5ch9cAlctually, I think he is right. There was no need to film and put it on social media. The matter could have been dealt with differently, without yelling and recording.
I dont know if you'll ever see this but to the employee: Thank you! I was abused as a child. No one stepped up for me until I was 11 years old! You just saved that baby's life. May God bless and keep you forever.❤
The sad thing is that people had previously called the police on her and nothing happened. She said it happened twice and that she “passed” both of the investigations. In her own words “you just need hot water, a fire extinguisher…” meaning that she had done something at least 2 other times where people thought she was abusive or neglectful and she got away with it.
I pray to GOD that she never has any more children. I think of the women who want to have kids and can't, but I bet she gets pregnant in a second. I hope the employee finds a better job and the ppl who helped will be blessed. GOD please take care of that baby.
I guess the Walmart “code of conduct” is to ignore an abused child and say nothing. This lady saved this child’s life! God bless her and the person that purchased an outfit for the freezing baby. This is absolutely horrific!
The problem is that she recorded the video and then proceeded to post it on her social media for all to see for viral attention. She didn't simply record it for evidence purposes and showed authorities. That baby is only blurred in the news report, not the video she posted. How do you think that child/abuse victim will feel knowing as he grows up and as he hits his teens knowing he was plastered on social media for cheap likes during a traumatic event in his life? That's the problem here.
"Ignore an abused child?" Calling the authorities, putting clothes on the baby, and recording for police all good! When she posted all this on social media, she and the store became an instant liability. It's as simple as that!
So, Walmart FIRED a person saving a childs life? Shame on Walmart.
Boycott Walmart!!!
I guess she was fired for posting the video online. I personally couldn’t care less if she made that post. Maybe it will help some other bad parent by showing that they need to dress their child properly and that people are watching how they treat their kid. Even though the firing was for non compliance of company policy, she should not have been fired IMO. it could have been handled with a reprimand and warning not to do again or face firing.
Love the woman who put clothes on the child.
No, they fired her for running straight to social media instead of calling the cops. She was more interested in going viral than she was in actually helping the kid.
No it’s not shameful. She just opened Walmart up to a lawsuit. She put a child’s face on video. Now this idiot mother can sue Walmart for its employee’s actions. Walmart will likely settle than go to court. This did not need to be filmed. Call the police and/CPS and let them do their job. Stop trying to go viral. It will keep some in the unemployment line. Start using your heads. THESE EMPLOYERS WILL REPLACE YOU BEFORE YOU GATHER YOUR THINGS. 🤷♀️
@@Mr.Ekshin THEY fired her because theyre aholes. Dont lie about that
Whoever fired that woman should be fired from firing employees
Well Walmart is so woke why u think there trying to stop trump for running because his plan is to destroy woke cult company's so there's a reason why there stopping him and gaetz from being there cause the left and Rino's feel scared when people wanna fight them
Yes
She did the right thing. Her concern with with the child, not with the Walmart Code of Conduct.
If she was so concerned, why only record? Fired!😂
@@user-sc9lr6kz8t no she wanted views and likes, she could have used the phone to phone the police, instead she records a person and just yel at others to call the cops. you dont go around and record people. she was rightfully fired.
The WalMart manager that fired this employee should be FIRED!!
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May not be the managers call. Let's find out if it is Walmart policy, or the managers decision.
@@donaldsmith6814fr, people need to realize store management have no say if they get told from the higher ups to fire them.
Yes thank u
she literally said CPS has been called on her twice and she passed. WTF! this just shows the system is so wrong
Depending on the county of where one lives, abuse has to be over the top before there's intervention. In my county, there's such a shortage of foster homes that kids remain with the families unless there's blatant drug use and the child is in imminent danger.
That is so crazy and she sounded proud of that fact ?!
I'm not a social worker, but I work for the Child Welfare division in another state. The items she's ticking off are some of the minimums they need to see for a safe home environment. But now she's crossed over to another category of abuse by neglecting the basic clothing needs of her child. Sounds like she needs to have mandatory parenting classes so she knows that there's more to it than just household minimums.
When something happens severe, none of the family members,the state need to say it was tragic.I didn't know.My god keep that baby like he got protected that day.
Luck runs out.............
She shouldn't be fired, she did the right thing!
That's corporate America for you
Walmart has no morals. I refuse to shop at Walmart and I don’t. Girl let that Walmart door close there is bigger and better for you.
The right thing was to call the cops which apparently the man did and not her ....... she just posted a video that went Viral she didn't actually do anything to help the child except pull her phone out and the video was pulled off the internet not even got from her 🤦
F WALMART !
She got fired for posting the video online not for calling the police. She broke a company rule by posting the video and got fired for that.
Walmart employee deserves praise, not losing her job. She is a good example of ‘See something say something’.
But she didn't say something. She recorded the video while the other shoppers intervened and called the police. Then she posted the video of everything without blurring the face of the child. She should have just shared the video with CPS and the police. There was no need to post it online for all to see.
@@lukerinderknecht2982 She was the first one raised the issue. Under the circumstances, she needed to record the situation as she didn’t know how the confrontation would escalate. By posting the video, was to show behaviour of the mother was unacceptable. Since she didn’t appear on the video herself, showed she wasn’t doing it for fame.
