JusticeAtWalgreens

I was accused of fraud. I was profiled. I was gaslit by Walgreens staff. This happened at Store 5951 in Puyallup, WA. I’m @silentnomore2024. And I’m documenting everything. #RetailJustice

This wasn’t just a mistake. It was racial bias. It was gaslighting. It was a failure of dignity and protocol. I’m @silentnomore2024. And I’m documenting everything. #RetailJustice

Many months later, a new manager emailed. Apologized. Said the three employees involved no longer work there. But the damage was done. The trauma remains.

I was accused of fraud. I was profiled. I was gaslit by Walgreens staff. This happened at Store 5951 in Puyallup, WA. I’m @silentnomore2024. And I’m documenting everything. #RetailJustice

March 3, 2024. I arrived to pick up my online order. The employee said it was already picked up—by someone named Txxxx Davis. That’s not me. I live alone.

Justice at Walgreens. This image anchors the harm, the dignity, and the demand for accountability.

On March 3, 2024, I walked into Walgreens #5951 in Puyallup, WA to pick up an online order. What followed was racial profiling, false accusations, and emotional trauma. This account documents the harm—and demands justice.

Walgreens later confirmed the order was mistakenly given to someone with the same last name. No apology. No accountability. I’ve filed formal complaints and am pursuing legal action.

I was accused of running a “scam,” told I was being watched through my computer, and subjected to public humiliation. The trauma triggered panic attacks and sleepless nights.

I was dismissed, accused of sending someone in to steal my order, and told the Black man who received it must be my husband or son—based solely on race.