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Houston robbery suspects snatch money bag from disabled man in wheelchair after stalking him: police

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Houston robbery suspects snatch money bag from disabled man in wheelchair after stalking him: police

Three robbery suspects are being sought in Houston after being captured in surveillance video stalking a victim before taking his money, police said.

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Houston robbery suspects snatch money bag from disabled man in wheelchair after stalking him: police

Houston robbery suspects snatch money bag from disabled man in wheelchair after stalking him: police
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Shocking moment suspects rob elderly disabled man sitting in a motorized wheelchair outside of a Houston gas station in Democrat-led city where snatches are up a fifth in a year

The elderly victim was shopping a convenience store in the Settegast district of Houston when one of the gang innocuously strolled past and noticed him opening his money bag at the till.

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33 PPP loans, one company: How a WA drive-thru coffee chain got millions in COVID-19 funds

33 PPP loans, one company: How a WA drive-thru coffee chain got millions in COVID-19 funds Kristine Sherred © Provided by KIRO Seattle A chain of drive-thru coffee stands in Western Washington received $2.5 million from the Paycheck Protection Program, a prime example of how the pandemic relief bill intended for small businesses benefited companies with deeper pockets and better financial connections. Bigfoot Java had more than 30 locations in seven Washington counties when the pandemic hit last spring, and each received an individual PPP loan, averaging $74,000. An associated real estate and investment company, Bigfoot Properties and Bigfoot Investment Group, also received separate loans. The company employs more than 500 people, an average of 16 employees per location, based on jobs reported in Small Business Administration data and information from former employees.

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