@@ceciliac2225 I certainly think in the end, what matters is what's best for the kid. But I can see how Walmart doesn't want employees posting videos of their patrons, and how that would be their policy.
@@lukerinderknecht2982 I expect decision of the rules should base on circumstances. In this case, Walmart is encouraging employees to be complicit.
@@ceciliac2225 No, they aren't. Just like luke stated, had she called police herself, just given the footage to the police, and not posted it publicly, she probably would have kept her job. Either way, after this, she will likely get a better job anyway, but hopefully understands where Walmart is coming from.
That poor little boy. SHAME on that so called mother.
This was beautiful to see all of those customers coming together to speak up on behalf of that child and that nice lady that purchased the clothes.
Goes to show there are always angels among us ❤
You're so right. God bless them all; ESPECIALLY the employee and the customer who bought and clothed the baby.
@@MissHopeArtyour god sure hates that baby though 😂
Walmart should be charged for caring more about not pissing off a customer than the life of a child.
No caring about money. The worker took to much time from working so walmart look at as she got paid for doing nothing when instead she was doing a great deed.
That/This is the way of the world now and the fact that people can’t see what they are is WRONG as two left shoes, shows the further reprobate of our society. …because they refuse to retain GOD in their knowledge, HE gave them over to a reprobate mind. Please read Romans 1:18-32 ( speaks of our society now).
@@JESUSISLORDforever888 take meds
Don't record customers and put them on your social media when you are on the clock.
Well most Walmarts aren't the the most classy so its not really a surprise they fired her unfortunately
Seriously? The employee was fired? The employee deserves a raise and promoted to Public Relations.
Pay her and pay for her to go to college to obtain a MSW or Psychology degree. She's not even holding a position where she is mandated to report. Some humans are utterly disgusting.
She is so in the right morally, but Walmart has a strict policy about filming customers.
As an employee- bad actions as that intervenes with customer privacy/service.
As a human being: she is beautiful and did everything right. If she was fired for that- good. She didn’t need them.
It's times like this when Walmart really has its head up its ass.
What are you people even talking about Walmart privacy lol Walmart films everything and then let’s media and police stations air it whenever they want, screw their privacy rules lol there’s no privacy there
"Go ahead and call, they already came out twice. All you need is hot water and a fire extinguisher." This statement said so much. She is literally proud of herself for beating child neglect charges that she obviously should have got.
Gotten
@@Dopeydetector2 I learned something new. Thanks!
Screw you Wal-Mart that was a good employee who looked after customers.
Shame on Walmart. This woman deserves an award. Prayers for the baby’s safety.
there aint no safety for that lil baby unless he is taking AWAY from that thing!
It wasn't that it's because she posted the footage on social media. Has she not shared the footage with the whole world then maybe she wouldn't have lost her job. Either way we should BOYCOTT Walmart! Maybe if they lose a few million dollars they'll get the hint!!
I agree ! But she went wrong WHEN SHE POSTED AND EXPOSED THIS CHILDS NEGLECT ..Record, give to PROPER AUTHORITIES and then erase!!! You can not genuinely ,,HELP SOMEONE , and EXPECT A GO FUND ME IN RETURN ...Plus, you are violating this poor child's privacy once you post such RAW FOOTAGE that HE HAS NO SAY ABOUT ...That is wrong !!
@@jennifergongora9727 how is privacy violated? Do you know who he is? Heck the walmart has probably 200 cameras in that stole and I bet others probably recorded this incident also.
@@kfelix2934 YES,,,but she worked at store ..WAL MART , Did not post that video ..THE EMPLOYEE POSTED IT and they are liable ..the child has rites!! The other customers have every rite to record and it's on their conscious to receive clout BUT WHEN ,,YOU GENUINE, You GONA help regardless of consequences and EXPECT ...NOTHING IN RETURN ..the angels were the person that called police, THE LADY WHO DRESSED HIM and the man watching over him as his stupid mother threw cold items on his little self ..HE IS A CHILD AND HAS NO SAY ..BUT HE HAS RITES!! There are privacy laws to protect people ESP CHILDREN ..She was not wrong recording ..SHE WAS WRONG FOR POSTING ..and now want a GO FUND ME ??? IM CONFUSED ...DID SHE HELP FROM HER HEART OR FOR SOME MONEY???
You all know damn well she abuses that child! She should be arrested. She is completely disgusting 🤬
yup....and now everybody knows....
She is disgusting
The latest report is that she was arrested
She was arrested
@user-xy2of1cd6l Did you watch the video? The mother was arrested. They posted her mugshot.
What a piece of crap to take her child out in freezing temperatures wearing only a pamper!! Shame on you Walmart for firing the employee that was concerned.
That poor baby 😮 thank goodness for the good people that spoke up for that child!!
That employee should NOT have been fired. Shame on Walmart 😡
They are united with the illuminatis
That's why they don't give a f*****. For a child cause they don't care.
