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After month-long delay, injured Henrico man has mail service resumed

Unable to work, the Henrico man said he became eligible for worker's compensation, money he counts on for his living expenses. However, when he moved into a new home, he said his mail stopped coming.

Mail issues are preventing this Henrico man from paying bills, driving a car

The man, who is on disability, said his troubles began about a month ago. He told the CBS 6 Problem Solvers that if he doesn't get help soon, he won't be able to pay his bills, drive a car or vote.

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British ex-miners support call for full investigation of New Zealand s Pike River disaster

British ex-miners support call for full investigation of New Zealand’s Pike River disaster The World Socialist Web Site is publishing statements from former coal miners in the UK in support of the Pike River Families Committee, which represents 23 of the 29 families of the men who died in the 2010 Pike River coal mine disaster in New Zealand. The families are fighting to overturn the Labour Party-led government’s decision to end an underground forensic investigation of the mine. The government aims to prevent the recovery and examination of evidence that could be used in criminal prosecutions of those responsible for the disaster.

Fort Lauderdale police mistook Star Trek memorabilia for weapons: lawsuit

Fort Lauderdale police mistook Star Trek memorabilia for weapons: lawsuit Lexi Lonas © iStock coronavirus COVID-19 community spread los angeles superspreader party busted 158 arrest sex trafficking underage drinking prostitution garcetti villanueva sheriff palmdale A lawsuit against the Fort Lauderdale Police Department alleges that officers mistook Star Trek memorabilia for weapons when they used excessive force in arresting two brothers. Two brothers, Raymond and Randall Purcell, allege that their civil rights were violated when police used excessive force after responding to a call about one of their cars having been keyed, the Miami Herald reported. When officers Steven Pohorence and Alexander Paul arrived, they said there would be no investigation into who keyed the car because the damage was below $1,000.

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