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Oldgringo wrote: It's not only the cops and Costco that want this incident to go away. Any and all who derive income from tourism in Vegas want it to go away. That would also include any media that receives advertising money to promote the place.

Then the best thing they can do is lay the cards on the table, and act appropriately if the cops were wrong. That means dismissal, criminal charges, and speedy, fair trials. Anything less and Las Vegas has a corrupt police department. If that's true, what else is corrupt?

I didn't expect any sort of answer.
I know they have to err on the side of caution for legal and PR reasons.
But they do have decisions to make, and a little input from customers might help them make the right ones.

I wrote to Costco:

Note this message was submitted through the costco.com web site customer suggestion page on 08/24/2010 11:25:46 PST

As a Costco member, I am troubled by the recent shooting death of Erik Scott at a Costco in Las Vegas recently.
There are unanswered questions. It appears that Costco management is withholding information from the public.

I chose Costco because your corporate culture agreed with much of the way I conduct my affairs.
This episode appears to be contrary to both.

Costco should immediately release the 911 recordings and the surveillance video to the public.
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Dear [me],

We appreciate you taking the time to email Costco Wholesale.

Your feedback has been forwarded to the Executives for their review. Thank you for taking the time to share your comments with us.

Thank you,

Beth
Costco Wholesale Corporation