EXACTLY!!! I hope people start tweeting or whatever to Walmart saying Shame on Them. So if someone is being assaulted, should no one dive in & get that attacker off the victim because the code of conduct says never to assault or touch a customer???
#boycottwalmart
She was NOT fired for calling the police and helping the child. She was fired for posting the video for views.
Do something about what Walmart did, Walmart doesn't care about black people. They care about your money.
Needs to be a law were you can’t fire people for doing the right thing. Corporations are enabling criminals.
if she had come into the ER like that they would have been called immediately!
More laws!!! Yay!
It seems to be a nation of criminals. That's pretty much what capitalism is all about, right? Walmart workers have no rights, because they can't afford to fight Walmart in court.
She literally didn’t do anything right. She rather record than to actually even call the police. She even asked someone to do it instead
@@demariousclark9829so she should no record and call the police and get charged for false reporting? Thats your genius idea to protect an innocent child....
God bless all who tried to help the child. Especially, the lady who bought the child some warm clothes. What a sweet person she is.
Thank you to the people who took a stand!
So they fired her? She shouldn't have done anything? She saved that kid!!!!
She got fired for recording a customer not for calling the cop's
Showing the authorities is different than posting a viral video. She should have known it would be trouble for her Walmart career. Now she’s garnered sympathy for making an obvious bone headed move against her employer. She’ll probably come out on top, so don’t worry. It’s just Walmart too. A career change can basically only go up from there.
Doesn't matter.... they made a social and politically protected class look bad... that is nearly a hate crime now.
I have faith that a decent employer will hire her right away! 🙏
@@rhyno514Yet she recorded a customer who was endangering their child. She provided the needed evidence.
Walmart should be sued for wrongful termination of employees who rescue abused children from unwarranted circumstances
A lawsuit like that would cost close to a million dollars. Just stop shopping at Walmart. It may cost you a bit more, but, consider it the contribution to the take down of corporate monsters.
Taking a Video DID NOT rescue the kid, just like taking a video of a Car Crash/Flood/Hurricane the video doesn't rescue anybody.
Walmart is full of morons in charge that have little more than a GED, and a few night classes in business counting as college credits. None of their decisions ever make sense. My dad worked there as a meat guy. Management tried to put their work on him and constantly threaten to fire him for not getting the workload done. As he says, it's too big to fail..
What Walmart did was kind of bogus, but their policy clearly is in place to protect employees from getting attacked by customers who don't want to be filmed. If she would have just called the police she wouldn't have been fired. I don't agree but it is what it is.
@@Timinator62 I see you don't help people.
Walmart should re-hire that employee, apologize, give a promotion and make that person employee of the year. Someone who cares and have a heart were fired from heartless corporation - such a sick world...
But she was fired for posting the video, not because she helped a child… Walmart probably has a policy that their employees are not to post videos of their customers. that’s why she got fired. I agree with Walmart. Their employees should not be posting videos of their customers. This woman is a hero for calling the cops and getting this baby taken care of,for that she deserves a gold medal for.
The fact that Walmart fired the employee is even more disturbing than the crimes of this so called mother. Shocking.
so the Walmart code of conduct includes ignoring children shivering in cold and being neglected by their mother? Absolutely disgusting.
The Walmart Code of Conduct probably states that employees cannot record and post videos of customers, even if they are scumbags.
Bro wtf are you talking about? Walmart isn't the police. You expect Walmart to prevent your car from being jacked or house being robbed or something? Walmart is a business not law enforcement. You trying to attribute them responsible for others is really dumb.
Exactly@@hottubking1229
Why did she post the video? for clicks.
She recorded a customer and posted the video to social media. While I don't think she was in the wrong for doing it, there are good reasons why that would be against Walmart's code of conduct.
She lost her job for calling out a bad mother. These stores are absolutely disgusting. That woman who has that baby needs to be charged.
She was fired for not following the store's policy regarding these cases.
Moraly she is on the right, but legaly she is exposing the store to a potential lawsuit.
I will not claim that is fair, but as an employee you have to follow such rules as they exist for a reason.
Name of the game, keep the kids with mom so theres constant problems and punish fathers. What would you expect to see?
@trackts She should have called the authorities if she wanted to help instead of recording and telling someone else to help. A lot of jobs well all jobs have a phone/camera policy in place.
Have Walmart security be with mother until authorites arrive...just trying think of a better response, no offence meant. Who wouldn't be upset/offended especially those of us who care about precious kids dearly, unlike others out there. Do thank her for video it captures up close the mother's behavior etc. As far as job loss 🙏 she is blessed with an even better job, for standing up for a defenseless precious child. -❤-
@@catriesjohnson1903if a customer can use a camera in the store so should an employee be able to .surely her recording the poor little child was evidence needed later on.
This woman and kid need help and compassion so she does the right thing.
The employee was right to help that little child who has no way to defend itself and I m sure a colleague or member of the public had rung the police.
So sad to see this kind of thing happening in this day and age 😢
We all have a human obligation to report abuse when we encounter it. Good for that employee. What misguided, confused, unethical management wrote an employee policy that punishes staff for being a decent human being?
