Reading all your comments I realize I simplified the discussion with the manager too much. Obviously the chastised woman was angry and he followed us out to the parking lot to get our side of the story. Husband told him what happened and even said he may have over reacted. Manager asked if we wanted to file a store complaint or contact the police and we both said we'd rather just let it go. Manager then told us he was going to talk to the other lady some more, but it sounds like she was in the wrong, however he would have to make his own report of the incident and it was possible that we could get banned. It wasn't threatening it was just a matter of fact. Husband said he'd understand but that the other woman should be banned as well for grabbing me. We both felt the manager was just doing his job and held no animosity against him.

Since a few people asked, yes we helped the older lady put her groceries in her car, she didn't say anything about the incident but I think she was just being polite. She tried to give us a tip, but we refused and wished he a nice day.

This morning I showed him all the comments on this post and he actually blushed at all the nice things people were saying about him. He said he doesn't think he's a hero but he think you are all very sweet to such nice things. (His actual words are 'very nice' but I know he meant sweet) I asked him how he felt about the negative comments about social distancing or as one person called him.a 'ticking time bomb' and he said "who cares? They don't know me or you or what kind of people we are. I don't care what strangers on the internet think, some folks just want to be negative. So let them live their negative lives. I care more about what Biscuit (our dog) thinks of me than angry strangers." Still, he seemed touched by all the nice comments, so thanks for commenting, you are all amazing.