Unjust Shooting in Brooklyn: Federal Lawsuit Sheds Light on NYPD Officer’s Actions

📷 @MovieMerchMania Brooklyn, NY — A  federal lawsuit has emerged, shedding light on an incident involving an NYPD officer, David Barker, who allegedly shot a man unjustifiably near Mayor Eric Adams’ residence in 2022. September 29, 2022, during heightened police activity in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood following an earlier shooting, Shahid Woodstock was walking near the…

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UPDATE: Notorious NYC Street Racer ‘Squeeze Benz’ AKA Antonio Ginestri Arrested by NYPD

 Updated May 21, 2024 11:38pm The Unmasking of Squeeze Benz: Social Media, Street Racing, and Accountability New York City, NY — The recent revelation surrounding the notorious street racer Antonio Ginestri, popularly known as Squeeze Benz, has sent shockwaves through the online community. The release of his mugshot marks a significant departure from his carefully…

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US FDIC needs ‘fresh start’ with new chair, White House official says

The White House seeks a new chair for the FDIC due to long-standing cultural issues. Current chair Martin Gruenberg will step down upon confirmation of a successor. The agency, facing turmoil and rule finalization, requires urgent Senate consideration. Gruenberg’s departure without a replacement risks a 2-2 deadlock. The situation is being taken seriously by the President.

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CenterPoint Energy: Restoration Efforts and Storm Response Update

CenterPoint Energy, a Fortune 500 utility company, provides electric and natural gas services to multiple states in the US. It has expanded through mergers and acquisitions to become a major energy delivery company. The company is committed to environmental stewardship, community engagement, and regulatory compliance. Following a severe storm in Houston, the company continues efforts to restore power swiftly and safely, with over 630,000 customers already restored.

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Sony and Apollo move ahead with Paramount bid process but reticent about earlier plan, NYT reports

Sony Pictures Entertainment and Apollo Global Management have signed nondisclosure agreements to explore a potential bid for Paramount’s assets, but they are reconsidering the initially planned all-cash offer of $26 billion. Paramount has been facing challenges from industry strikes, soft advertising market, and declining cable subscriptions, prompting discussions with other studios.

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