What’s misguided is people aren’t listening, she wasn’t fired for taking care of the child. She was fired for posting the video! 😳 there is no job in the world that will let you post videos of their customers. yes, she is a hero or taking care of this child!
I’d give that lady a raise!! An establishment should be proud that their employee has character. Does she have a go fund me?
That woman who dressed the baby right there is a saint.
A true caring person... unlike that "mother" the slime
In Sweden they leave children outside
That's the real story.
yeah she ripped the tag right off. entitlement. she has the same mentality as that horrible mother.
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She needs to sue walmart! Child endangerment, abuse and neglect are crimes that citizens are legally and morally required to report!! She should be praised!
She can’t it’s a private company she can now go work for target 🎯
I agree 👍 with you
Amen!
Ridiculous
Sadly Walmart low pay job. Doesn't have money or power. It is giant company running by those workers whenever Walmart throw them into trash when they in trouble . Not their side . Society sick .
SHAME on Walmart, instead of rewarding this employee for doing the right thing they fire her? Really?
They fired her for posting the video. She had no reason to post the video. she had already called the cops and the child had already been taken care of. I’m betting Walmart has a policy that it’s against their protocol for their employees to post videos of customers, even if the customer is terribly wrong.
Shameful! Poor baby doesnt deserve such abuse! And certainlydoesnt deserve an uncaring, heartless woman like that as a mother!😢
Boycott all Walmarts until the employee gets her job back! She saved a little baby’s life! She is a hero!
Fuck that she needs to find a better job!
She will find something much better.
Exactly
We house, give money to millions of illegals who do the same. This is BS.
She was rite to record ..BUT THE HEROS ARE THE person who called police, the woman who clothed him and the man watching over him as his stupid mother threw items on him .WHEN, YOU GENUINE AND YOU HELP REGARDLESS OF CONSEQUENCES ,, But then u want GO FUND ME after you have exploited this childs neglect is WRONG ..He is innocent ,,NOW,,THE WHOLE INTERNET Buzzing over his sadness.. BUT SHE WANT A GO FUND ME ...SMH
The fact that Walmart not only fired this woman for protecting a child, but actually DOUBLED DOWN on their decision when questioned about it, is appalling. Hope she gets a lofty lawsuit judgement out of this. 🖕🏾you, Walmart.
Exactly. Keep speaking the truth
They're doing what any diplomatic conglomerate would do.... They really just wanted the cashier not to film her but to call the authorities nonetheless . I think if she didn't film her though , the case wouldn't have that big of an effect as it has now! So kudos to the employee. She did the right thing in my eyes....!
Has nothing to do with her doing the right thing. The employee filmed an incident while she was on the clock. That's why she was fired not because they protected the child. It's important to know the difference. Lawsuit will fail, Walmart has a code of conduct. Not saying it's right.
Exactly…..sue them big time . That was unjust job termination.
@@dstanton224 I'm glad I read your whole comment because I thought you were defending but you're not 👍🏻. It's still this acceptance that it's okay for a business to do these things needs to change wether it be federal or state law that needs to change. The argument can be made that if she documented a kidnapping or armed robbery or murder it would have been a different story and she would have been considered a hero.
So glad the nice lady bought the baby some clothes. Glad the employee called the police and WALMART is sickening!!!
Horrific that they fired the hero who was doing the right thing for that dear precious neglected abused baby! Walmart ought to be ashamed of themselves for what they did! Shameful! Disgraceful absolutely despicable!
Good deeds are punished.
It shows you how backwards this world has become...they fire an employee for exposing and reporting child abuse! Disgusting.
Well said!
That's why I don't shop at Walmart.😐
We need government to give that precedre to prevent birth at 13 years old to everyone and only allow reversing it with a special license given to a small number of people who are able to prove yeaes of responsibility and married for 10 years happily. Births outside that should be punished by Life Imprisonment with hard labor.
@@rejectionistmanifesto8836 let me ask you this: how does a 13 yr old get pregnant? Not by breathing, some MAN has to put something in there, but you want to punish the victim instead. Bravo, another victim blamer! I reject your stupidity and you need to be incarcerated for thinking that. Cool right?
@rejectionistmanifesto8836 Our government isn't competent enough to give an authority like this to.
The lady that purchased the clothing and dressed that little boy is an angel, that part brought tears to my eyes.
Notice how the biological mother did not say thank you or anything? She just kept looking at her phone. I'm sure that's all that kid sees all day is the back of a phone. Poor little guy.
@@martina21953 She can afford a phone but nothing for a baby?? Pathetic.
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That lady was, for all practical purposes, was an angel. She was just a normal person that had been raised with a good conscience, reason, and respect for others. She is what some would refer to as "old school", which is a quality that is, quite sadly, missing in the world today. What do you thing this world will be like when people like her are no longer around?
She has money to get bonded out but not to dress that baby.
The elderly gentleman is a hero also.
As well as the woman that bought and put on clothes for the child.
God bless them.
This is HORRIBLE! I’ll NEVER shop at Walmart again. The fact that they didn’t praise that employee for helping that child…I have no words.
She should have been given a raise! Not fired. Absolutely absurd.
