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Eastern Uusimaa District Court has sentenced Tero Holopainen, the kingpin of the United Brotherhood (UB) crime syndicate, to nine years and eight months in prison. The court declared on Monday that Holopainen has been UB’s de facto national leader since at least 2016. It also said that UB and its close affiliate Bad Union were organised groups dedicated to carrying out serious crimes. The court said that Holopainen oversaw an infrastructure and method of operations that ensured that UB could “systematically and extensively” continue to commit crimes even though many of its members were...

Officers. they don't work hard? please! firefighters? teachers? come on! gregg: nobody ever said they don't work hard, and we admire and respect our firefighters and police officers. we admire -- >> but it doesn't sound that way. gregg: this is about sound financial budgets. and something had to give. and public workers are giving in this respect. >> the governor is the person that negotiates contracts. if governor kasich doesn't feel that he can negotiate with the state employee unions because he's too weak to stand up to the big, bad union negotiators, there's something wrong and people shou...

State, none too happy. >> senate bill five has really affected my decision in regard to possibly retiring a year early. >> i'm sure a lot of teachers will either be leaving the state or leaving the professional teaching field. >> teachers feel very insecure as they have watched the debate around senate bill five. republican leaders have robbed teachers of our professional voice. and public schools in ohio are never going to be the same. it really reflects the ideas of people who don't work in schools. >> students, kids have been a very difficult decision. gregg: here now is an opponent of the ...

You think of motor city, you think of gm, you think of the automobile industry. the city was decimated. they are selling homes now, one report for $100 in detroit. talking about bulldozing entire neighborhoods. >> 30,000 homes. >> sean: because the population is left. because they can't get jobs. what exactly went wrong? is this what happens when you put liberal politics, bad union politics together? is this the same thing happening in washington? >> what happened in michigan, you got government in the way. government is being a barrier between people and opportunity. it means that all across ...

Think of gm, you think of the automobile industry. the city was decimated. they are selling homes now, one report for $100 in detroit. talking about bulldozing entire neighborhoods. >> 30,000 homes. >> sean: because the population is left. because they can't get jobs. what exactly went wrong? is this what happens when you put liberal politics, bad union politics together? is this the same thing happening in washington? >> what happened in michigan, you got government in the way. government is being a barrier between people and opportunity. it means that all across the state there are people wh...