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Intel Employee Files Criminal Charges Over Kick Me Sign On His Back
RIO RANCHO, NM (KRQE) - A "kick me" sign on the back is one of the oldest pranks in the book.
In high school, it makes for a funny Youtube video. But in the professional world, things are very different as one case at Intel demonstrates.
According to a federal lawsuit filed last week, Intel employee Harvey Palacio was at work when a coworker stuck a "kick me" sign onto his back . Palacio asked another coworker, Randy Lehman if there was something on his back.
In the lawsuit, Palacio claims Lehman kicked him in the butt instead of helping, a total of three times.
Palacio says he went to a third coworker Chris Zeltinger to see if he'd remove the sign. Zeltinger kicked him two separate times.
http://www.krqe.com/dpp/news/local/central/kick-me-case-goes-criminal
In high school, it makes for a funny Youtube video. But in the professional world, things are very different as one case at Intel demonstrates.
According to a federal lawsuit filed last week, Intel employee Harvey Palacio was at work when a coworker stuck a "kick me" sign onto his back . Palacio asked another coworker, Randy Lehman if there was something on his back.
In the lawsuit, Palacio claims Lehman kicked him in the butt instead of helping, a total of three times.
Palacio says he went to a third coworker Chris Zeltinger to see if he'd remove the sign. Zeltinger kicked him two separate times.
http://www.krqe.com/dpp/news/local/central/kick-me-case-goes-criminal
Those assholes deserved it if you ask me.