At least her Go Fund Me page is up to about $40,000 ! Screw Walmart !! 😡
The companies teach you to spot trafficking, child abuse etc but when you do something they kick you to the curb.
Ik
Fired!! 😢
Yes!!!
It's so sad that the person who tried to help that innocent child suffered more consequences than the abusive mother. SHAME ON YOU WAL-MART 😢😢
I've heard the wackiest people shop here. This is just another one of them. Most likely on drugs.
Walmart just doesn't care about protecting children
Truth!
No, it's not sad, it's inhuman, cruel, and needs to be punished by the law, I don't care who it is; WALMART OR MARTWALL ;
No shame on the employee who stood there filming instead of acting. She cared more about filming than acting so she could post it on social media. That doesn't help the child. As a teacher I know for a fact that when anyone sees this they need to act. Notify a manager..call police..there are so many steps that don't require filming the shit.
Thank you for taking this video. I'm beyond mad, and I hurt for this child.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
I've been boycotting Walmart for over 15 years. I'm glad I made the decision.
Shame on you Walmart. She saved that baby.
The community saved that baby that night. The man who spoke up, the lady who bought him clothes. The employee who filmed it all. Well done.
No corporation is worth ignoring that. F%$# Walmart.
CPS is worse
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I work for Walmart... 2 years now! We as normal associates are NOT allowed to get involved in anything that happens! Fighting, Stealing, ANYTHING! you are to do your job & thats it! Only Asset Protection, Coaches, Team Leads are allowed to interfere! She got fired for filming... which was more then enough for her to no long be needed by company.
@@---zq1cz your very evil if you would just sit by and let that baby be naked in weather like that.
@@obrecht3038 I agree. Some things are worth getting fired over.
Walmart fired an employee that reported child abuse and neglect? That's disgusting.
I hope the employee can sue
Me to
I was never a fan of Walmart to begin with but I’m definitely against Walmart now.
I think they fired her for posting the video?
When she lost her job, they showed what type of people they are...
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Bless the people who called her out/stopped her. Especially the woman who purchased the baby some warm clothes.
She should’ve not been fired for doing the right thing. That was protecting a child. I think they just lost a good employee and they should re hire her. It’s so sad that a mother treats her kid that way and acts like she doesn’t care what others tell her.
Employee should not have been fired. She was saving a baby’s life. Good for employee. Walmart did the wrong thing.
If something illegal happens at work I would call the authorities but I wouldn't post it on social media.
The employee didn't save the baby's life. She did the right thing by filming the incident, BUT then she posted it online and that is against the rules of most companies. So Walmart is not to blame here. She should've given the video to the police to help with their investigation, but NOT posted it online.
Walmart has cameras. EVERYONE knows that. She filmed to shame the mom and get views, not to help that baby.
The woman who bought the clothes and put them on the child is a saint. As is the employee. Both could have chosen to mind their business but they didn't, and that was the morally right choice. For Walmart to fire the employee shows where their priorities lie.
Broke my heart watching her dress him as well.
minding own own business NEVER includes watching a child be abused
The kid was eager for the lady to put those clothes on him too.
Don't forget the man in the video too, who stuck up for the baby right to the woman's face!
🙄y'all clearly don't know the law or how businesses are obligated to operate.
Walmart can be sued for the employee harassing the woman. And the employee violated privacy rights to record strictly to harass and shame.
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What a shameful mother!! That employee should be congratulated not fired. Walmart should be ashamed of themselves.
You did do the right thing & thank you for looking out for the precious innocent child.
Let’s give the woman who bought the baby an outfit her flowers as well 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️
100%
Why don't you open her a go fund me?
Amen to that too!!! God’s angels are everywhere & I’m sure He will continue to bless her beyond measure!!! Thank God for her & her heart!!! ♥️
@@MsProsperity0803 yes God bless her
@@LoveHandlz You know you can too right? So do your due diligence and research and find out who the lady is and reach out to start the go fund me since it was ur idea
As someone who works at Walmart I'm appalled that this woman who filmed this video got fired. She was providing evidence that the mother was neglecting and not taking proper care for her baby. This is outrageous!
I think it was the woman who bought the clothes for the baby that got fired. I 100% hope I'm wrong
@@andreadeamon6419But that's still doing the right thing, so no way either should be fired. Like Walmart should be giving them employee of the month or something. This is crazy!
@@andreadeamon6419your wrong. It’s the lady on g TV he phone saying someone call the police on her. So yeah your wrong.
@@andreadeamon6419It was a customer who bought the clothes, not an employee
Then you use that video evidence to show police and the court, not to gain attention online!
Fired for doing the right thing? This society is backwards.
You go girl!! 🙌 sending blessings your way.
Walmart should be ashamed of themselves for firing this woman! She has better things coming to her for caring about a BABY!!
Walmart doesn't gaf as long as they are not at fault for someones death on their property
This woman was clearly trying to film content for her own self gain at the expense of the child and Walmart
@@ac61900
Stop projecting!@ Just because that's the only thing that motivates you doesn't mean everyone else is a PoS.
