You couldn't drag me away.
why people walk away when they see monkeys in hoods walking towards them..........stereotypes r stereotypes for a reason because they r true.........
https://worldstar.com/videos/wshhVH0...er-in-her-home
Suspect in Arkansas shooting identified
The suspect in the Arkansas supermarket shooting that left three people dead has been identified by authorities as 44-year-old Travis Posey.
We were sure it wasn't Minnesota Floyd by God.Suspect in Arkansas shooting identified
The suspect in the Arkansas supermarket shooting that left three people dead has been identified by authorities as 44-year-old Travis Posey.
post the mass shootings in chicago from multiple monkeys who killed more monkeys than man in this pic........Suspect in Arkansas shooting identified
The suspect in the Arkansas supermarket shooting that left three people dead has been identified by authorities as 44-year-old Travis Posey.
Killed 11 and wounded 31
C'mon, Effy,
Chop/chop!!!
a certain demographic committing crimes on regular people
linkThe Department of Labor is seeking an injunction barring Smoothstack and Kuiper from continuing to demand training repayments from employees, which it claims employees’ wages below federal minimums in a scheme “akin to modern-day indentured servitude,” according to the lawsuit. It also seeks to bar the company from retaliating against employees who file whistleblower complaints.
Labor solicitor Seema Nanda said in a statement that Smoothstack “brazenly disregarded the law by creating a system that traps workers in jobs through outrageous and illegal contracts.”
According to the lawsuit, Smoothstack hires tech workers for a period of two years divided in three stages: First as unpaid trainees for two to three weeks, then as trainees earning the minimum wage of whatever state they reside in, and finally as salaried employees placed with a Smoothstack client, where they earn $60,000 to $70,000 annually.
Smoothstack requires recruits to sign agreements in order to advance through each phase of employment, but does not disclose the TRAP agreements until after an employee has accepted an offer of full-time paid employment with a client, according to the lawsuit.
Employees who leave the company before they have fulfilled their 4,000 hour billable commitment period — about two years — are liable for $24,000 to $30,000 to the companies depending on their time of employment. The TRAP is triggered whether the employee resigns or is terminated for cause before fulfilling the 4,000 hour requirement or if they breach any other part of the commitment.
The DOL further charges that Smoothstack does not pay overtime hours for trainees, who can work as much as 84 hours in a week, and instructs employees not to record hours worked over 40 in a workweek while they are earning the minimum wage.
It is the second lawsuit against Smoothstack in as many years charging the company with violating federal minimum wage standards. A former employee in Colorado filed a class-action lawsuit in federal court in Alexandria, VA. last year, accusing the company of underpaying trainees and continuing to do so even when they start working at one of the company’s clients.
The former employee, Justin O’Brien of Colorado, is represented by lawyers of the Student Borrower Protection Center (SBPC) and Towards Justice.
Winston Berkman-Breen, SBPC’s legal director, applauded the DOL’s suit, saying it reaffirms their arguments that “luring low-wage workers with false promises of rigorous training and future employment with Fortune 500 companies in order to trap them in coercive contracts, and threatening to sue them for up to $30,000 if they dare to leave the company for any reason at all, breaks the law.”
https://x.com/ABC7/status/1835675425298866182
mods plz delete this thread...........
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booga booga
https://youtube.com/shorts/joy0uq7xA...yocQN3sM5X3Muw
Saw this the other day. People ask me why I left California for Berlin. Alot of reasons but this video reminded me. Don't hate SoCal but love this aspect here. No one talking bout their side hustle, their struggle or avatar persona. Right now right here
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scanner violations and inaccurate weights -- brazen theft for which no one will go to jail
District Attorney Pamela Price Announces Settlement Holding Safeway, Vons, Albertsons Accountable for Overcharging Customers - Office of the Alameda County District Attorney (alcoda.org)Today, Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price announced that Safeway, Albertsons, and Vons will pay $3,962,500 in a stipulated judgment to settle a civil law enforcement complaint alleging false advertising and unfair compe ion arising from overcharging customers. Albertsons Companies, Safeway Inc., and The Vons Companies operate 589 stores in California under the brand name banners of Albertsons, Safeway, Vons, and others. In Alameda County, there are approximately 28 Safeway stores.
The civil action and stipulated judgment were filed in Marin Superior Court. The Alameda County DA’s Office’s Consumer Justice Bureau joined the suit with the District Attorneys of Marin, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Diego, Sonoma, and Ventura counties.
