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Kroger Manager Resigns In Wake Of Fatal Shooting

Reading from a statement and standing beside his attorney, Elliott said he knew of Kroger's policy banning guns in the workplace, but said he had chosen to carry a weapon for the last three years.

Elliott said he feared for his life and that he does not regret his actions, but understands that he put Kroger in a difficult position.

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Elliott, who has worked at Kroger for six years, thanked the company for its support in the aftermath of the shooting and for being "genuinely concerned about my well-being." He said the company offered to keep him on, but he said he wants a fresh start.

There is a Facebook page showing support for the Kroger manager who shot the robber:
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Hey RPB, did you see this:
Arizona legislators renew push for guns on campus