Or not. 3 years ago we had a freeze and I was fired from my job and I couldn’t allow my kids to go to school because they didn’t have winter coats because I had to choose between electric and clothes. If I allowed my kids to go to school I would have been arrested too. I’m not a bad mom, I was poor mom. I had to borrow money from my poorer mother to afford coats from the goodwill. Luckily, I have a new job now but we’re all mostly one paycheck away from being in the same position as the woman in this video. Calling the cops on her and taunting her while she’s trying to do the best she can should result in a firing. For most of us, one day we will all have to choose between clothes and food
If the baby was white she would have gotten awards wake up
Walmart is evil for firing this woman who saved this child’s life. The mother was openly abusing and neglecting the child. This lady deserves a medal and a raise for helping the child not being fired.
No. Walmart fired an employee for taking a video of a customer and posting the video on the internet. All the employee had to do was call the police and let hem deal with it instead of her interacting with the parent of the child.
I agree with you on this point. All she should have done was call the police and let them deal with it. I know she thought she was trying to do the right thing, but there is a right way and a wrong way of handling the situation, she chose the latter. @sharthun2009
To the 2 snowflakes above. I disagree with yall. Im glad she exposed this child abuser to the world.
@@RAMIR3Z0 i agree with you. we need to hold people like this accountable. and sadly you can not always count on the police to do their jobs.
@@sharthun2009 you lose your right to privacy when you enter public. that employee did nothing wrong.
I am grateful and thankful for all those that helped. 😊❤❤❤
Sad some people are so full of anger....
I agree.
Someone HIRE this woman! She is GOLD and your company needs her!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
How is she gold she posted a video she didn't put clothes on the kid or anything she went home and posted a video for likes and shares sorry it's none of our business what's going on with everyone's lives despite the entitlement of most of you now to show the police yes and it should have ended there. At every place of business has a code of conduct you sign when hired. I'm so glad there were people there to help with baby and got him help he didn't need his face out there for everyone to see it's not right would you want your kids face or yours all over the internet.
@@carriesunday5581You are 100% correct.
@@carriesunday5581 Shut up! You are part of the problem!
@@KeishaMs Read my first comment!
@@carriesunday5581 Sh_ut up. You are part of the problem.
The way she said she passed CPS twice already......the system fails so many abused kids 😢
It really does.
It's the only real argument for abortion. Till we can get a better childcare system why force unwanted children to live in a world that doesn't care about them either.
Not putting a shirt on to go to Walmart is NOT abuse or neglect lol. I swear society gets more timid and judgemental every day
@@moosings2048 It absolutely the fuck is when it is fucking ZERO OUTSIDE with all that damn snow...
"The system" encourages child abuse by turning babies into meal tickets.
HUGE KUDOS to all those people that stepped in to protect that precious baby! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
That employee should have been rewarded for reporting child abuse!
If that employee's actions violate Wal-Mart's Code of Conduct, then Wal-Mart needs to change their Code of Conduct.
Everyone can agree on that.
Facts
That code of conduct is meant to protect the customers and the company from unwanted harrassment, which the company could be sued for since it was done by one of their employees. Contacting authorities or management would have been the better option to simply videoing the woman and making insults to her while following her.
@@schizo8923 of course your clearly wrong and inaccurate…
They don't appreciate any of their employees they are just slaves to them. Took away any benefits while making billions a year. I'm hoping someday they will get their just desserts for their greed
This woman and man may have saved this child. We need more people that won’t let this bad behaviour continue. They should give this women a raise. Walmart is the worst!!!
Walmart is in the wrong. Give that employee a raise in pay for protecting a baby who could have froze to death. If an employee saves a life, that's the kind of employee Walmart should want to have. God bless the 2 women who helped that baby. The mother has her head up her butt
Would Walmart have treated a white employee this way? I don’t think so.
Walmart isn’t wrong. They basically said she should have called the police but filming it and making it public is another thing altogether.
STOP SHOPPING AT WAL-MART
@@DemocratsUnite
Yes they would! They hate everyone
Thank God people intervened for this baby 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I pray that poor child is getting the love and care he needs. That’s awful a mother would treat her baby that way. Taking better care of herself than her baby
Only in AMERICA would you get fired for probably saving a childs life..SMH
Yes but the US is not America. Not even half.
There’s a whole bunch of other countries that kill people just for their religion. So no, it’s not “just America.”
Absolutely ridiculous
@user-qd4td7yb8e USA united states of "America"
You propably never heard about the french law logic…😅
She was literally trying to MURDER her baby in a slow, painful way RIGHT IN FRONT OF EVERYONE, but the employee was fired?!
Hell no. Screw Walmarts policies!
I'm sure that irresponsible employee posted it on the internet for eveyone to see because it was just "the right thing to do." Makes perfect sense, if you're mentally disabled.
Right!!?? The way that lady was talking dfs has been called several times and she started twerking saying got ahead and call I passed everytime. 😢
Walmart films their customers everyday and allows public to see people being interrogated in their shoplifting rooms. Which side of their corporate mouth do they speak?
Don't be so melodramatic. Having a baby in diapers is NOT "trying to kill" them
@@moosings2048 And having him naked in below freezing conditions and adding frozen items on top of him isn't?
