A flight on the 9/11 anniversary ended in handcuffs and a strip search for housewife, as well as a strip search of an Arab-Jewish blogger and two other passengers. No charges were filed against Hebshi, a self-described “half-Arab, half-Jewish housewife living in suburban Ohio,” or the two men sitting next to her, who were flying […]
Attorney-Client Privilege? Not at Work.
Before writing an email to your attorney, think twice about the repercussions. First of all, as everyone should know by now, once something is released into cyberspace, it’s in cyberspace forever. This includes text messages, chats, emails, pictures, social media conversations, video, and etc. Second, the majority of our time is spent working for a […]
Employers Monitor Workers Via Smartphone
InterGuard is a new Blackberry security software that allows employers to keep sensitive information from being publicized (by design or accident) and also ensure employee’s are where they’re supposed to be when they’re supposed to be there. Designed by Awareness Technologies, the Interguard software will monitor activity on work BlackBerry’s & computers. According to VerticalNews, […]
Man Released After 23-Year Run
David Ingram, now 48, was on the run from law enforcement officials for 23-years. Convicted of selling Ecstasy, a rare (at the time) drug, the then 25-year-old Ohioan decided to run for his freedom instead of serving a harsh 25-year sentence imposed by the judge. Ingram was arrested in ’88 after a man who hired […]
Investigation Sheds Light on Unlicensed Contractors
A hidden camera investigation revealed that the city of San Antonio is plagued with unlicensed contractors who often don’t show up, do show but perform work that’s not in code, and even leave customer’s lives in danger. According to WOAI-TV, a contractor must be licensed to work on all HVAC and electrical work, including tasks […]
