Has anyone else been following how the case of Gregory Fortner-Kelly has brought up the issue of locking gas station doors during confrontations? I can't stop thinking about how something as seemingly small as this could trap innocent bystanders in such a dangerous situation. The fact that Gregory and David were just trying to buy some snacks after a night of celebration, only to end up in the middle of this nightmare, is so upsetting. It makes me wonder how many other locations have similar policies that could put people at risk in tense situations. It's heartbreaking to think about Gregory's family, especially his children, who have to navigate life without their father. I hope that this case, as tragic as it is, will at least push for some policy changes to avoid more senseless loss. What do you all think about the potential effects of this case on gas station safety legislation?