The civil complaint alleges that these companies unlawfully charged customers prices higher than their lowest advertised price. Beyond the scanner violations, Safeway, Albertsons, and Vons also had issues with inaccurate weights on the labels of their products. Some items sold by weight, such as produce, meats, and baked goods, had less product in the package than was displayed on the package label. For those items, a grocer may only charge for the product’s actual weight, the packaging is not included in the overall weight.
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/a...tthew-allison/Neo-Nazi Telegram Users Panic Amid Crackdown and Arrest of Alleged Leaders of Online Extremist Group
The recent crackdown on the social media platform Telegram has triggered waves of panic among the neo-Nazis who have made the app their headquarters for posting hate and planning violence.
“Shut It Down,” one person posted in a white supremacist chat on Tuesday, hours after Telegram founder Pavel Durov announced he would begin sharing some users’ identifying information with law enforcement.
With over 900 million users around the globe, Telegram has been both revered and reviled for its hands-off approach to moderating posted content. The platform made headlines this summer when French authorities arrested Durov, seeking to hold him responsible for illegal activity that has been conducted or facilitated on the platform — including organized drug trafficking, child pornography and fraud.
Durov has called the charges “misguided.” But he acknowledged that criminals have abused the platform and promised in a Telegram post to “significantly improve things in this regard.” Durov’s announcement marked a considerable policy shift: He said Telegram will now share the IP addresses and phone numbers of users who violate the platform’s rules with authorities “in response to valid legal requests.”
This was the second time in weeks that extremists had called on their brethren to abandon Telegram. The first flurry of panic followed indictments by the Justice Department of two alleged leaders of the Terrorgram Collective, a group of white supremacists accused of inciting others on the platform to commit racist killings.
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Yup, it is a certain demographic...
TD Bank hit with record $3 billion fine over drug cartel money laundering
TD Bank will pay $3 billion to settle charges that it failed to properly monitor money laundering by drug cartels, regulators announced Thursday.
The fine includes a $1.3 billion penalty that will be paid to the US Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, a record fine for a bank. TD also intends to pay $1.8 billion to the US Justice Department and plead guilty to resolve the US government’s investigation that the bank violated of the Bank Secrecy Act and allowed money laundering.
The US Department of Justice said in a statement that TD Bank had “long-term, pervasive, and systemic deficiencies” in its procedures of monitoring transactions. The Wall Street Journal first reported the news late Wednesday.
https://edition.cnn.com/td-bank-sett...ney-launderingl
If I stole $230 million from anyone I'd probably spend the rest of my natural life in prison, but when bosses steal millions from their employees, it's a fine at worst.
Disney agrees to $233-million settlement in wage theft case - Los Angeles TimesFive years after workers first took Disneyland to court over skirting an Anaheim minimum wage law, the Walt Disney Co. has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit for a staggering $233 million.
The company approved the preliminary settlement on Friday, which accounts for back pay with interest as the Anaheim law is set to increase wages in January to nearly $20.50 an hour.
“What we believe is the largest wage and hour class settlement in California history will change lives for Disney families and their communities,” said Randy Renick, an attorney representing the workers in the class-action suit.
The settlement includes more than 50,000 current and former Disney employees.
You need to steal a small amount from 50,000 people
$4,600 is real money to most people, pretty sure that's a felony amount everywhere
Madison police now say 3 dead, multiple injured in school shooting
Three people are dead, including a suspected juvenile shooter, and at least six others were injured and taken to hospitals after a shooting Monday at a K-12 Christian school in Madison.
Madison police erroneously reported that five people were dead and five were injured during a 12:30 p.m. news conference. They issued two updated news releases after the news conference, saying in fact three people were dead, but they offered conflicting information on the number of injured victims. One release indicated six people were injured, and another indicated seven were injured. A Madison police spokeswoman did not respond to calls.
Just before 11 a.m., police responded to a call of an active shooter at Abundant Life Christian School, 4901 E. Buckeye Road. They found a juvenile dead with a gunshot wound, Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes said. He did not specify the age and gender of the juvenile.
The suspected shooter was a student at the school, Barnes said.
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Religion of peace strikes again, tbh
How Many School Shootings Have There Been in 2024? – Hollywood LifeAccording to CNN, there have been at least 83 school shootings in America in 2024 — 27 on college campuses and 56 in K-12 schools.
But those could have been school knifings just exactly the same!
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