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Month: June 2021

The San Jose shooter was disciplined for 4 separate incidents prior to killing 9 coworkers, transit company says

The gunman who killed 9 colleagues at a San Jose, California, light rail yard last month, faced disciplinary action in the past for four separate incidents, including a verbal altercation with a coworker, according to the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA). In one case in January 2020, after Samuel Cassidy had a verbal altercation

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Family awarded settlement after teen dies following breast augmentation surgery

Click here for updates on this story     DENVER, Colordado (KRDO) — The family of Emmalyn Nguyen was recently awarded $2 million after the 18-year-old got a botched breast augmentation in 2019. Insurance companies for plastic surgeon Dr. Geoffrey Kim and certified registered nurse anesthetist Rex Meeker, paid $1 million, respectively, settling out of court after

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US lifts sanctions on 3 former Iranian officials and two companies

The Biden administration lifted a handful of Iran-related sanctions Thursday in what the State Department described as a “normal practice” unrelated to the ongoing discussions over the Iran nuclear deal. The Treasury and State Departments lifted sanctions “on three former government of Iran officials, and two companies previously involved in the purchase, acquisition, sale, transport,

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Town plans to fire long-time police chief

Click here for updates on this story     WETHERSFIELD, Connecticut (WFSB) — Wethersfield is planning to fire the town’s long-time police chief for allegedly violating his retirement agreement. Chief James Cetran was supposed to retire in August but changed his mind in May. This all comes after he was put on administrative leave in January pending

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Almagro: Hay una dictadura en Nicaragua

(CNN Español) — El secretario general de la Organización de los Estados Americanos (OEA), Luis Almagro, considera que en Nicaragua el Gobierno de Daniel Ortega no ejerce el poder de acuerdo al Estado de derecho, lo que es considerado una dictadura. Así se lo dijo en entrevista a Fernando del Rincón en Conclusiones de CNN. Almagro

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Biden moves closer to filling critical cyber roles as administration is tested by attacks

Two of the senior officials expected to round out President Joe Biden’s cyber team faced lawmakers on Thursday for their confirmation hearing as the administration grapples with how to deal with the growing number of foreign ransomware attacks against American companies and organizations. Chris Inglis is the nominee for the newly-created National Cyber Director role

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Police officer allegedly caught deleting video from man’s cellphone during arrest

Click here for updates on this story     PHILADELPHIA (KYW) — A man intends to sue the Philadelphia Police Department, accusing one of its officers of apparently deleting video of an arrest from his cellphone. “There’s dishonesty happening here,” Lennon Edwards with Mills & Edwards LLP said. “There’s tampering with evidence here and it kills. It

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Commissioner wants new trash collection oversight

Click here for updates on this story     GWINNETT COUNTY, Georgia (Gwinnett Daily Post) — Gwinnett County Commissioner Kirkland Carden is pushing to create new oversight for trash collection companies that operate in unincorporated parts of the county in light of numerous complaints he said commissioners have been receiving about solid waste haulers. Under a proposal

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