This was blatant attempted murder. You're delusional if you can't see it.
Great job to all who stood up and said something to help this child. This is heartbreaking 💔 To the person who filmed it- GREAT JOB! You deserve a better place to work than Walmart. I pray great things for you!
This just brings tears to my eyes. That poor baby. I hope he is safe. That Walmart employee and two other patrons are angels.
I actually fear for the child’s safety once the mother gets out of jail.. she will probably blame the kid instead of recognizing her own ratchet behavior
Damn! You're right. I hope this "woman" is at least monitored.
@@MrZlathan3They won’t, CPS only good for taking kids from the innocent, rarely do they actually do their jobs
She threw a frozen steak 🥩 on him. She hates him.
Exactly. Father probably does not want her. Children will suffer and pay the cost.
The child has been put into foster care and will likely never be returned to her.
She got fired for speaking up of child abuse but she is supposed to report people stealing?
Exactly. Make it make sense. Disgusting
Well said!
They don't report people stealing, walmart just shuts the stores down when it becomes too much rather than point to the crime that caused it. Walmart is trash.
Because it's all about the money...😢
NO she got fired for filming instead of acting. In situations like this she should have notified her manager not filmed it. It's also an invasion of privacy filming it due to the paper you sign when you work for the corporation. It's one thing to film an altercation you have with someone to what this former employee did. To be honest she did this so she could be commended as a hero when she wasn't. She didn't act she filmed and lectured. The woman who got clothing was more the hero and true to helping the child. This video will actually scar the child further down the road when people recognize his mother and point it out what his own mother did to him.
😮shame on you walmart.
That woman should be given a raise!
As a Mom, Grandma, and Great Grandmother, I am Speechless! Why ?
Cannot believe Walmart fired this woman. Disgusting and disappointing. Shame on Walmart. To the lady who stood up for this innocent child, good for you and thank you for doing the right thing.
Felicia Darling, the elderly man as well as the woman who provided the clothing are very appreciated in how they advocated and cared for the baby that was being physically abused. Walmart should at least pay her a severance pay and change their store policy to allow employees to film customers who are clearly engaged in criminal activities and to publicly post such videos of the crime. If their is no federal or state statue that prevents any employee from video recording and publishing a crime within or on store property then Felicia Darling may have a legal case against Walmart. 😮
Well this is what I am wondering.. cause it states "fired for sharing video" so had she just called the cops and never shared the video would she had been fired? Wasn't fired for calling the cops. So does walmart have a "no filming and sharing videos from work?" I get it I see videos from there all the time. My point in why was she fired. So stupid. We live in a world where see a crime? Do nothing.
It’s a business decision. The perpetrator who was arrested may sue Walmart for allowing the employee to post this video on social media.
Shame on Walmart. She needed to share this video so people can be aware of that lady and other sicko's like her!!.. Stay vigilant folks and protect the babies, kids, and elderly.
People should stop shopping there. They care nothing about anything but their profits.
The employee DESERVES a commendation.. and a raise NOT to be fired. SHAME ON WALMART 😢
Her parents should be proud of her.
Wal Mart is dirty
It's ok she will get a good job somewhere else
She started a go fund me it was 19k might be more now
PROUDLY haven't shopped at wal-mart in almost 10 years
You don’t care Walmart. Thank God for this lady.
How is collecting proof of child abuse against the Walmart Code of Conduct? Maybe they need to re-write that nonsense.
Walmart has a code of conduct? Who are they kidding. They are awful for firing a caring employee.
Customers and employees share the same thing with Walmart
Were all a dime a dozen to the management and the corporation. They don't care.
They certainly don’t have a dress or appearance code.
@@wernerhuehn674they used to until left wing politicians started crying that Walmart was stifling their associates’ freedom of personal expression by having a dress code
Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Costco, etc all have privacy rules against employees posting videos of customers on social media. In this case, yes, protect the child, take the video, talk to the mother, call the authorities, share the video with authorities. That’s great. But employees at all these stores are risking disciplinary action or dismissal by posting video of customers on social media. Happy all these caring people stepped up and took action.
@@gwiyomikim5988 Yup. God forbid we should humiliate criminals.
If that lady does that to her baby in public. I can't imagine what she does at home. What a terrible mother. The baby could have died.
And still might. You know she will get him back.
The worker wants a medal not firing the store should be ashamed of themselves, she deserves to be re employed and given a pay rise after you apologise to her what she did was save a child from abusive mother
Bless that lady that worked at Walmart!!! Thats so horrible for Walmart to not protect their workers and stand by them. So sad but so awesome that this lady felt compelled to help!!! She saved his life!!! Because she said that other ppl called CPS on her 2 times already so i hope now they continue to check on this beautiful boy!! ❤
Shame on Walmart for firing this employee. Thank God someone cared enough about a neglected child to report this and that mother, that doesn’t deserve that precious child. Shame on Walmart. You should be glad you have employees that care.
How long does an employee need to film? First of all, there are probably hundreds of cameras throughout the store. Secondly, a quick photo or 5 second video would have been adequate.
@@user-yg1dg6xm2gyet if you go back to El Paso Walmart shooting the cameras in Walmart were not working at the time.
