Ortell v. Spencer Companies, Inc.

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• holding that a convenience store owner’s notice of five robberies, one assault with a weapon, one theft, and one bur- glary on the premises in a three-year period was not sufficient to impose a duty to protect a patron from a criminal’s kidnapping and sexual assault
• holding that a convenience store owner’s notice of five robberies, one assault with a weapon, one theft, and one bur- glary on the premises in a three-year period was not sufficient to impose a duty to protect a patron from a criminal’s kidnapping and sexual assault
• \when there had been over eighty crimes in a two block area over the previous two years and eight crimes had occurred on the premises\

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