After several public safety incidents and customer service issues, several community members wrote to Walmart to complain. Susan Efroymson has shared a copy of an email from Bill O’Brien, NEO Market Manager in which he offers a number of intended improvements and asked for our community’s feedback. Please review his email and respond accordingly. Susan shared with him that this email would be shared publicly and is offered here with permission. Let’s use this opportunity to make a kiddush Hashem and promote productive dialogue.
Susan,
Sorry it took so long to get back to you, but I take your complaint serious and had to work the store several days this week to look into the issues and get a plan together to make sure that you and everyone in the area has a great shopping experience in the store. Here are the things that we are doing to get the store back to where it needs to be on a daily basis.
Just this past week, a community member was approached by a man in the parking lot of the Walmart Supercenter in South Euclid claiming to have a gun and attempting to steal her purse. Fortunately, he was unsuccessful and no one was seriously injured. No doubt incidents like this are frequent at this store that could easily have several arrests per day and has 
(Plain Dealer)
Once again Israeli peppers are being seen for sale at Walmart. This time the orange peppers were a mixture of Mexican and Israeli grown.
(Cleveland.com)(Ed: Looks like South Euclid has inherited a whole lot of crime and police time in exchange for a development that not everyone really wanted and is not going to really do much for the city. Police have been called already 110 times to the new location!)