Woman Loses Control at Orlando Airport, Kicks Employee and Hits Computers
Incident at Orlando International Airport Recent footage from Orlando International Airport captures a chaotic scene involving a woman who became aggressive at the Southwest Airlines terminal. The woman, 45-year-old Selomit Velez-Rodriguez, was recorded by passenger Payton Turbeville verbally attacking Southwest employees. Amid her outburst, she yelled various profanities, expressing frustration and disbelief. “Motherf*cker, are you […]
Ex-Walmart employee charged after attempting to stop immigration arrest
Walmart Employee Charged After Intervening in Arrest A former Walmart employee who attempted to stop border patrol agents from arresting an undocumented individual in Pico Rivera back in June has been charged by a federal court. Adrian Martinez, 20, faced a judge in Santa Ana on Wednesday, where he was charged with conspiracy to obstruct […]
Harvard Will Provide Documents to DHS Confirming Employee Citizenship
Harvard’s I-9 Form Submission to Federal Government Harvard University has decided to submit an employee’s I-9 form to the federal government, as outlined in an email sent to faculty on Tuesday. This step follows a departmental investigation and involves documents for nearly all employees that prohibit students, which were also sent to the Department of […]
Community meeting discusses changes and employee issues at Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal
AMCOM Leadership Discusses Transformation at Town Hall Major General Lori Robinson, the commander of the US Army Air and Missile Command (AMCOM), recently hosted a town hall event alongside Deputy Director Don Nitty and Sergeant Christopher Doss, with Alabama manager Bob Jones at Redstone Arsenal. During the meeting, Robinson highlighted key developments impacting the command’s […]
Investigation into Erwin plastics plant concludes no criminal actions related to employee flooding fatalities
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has concluded its inquiry into the East Tennessee Plastics factory, where six employees lost their lives in September due to the impacts of Hurricane Helen. They did not find any signs of criminal wrongdoing. Workers’ rights advocates, along with families of the deceased, allege that the plastic company’s practices in […]
Wells Fargo Stops Travel to China After Employee Reportedly Blocked From Departing
A major multinational corporation halted all travel on Thursday amid reports that one of its employees was prevented from leaving the country. Wells Fargo suspended travel to China after employee Cheney Mao was stopped from departing. According to reports, the bank is probing the matter and is actively working to facilitate Mao’s return to the […]
Employee Arrested for Allegedly Threatening to Kill Marjorie Taylor Greene and Her Staff
Former Employee Arrested for Threatening Calls to Rep. Greene Authorities detained a former employee on Thursday following accusations of making several threatening calls directed at Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene and her team. Seth Jason, 45, a former voice employee, faces significant charges related to interstate communications with the intent to threaten harm to family […]
Employee of Boston Health Commission Arrested Following Deadly Shooting
Charges Against Boston City Employee in Shooting Incident Several Boston city employees are facing criminal charges following their alleged involvement in a fatal shooting that occurred in April, marking the fourth arrest related to workers under Mayor Michelle Wu, according to reports from the Boston Herald. Jacqueline Cherisme, who works for the Boston Public Health […]
NPR Caught Directly Misquoting DOGE Employee
NPR Issues Correction After Misquote Recently, National Public Radio (NPR) faced criticism for misquoting a former government efficiency staff member and misrepresenting comments about government performance before issuing a correction. On June 5, NPR published an article titled “The former Doge engineer says he was ‘surprising’ at how efficient the government is.” The piece quoted […]
Employee at Missile Defense Agency accused of improperly keeping classified documents
Charges Filed Against Huntsville Office Worker for Retaining Classified Documents The U.S. Department of Justice has announced that a worker from Huntsville has been brought before the court, facing accusations of unlawfully removing and keeping confidential documents. Ewa Maria Ciszak, 64, stands accused of knowingly deleting and retaining sensitive documents. Since January 2023, she has […]