I was ready to call this case a situation of a plaintiff and jury sticking it to the corporation with deep pockets.

A jury awarded $6.1 million Friday to a woman who was forced to strip for a search in a McDonald's back office after someone called the restaurant posing as a police officer reporting a theft.

Louise Ogborn, who was 18 during the 3 1/2-hour ordeal, was forced to undress and perform sexual acts with the boyfriend of a former assistant manager at the restaurant while the man was on the phone with the bogus caller, according to a surveillance video shown to jurors during the four-week trial.

After all, it seems like the bad actors were the assistant manager, her boyfriend, and the caller.

Then I read this piece. (H/T Radosh.net)

Why weren't restaurant managers warned about this? Why was this not a part of training?

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