Priest and Friends Die-In at K-Mart, Store Demands Arrests
Channel: ImportantCool
Date: 2016-05-21

On May 3, 2016, the K-Mart in Albuquerque killed a man. 25-year-old Jonathan Sorensen was accused of shoplifting when three K-Mart employees held him down until he died. A witness said one employee had either his knee or his foot on Sorensen's neck. The K-Mart employees stayed on top of Sorensen even after he stopped moving. 
A group of Albuquerque residents has been protesting against K-Mart for allowing its employees to commit murder. The activists want to know if the security guards are still employed there—a question K-Mart has so far refused to answer. The Albuquerque Police Department refuses to prosecute the K-Mart employees. When a priest and his friends staged a die-in, however, K-Mart wanted them prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
As the police arrive towards the end of the video, a K-Mart security guard demands that the priest and all the activists be "trespassed," i.e. arrested and charged with trespassing. He tells the police his instructions are coming from "corporate." So K-Mart refuses to take action against its employees who murdered a man—but they'll have a priest arrested for lying down in the store. 
Luckily, the cops on scene are uninterested in prosecuting the activists. Unfortunately, they're also uninterested in prosecuting corporate murderers.