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'We aren't appreciated': Retail workers speak out about abuse in wake of Countdown attack Newshub 1 day ago Jamie Ensor, Mel Logan, Tom McRae © Video - Newshub; Image - Getty Images / Newshub. Watch: After the stabbing incident in Dunedin, frontline retail staff have spoken out about the abuse they've received from customers that's left them in tears and scared to go back to work. The abuse retail workers face in New Zealand was laid bare on Tuesday morning, with many Kiwis telling The AM Show about how they've been mistreated by customers.  Countdown is considering tria...

'We aren't appreciated': Retail workers speak out about abuse in wake of Countdown attack Newshub 10/05/2021 Jamie Ensor, Mel Logan, Tom McRae © Video - Newshub; Image - Getty Images / Newshub. Watch: After the stabbing incident in Dunedin, frontline retail staff have spoken out about the abuse they've received from customers that's left them in tears and scared to go back to work. The abuse retail workers face in New Zealand was laid bare on Tuesday morning, with many Kiwis telling The AM Show about how they've been mistreated by customers.  Countdown is considering tri...

He promised to turn dirt into gold. He got millions of dollars -- and prison time CNN 1 hr ago By Amanda Jackson, CNN © Rick Bowmer/AP The Federal Courthouse in Salt Lake City is seen in this image from August 12, 2019. A Utah man promised investors his business could turn dirt into gold and swindled millions of dollars from them over several years, according to federal officials. Now, he has been sentenced to prison for his role in an $8 million telemarketing fraud scheme. Marc Tager, 55, is the latest defendant to be sentenced in the scam that started in 2014, according...

A Utah man promised investors his business could turn dirt into gold and swindled millions of dollars from them over several years, according to federal officials. Now, he has been sentenced to prison for his role in an $8 million telemarketing fraud scheme.

Four men, including two from Utah, sentenced in scheme to recover gold from dirt Pixabay and last updated 2021-04-23 11:48:14-04 SALT LAKE CITY — Four men, including two from Utah and two from California, have all been sentenced in connection with a telemarketing scheme that promised investors they had the technology to extract gold from dirt. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, most of the investor/victims were elderly. The victims were told Matthew Earl Mangum, 51, of South Jordan, was an expert metallurgist and he had developed a revolutionary gold extraction process. "Invest...