Yeah, keep defending the child abuser. First, the overhead cameras dont have the same angle and dont always record sound. This footage could be whats needed to separate that child from the horrid mother. But you wouldnt want that, would you?@@user-yg1dg6xm2g
@@user-yg1dg6xm2g, this is your argument?? Video as long as it takes!! The cameras in the store won't pick up her stupid mouth.
It wasn’t that she recorded it for evidence, it was that she shared it publicly.
Thanks to the people who stood up for this innocent child . You guys are the real hero
And they were punished. So much for your thanks. 🙄
@@BestMods168, Why are you rolling your eyes at her comment? She didn't punish the employees. 🙄
@@BestMods168, and she was punished for taking video then uploading the video to the Internet.
These are your precious black queens?
The employee did not need to be fired
May God bless all of those bold people who stood up to help that precious child!!! Walmart should be ashamed! They should be rewarding her, not firing her.
The employee should be promoted … NOT fired.
Walmart executives are cowards. Not protecting an innocent baby is worse then worse. Boycott Wal-Mart!!!
I wish I could boycott but im too poor and they know it 😔.
Or boycott you for being ignorant. Walmart is trying to prevent lawsuits. The employee broke their policy of not posting videos online. If she had given the video to the police, she would still have her job. But she then posted it online for the world to see and that can open up the company to lawsuits.
They didn't want to be burned to the ground for waycism 😂
their morals are the money, need the government to control these devils
Yeah but holding a black person accountable for their actions is racist
Someone hire this brave woman who brought attention and help to this abused child.
💛
@Ben_Silverstein34nobody asked you.
@Ben_Silverstein34if you don’t work you can just say it.
@Ben_Silverstein34Someone who owns a business and/or is in charge of hiring.
Trouble making Troll on here! Why don't you help comment is garbage! 😊
She deserves an award
Fired for what protecting a child? Let's all go to Target before Walmart now.
Can’t believe Walmart fired a Good Samaritan helping an innocent child.
They didn't. The Good Samaritans called the police, and gave the child clothes. The employee filmed the child and posted it to social media, after anything that could be done about the situation had already been done... it was done to shame the mother, and garner some clout for the employee. Do you really want employees filming you when you enter a store? Posting videos of you picking your nose? Scratching your butt? Buying Vagi-clean? If you allow it for one thing, you allow it for all. The PROPER way to handle the situation was to confront the mother, notify management, then authorities (if management did not)...then DROP IT.
the ceo is jewish and enforces these codes.
@@Skulllywag YOU are full. Of. It😂😂😂
@@user-nn8kt5ch9cAlctually, I think he is right. There was no need to film and put it on social media. The matter could have been dealt with differently, without yelling and recording.
They tried to save face. Instead, they lost. Shame on Walmart.
I dont know if you'll ever see this but to the employee: Thank you! I was abused as a child. No one stepped up for me until I was 11 years old! You just saved that baby's life. May God bless and keep you forever.❤
GodBless u sister in Jesus xox much Love
The sad thing is that people had previously called the police on her and nothing happened. She said it happened twice and that she “passed” both of the investigations. In her own words “you just need hot water, a fire extinguisher…” meaning that she had done something at least 2 other times where people thought she was abusive or neglectful and she got away with it.
I'm glad you survived. I hope you are healed whole and happy. ❤❤❤
I pray to GOD that she never has any more children. I think of the women who want to have kids and can't, but I bet she gets pregnant in a second. I hope the employee finds a better job and the ppl who helped will be blessed. GOD please take care of that baby.
PROLIFE is looking for MORE of these news headlines sadly @@tracieross9928
Thank you for posting on social media. We need to expose the truth. Otherwise no one will do anything.
I hope the system keeps this baby safe. I have a son his age. This hurts my heart for that baby. Babies are to be loved, protected and cherished.
WOW! This is how she treats her baby in public…imagine what it’s like at home.
Socialize the losses privatize the profits
Exactly
I cannot imagine 💔❤️🩹
Hurts me just thinking about it. 😢
She twerked her answer so that's all you need to know about this creature. L.
Precious Part 2
I guess the Walmart “code of conduct” is to ignore an abused child and say nothing. This lady saved this child’s life! God bless her and the person that purchased an outfit for the freezing baby. This is absolutely horrific!
The problem is that she recorded the video and then proceeded to post it on her social media for all to see for viral attention. She didn't simply record it for evidence purposes and showed authorities. That baby is only blurred in the news report, not the video she posted. How do you think that child/abuse victim will feel knowing as he grows up and as he hits his teens knowing he was plastered on social media for cheap likes during a traumatic event in his life? That's the problem here.
It was a lady that purchased an outfit for the little guy.
They abuse there employees and the people who make the products for the store it’s not surprising
"Ignore an abused child?"
Calling the authorities, putting clothes on the baby, and recording for police all good!
When she posted all this on social media, she and the store became an instant liability.
It's as simple as that!
You can look at her and see she is not all there.
She didn't follow the Walmart code of conduct? What kind of garbage code of conduct do they have?
So the Walmart Code of Conduct forbids helping a child?