VIDEO: Crowd rush door to see National Hero Sir Vivian Richards at Observer Day
Mayhem at the ABI Building as hundreds of supporters turn out to have their $2 Commemorative Bills signed by the living legend Sir Vivian Isaac Alexander Richards.
The event is part of the second edition of Observer Day, which the local media house is using as an opportunity for the public to meet and greet their staff and get a chance to win prizes.
Security officers are clearly having a hard time keeping hundreds of people from entering the building, which is also shared with ECAB and ABI Insurance, a call center, and other local businesses.
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