CVS Fires Army Veteran, The Reason Why Will Make You Sick [VIDEO] According to recent reports, and Army veteran and manager of a CVS recently stopped an attempted robbery and possibly saved lives. You would think that he would be applauded for his efforts, but unfortunately, that was not the case. Instead, Joe Morici was promptly fired for confronting the two men because his actions violated the companys policies against approaching and apprehending suspected criminals. Two individuals were jumping the counter into our pharmacy, Morici told reporters at WJLA. Fearing for his customers and co-workers, Morici claims he pursued the suspects to the front door, where one of them proceeded to attack him with a large screwdriver. I disarmed him of the screwdriver, while having the other guy pinned against the one door, Morici continued. He was able to retrieve most of the stolen drugs during the scuffle, but he could not stop the suspects from escaping. CVS released a statement in response to the event claiming that their customer and employee safety is their highest priority and added that they do not comment on specific security policies as we do not want to undermine them. They also were unable to comment on Moricis situation because of employment privacy policies. What do you think? Was CVS wrong to fire Morici? Not to mention the open door their leaving for criminals. 