Update by user Apr 06, 2019 Not much else to add Original review posted by user Apr 05, 2019 Around two months ago I was shopping at King Soopers in Castle Rock, Co. I personally witnessed a guy doing the Nazi salute toward two women who were minorities. I started to call the guy out, he said cool it; it's all good. I happen to be a Veteran and was very aggravated over that incident. The women told me not to bother for he acts that way all the time. When I got home, I tried to call the store and kept getting a busy signal, so I called the headquarters for King Soopers (not the headquarters for Kroger), the young man listened intently and told me that something would be done. Up until this past week I realized the women were no longer there, it truly hit me when I was served by the guy who had done the Nazi salute. I'm not certain what went down but from my view it looks as the two women who happened to be minorities were more than likely fired because of my actions. To me it looks as the company values white supremacists over minorities, for he served me and I have not seen either woman since the incident that I witnessed. I have seen folks who are handicapped working there, but the last two times I have been in that store I haven't noticed them. It may be because that they are not scheduled when I was there. I know the county I live in is heavy with republicans who tend to be very vocal about minorities, but a company that claims to follow EEOC seems to be not showing it at the present time.