Exclusive | CVS worker in swanky NYC nabe beaten by knife-wielding maniac, then fired after filing for worker’s comp: lawsuit
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What happened
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Why it matters
Add The New York Post on Google A CVS worker in swanky SoHo had her jaw shattered by a knife-wielding lunatic as she tried to help a security guard — then got canned when she asked for help paying her medical bills, according to a new lawsuit.
Common ground
Abigail Downey, 25, was working her usual night shift at the drug store in the trendy Manhattan neighborhood last fall when an erratic man began terrorizing shoppers and brutally pummeled her and a security guard she tried to help, court documents said.
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/abigail-downey-62544b284
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