Man arrested after breaking into, showering at Bethel Park apartment Share Updated: 7:29 PM EDT Jul 8, 2021
Man arrested after breaking into, showering at Bethel Park apartment Share Updated: 7:29 PM EDT Jul 8, 2021
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Show Transcript COMPLEX ABOUT WHAT TO WASTE. REPORT:ER RESIDENCE AT THIS FACILITY SAY IT IS CONSIDERED SAFE AND SECURE. THE POLICE SAY A STRANRGE ENTERED A THIRD FLOOR APARTMENT. THEY WERE STUNNED AT WHAT HAPPENED NEXT. POLICE RELEASE THIS VIDEO SHOWING INSIDEHE T APARTMENTS. THEY BELIEVE TSHIAN M TRIED TO OPEN DOORS TO SEVERAL APARTMENTS. EVENTUALLY, HE FINDS ONE UNLOCKS AND ENTS.ER INSIDE, AN 80-YEAR-OLD WOMAN ASLEEP. HE ADMITTED TO USING HER SHOWER WHILE SHE SLEP T.WHEN SHE AWAKENED, SHE CALLED POLICE. RESIDENTS SAY THEY WEER STUNNED UPON HEARING WHAT HAPPENED. ESPECIALLY BEING HERE ONHE T FIRST FLOOR. I AM ALWAYS CHECKING OUT IN THE PARKG INLOT TO SEE IF ANY STRANGE CARS ARE OUT THERE. IT IS SCARY. IT IS SCARY.
On Easter Sunday, a group of Amazon drivers staged a small walkout protest at the Henrietta distribution center.
The local walkout took its cue from a Reddit video calling for Amazon drivers nationwide to walk out on their duties to protest the conditions they face while working for the online retail giant.
Colin Shellard, a local driver, organized the demonstration in Henrietta early Sunday morning. He said his participation puts his job at risk. I know that I ll probably get fired, but that s OK, Shellard said. I want to raise awareness for what drivers are going through.
Shellard works for RML Transport Corp., a delivery service partner with Amazon.
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Amazon s virtual health care service, Amazon Care, will be available to all U.S. companies and Amazon employees starting this summer, according to a statement published by the retail giant.
The telehealth service is currently available to Amazon employees and employees of companies in Washington who supply Amazon Care. The app, available for iOS and Android, virtually connects employees and their families to medical professionals allowing patients to live chat with a nurse or doctor via in-app messaging or video.
The program also includes an in-person component in which a medical professional visits a patient s home to provide additional care such as routine blood draws or listening to a patient s lungs among other procedures. Amazon Care’s in-person service will expand to Washington, D.C., Baltimore and Seattle in the coming months.
Whole Foods Cranberry Biscotti Recalled For Undeclared Pistachios
Whole Foods Market is voluntarily recalling Whole Foods Cranberry Biscotti because it may contain undeclared pistachios (tree nuts), one of the major food allergens that are not listed on the product label. Anyone who is allergic to tree nuts may have a serious allergic reaction if they eat this product. One illness was reported to the company to date in connection with this problem.
The Whole Foods Cranberry Biscotti was sold in the Bakery department of some Whole Foods stores located in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. The product has a sell-by date through April 3, 2021. The PLU code on the label is 41712. The biscotti was sold by weight in clear plastic containers. All affected product has been removed from store shelves. The company was alerted to the issue by a consumer complaint.
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