San Diego woman sues Dollar Tree for “gooning” sexual assault incident

A woman in San Diego is seeking damages from Dollar Tree after she was sexually assaulted in a store. The incident, which she describes as “gooning,” has raised questions about the retailer’s security measures. The lawsuit alleges that the assault occurred in a store with inoperable CCTV cameras. The woman’s legal team claims that similar incidents have occurred in other Dollar Tree locations across the country. The lawsuit does not specify how many incidents have occurred.

The woman’s legal team claims that the assault occurred in a store with inoperable CCTV cameras. The lawsuit does not specify how many incidents have occurred. The lawsuit has drawn attention from several major outlets. Complex, International Business Times UK, NewsNation, NBC 7 San Diego, and Fox 5 San Diego have all covered the story. The woman’s legal team claims that the assault occurred in a store with inoperable CCTV cameras.

The lawsuit does not specify how many incidents have occurred. The lawsuit raises questions about Dollar Tree’s security protocols and the company’s response to similar incidents. The woman’s legal team claims that the assault occurred in a store with inoperable CCTV cameras. The lawsuit does not specify how many incidents have occurred. The lawsuit raises questions about Dollar Tree’s security protocols and the company’s response to similar incidents.