Timothy Walls filed a $670,000 lawsuit last week against Costco, claiming store employees wrongly held onto his shopping cart -- full of his newly purchased items -- when he refused to show his receipt, then he broke his leg in a scuffle with them. The store has a blanket policy of checking receipts at the exit.
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Aimee Green | agreen@oregonian.com, Portland Oregonian: Local
Tue, 09/23/2014 - 1:33pm
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