article_snippet.sent: his shopping and grabbed a TV near the bottom of a pallet in Manchester, only for social worker Julie McGoldrick, 53, to grab the same one at the same time - and suffer injuries that saw social worker Julie McGoldrick end up in hospital.
article_snippet.sent: Manchester Magistrates’ Court was told how social worker Julie McGoldrick slipped social worker Julie McGoldrick hand behind the TV box’s security cable in an effort to hang on because social worker Julie McGoldrick could not hold it normally due to social worker Julie McGoldrick injured thumbs.
article_snippet.sent: But seconds later social worker Julie McGoldrick ended up on the floor and in serious pain as Tesco workers grabbed Mr Anderson ' and pulled Mr Anderson ' while Mr Anderson ' was holding the TV - taking the trapped woman with Tesco workers.
article_snippet.sent: Julie McGoldrick (in the light blue jacket) said: ‘I put my hands out and around a box.
article_snippet.sent: I was holding a box and then people were coming forward to get other boxes around Julie McGoldrick (in the light blue jacket).
article_snippet.sent: I’m not sure why a middle-aged woman was there anyway.
article_snippet.sent: , District Judge Anthony Carr said: ‘Mrs McGoldrick tried to get one or two TVs disappearing before Mrs McGoldrick eyes, and did get Mrs McGoldrick on a box - and unfortunately got Mrs McGoldrick through the wires, because Mrs McGoldrick thought that was the best way to hold on to it.
article_snippet.sent: Clearing Mr Anderson of wrongdoing is taken to one side and Mrs McGoldrick is taken to one side with Mrs McGoldrick because Mrs McGoldrick is attached to the box.
article_snippet.sent: I have to be satisfied that Mrs McGoldrick went on not caring whether Mrs McGoldrick was hurt or not - and I can’t be.
highlights_snippet.sent: Frenzied scenes saw him grab TV before Tesco workers pulled him away .
  