[arista]

[I can't help. I'm knackered':
Royal Mail probes postman
who left vulnerable pensioner, 72,
with osteoporosis lying in the snow
after she fell and hit her head
outside front door -
but hero Hermes driver arrived and got help
Royal Mail postman left Patricia Stewart, 72, lying
in snow after fall this week
He told the pensioner he was
'too knackered' to pick her up in Falkirk
Royal Mail apologised and are
investigating after video was posted online]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...d-pick-up.html


Bad worker

[UserSince2005]

I saw this, shocking, she literally could have froze to death, how can you just leave someone laying on the ground?

Name and shame him and his nationality.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

I saw this, shocking, she literally could have froze to death, how can you just leave someone laying on the ground?

Name and shame him and his nationality.

Who cares about the nationality?

The guy is a douche.

[arista]

No if you name him
he would not be able to work in that area

Make Sure he knows he did wrong.

[rusticgal]

Outrageous....whats the matter with people. Why wouldnt you help?....its against human nature

[Vicky.]

What a vile specimen this man is. Ugh.

[Niamh.]

What a horrible man

[UserSince2005]

This is attempted murder tbh

[hijaxers]

Won't go down well with Royal Mail or his colleagues ~ too knackered what a ridiculous excuse ! I hope they sack him.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by arista

postman left Patricia Stewart,

[Ammi]

...it’s really difficult to know what to say with this, it’s so devaluing her life and disregarding her safety...it’s very, very sad...I hope that she’s recovering well....

[James]

Most people would help.

It's just that it gets highlighted when someone doesn't.

[Cherie]

He must be a sociopath to walk away like that

Up since 9...hardly the crack of dawn mate

[Crimson Dynamo]

I was dumbfounded when i saw this

He deserves to be sacked immediately

[bots]

i've helped complete strangers who had fallen ill a couple of times, it is inconceivable to me to walk away from someone who is clearly in difficulty. However, it has nothing to do with his job, he is just a soulless individual

[Shaun]

The mind boggles...

[Cal.]

Even if he couldn’t help for whatever reason, he had plenty of ways he could have got her help. Disgraceful.

[Beso]

I would imagine hes wandered right up to that camera in the past to post letters..

Get his ugly mug up on the net.

[Zizu]

His face will be plastered all over the media by Sunday at the latest I’d say .


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[Vicky.]

Wouldn't be surprised if he was one of those abslutely terrified of covid (usually, those at very low risk from it, oddly.) and thats why he refused. Seen a fair bit of really crappy behaviour in the past year or so, and it often turns out its a 'omg, you might cough!' thing, rather than totally cold hearted. I blame the media. Tbh.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Wouldn't be surprised if he was one of those abslutely terrified of covid (usually, those at very low risk from it, oddly.) and thats why he refused. Seen a fair bit of really crappy behaviour in the past year or so, and it often turns out its a 'omg, you might cough!' thing, rather than totally cold hearted. I blame the media. Tbh.

That's possible but, if so, I'm surprised he didn't vocalise that or mention "social distancing". Either way... I find it hard to believe he didn't have a phone? Or couldn't alert a neighbour?

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Wouldn't be surprised if he was one of those abslutely terrified of covid (usually, those at very low risk from it, oddly.) and thats why he refused. Seen a fair bit of really crappy behaviour in the past year or so, and it often turns out its a 'omg, you might cough!' thing, rather than totally cold hearted. I blame the media. Tbh.

I think I heard him mention Covid rules....but that shouldn’t have stopped him getting some help..

[Ammi]

...I understand that there might have been fear of direct contact with the lady but it wasn’t a choice of one thing or another with nothing in between in the way of options to help...to phone emergency services for instance and to have asked for their guidance in helping her...and the freezing weather temperatures atm plus the obvious older age of the lady was obviously extremely dangerous for her to be left for even a short time...anyway, we are very human fearful atm and I don’t know anything about him or what his reasons were for his actions and I hate the thought of anyone losing their job at a time like this but it is being investigated...we may find out more but we may not...I’m so glad that she seems to be recovering...

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

I think I heard him mention Covid rules....but that shouldn’t have stopped him getting some help..

She was more at risk of catching it off him ....


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[Vicky.]

Well yeah, leaving her was bad enough, but then not even reporting it or getting anyone else who could help..makes it quite unforgivable, rather than 'he was a bit of a twat'