Kenneth Baribault

Shoppers went to Wal-Mart Stores to make a killing for Black Friday and so they did.

Nassau County Police say a part-time security guard, Jdimytai Damour, from Wal-Mart has died today, Friday November 28, 2008, after being trampled by shoppers shortly after the store in Long Island opened after 5 a.m.

Police say the 34-year-old part-time security from Wal-Mart was taken to a hospital where he was unfortunately pronounced dead around an hour after opening at 6 a.m. Currently, the cause of his death was not immediately known.

A police statement says shoppers “physically broke down the doors, knocking [Damour] him to the ground.” along with a 28-year-old pregnant woman whom also was taken to a hospital for observation.

The store will remain close up to while police investigate.

After checking GoDaddy.com, we discovered that JdimytaidAmour.com was regstered by Richard Figueroa of Huntsville, Alabama. No word as yet how the site will be used.

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After Danielle Rella’s visit on Tuesday, the site on Officer Kenneth Baribault had a 300% increase in daily traffic which was due to members and visitors viewing her post on an online message board.

So far Wednesday’s visit broke all daily records since the site launched.

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By now you should have known that Firefighter Philip Scarfi risked his safety by crossing six lanes of traffic on the (LIE) Long Island Expressway to get to Officer Baribault in his damaged Chevrolet Impala cruiser.

He may not consider himself a hero or was only doing the right thing sixteen Sundays ago but in New Yorkers eyes, Scarfi is a true hero.

Last night, Nassau police honored Scarfi along with Captain Vincent LoRusso who was named “Police Officer of The Month” back in December 2007 by TSLI. Capt. LoRusso received the honorary title when he came to the aid of a woman (while off duty and driving with his family) whose vehicle met in a two-car collision and was caught on fire near Stewart Avenue.

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KennethBaribault.com is out of sight! Or at least it was. The site was registered on June 22, 2008 and thanks to a special relation with Google, the site was in their Search Index within 2 days.

It’s first visitor was a computer user from the New York Universitywho took 12 minutes (the longest visit so far) out of their day to read and learn about Officer Kenneth Baribault.

Since then, visitors from well known companies such as CBS Corporation, Vengroff Williams, and the Pepsi Cola Company have visited since its launch and even readers from all over the USA, Canada and one as far as Australia.

All this went unknowingly to the Baribault’s family until Tuesday when Baribault’s sister, Danielle Rella, found the site while searching the Internet without using Google’ Search.

“I was trying to locate an article written about my brother’s crash” says Rella in a post on a message board “so I put his name into Yahoo — I’ve done this once before and WOW it is crazy to see all that comes up but this time I found… KennethBaribault.com”

Since her discovery, the site has had an increase in daily traffic.