More woes for Explo Systems Inc...
By: Alese Underwood
Updated: February 20, 2013
Powell's Grocery in Doyline is left with scars of debt because of evacuations and the Camp Minden bunker explosion.
"I'm $15,000 in debt and it's really frustrating. I don't see how I'm going to get out of it," owner Ray Powell said.
"They need to step up and be responsible. Good corporate citizens pay their bills," LA Rep. Jeff Thompson said.
Thompson has been vocal about holding Explo accountable from the beginning.
"When you misstate the ability to handle 7 million pouns or 70 million pounds, that gives me great concern. We may never know because Explo has failed to come forward and explain anything," Thompson said.
He will be heading to the Homeland Security meeting next week.
Monday the 25th there will be a public meeting at Doyline High School at 6pm.
"I'm $15,000 in debt and it's really frustrating. I don't see how I'm going to get out of it," owner Ray Powell said.
"They need to step up and be responsible. Good corporate citizens pay their bills," LA Rep. Jeff Thompson said.
Thompson has been vocal about holding Explo accountable from the beginning.
"When you misstate the ability to handle 7 million pouns or 70 million pounds, that gives me great concern. We may never know because Explo has failed to come forward and explain anything," Thompson said.
He will be heading to the Homeland Security meeting next week.
Monday the 25th there will be a public meeting at Doyline High School at 6pm.
