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Complaint Review: Michael Carrington - PARMA Ohio
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Michael Carrington
10395 West Pleasant Valley Rd. PARMA, Ohio, U.S.A.
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440-845-4935
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Meat Market slow prossessing victimized many consumers Cleveland Ohio
This company employs persons that are crack addicts .....
This company employs Crack addicts and lets the addicts drive their company vehicles high on drugs. They also let one driver in particular driver the company truck home at night without having a drivers lisence or insurance.
This company sells the cases of meat to their workers for about $ 15.00 and the workers sell the meat to the public door to door for 6 times that amount. Also this company pays their employees under the table daily.
And this goes on because the manager of Meat Market takes Mike Mcmahn among other employees to his home to get high from crack and drink and drive.Little does this manager know,His own employees are stealing cases of lobster tails and other high priced meats to sell to support their crack habit. I would personally never do any kind of business with this company nor would I work there ever. This is an injustice to our community to have these companies overcharging our public so that they can get high on drugs.
Lucy
Cleveland/Parma, Ohio
This company employs Crack addicts and lets the addicts drive their company vehicles high on drugs. They also let one driver in particular driver the company truck home at night without having a drivers lisence or insurance.
This company sells the cases of meat to their workers for about $ 15.00 and the workers sell the meat to the public door to door for 6 times that amount. Also this company pays their employees under the table daily.
And this goes on because the manager of Meat Market takes Mike Mcmahn among other employees to his home to get high from crack and drink and drive.Little does this manager know,His own employees are stealing cases of lobster tails and other high priced meats to sell to support their crack habit. I would personally never do any kind of business with this company nor would I work there ever. This is an injustice to our community to have these companies overcharging our public so that they can get high on drugs.
Lucy
Cleveland/Parma, Ohio
