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Alicia Navarro’s boyfriend Eddie Davis lost job after hurling ‘angry comments’ at coworkers
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0:35Now PlayingThe boyfriend of teenage runaway Alicia Navarro became more “aggressive and angry” over the last two years before being canned by Walmart, a former co-worker told The Post.
Eddie Davis, 36, lost his job as a night time stocker after he hurled “angry comments” toward other employees, the former colleague said this week.
“He would call younger guys names and stuff. I’m not sure of the names. He was being very aggressive,” said the coworker, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the press.
Davis had been living with Navarro, now 18, for at least a year in a Havre apartment, neighbors said, before the pair fled to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation this week.
The husky, bearded man was seen with Navarro in exclusive photos snapped by The Post both Tuesday and Thursday as they moved items into his mother’s trailer.
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