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Ivy City residents praise new legislation aimed at addressing environmental injustices - Vimarsana News

Ivy City residents praise new legislation aimed at addressing environmental injustices

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — On Monday, three D.C. Councilmembers introduced legislation aimed at addressing environmental injustices in the District. “We will no longer accept environmental racism, the devastation, the polluting on behalf of big business,” said Ward 5 Councilmember Zachary Parker, sponsor of the “Environmental Justice Amendment Act of 2023.” The act does as […]

Source: yahoo.com
$20 Million Organized Retail Crime Ring Busted in Florida - Vimarsana News

$20 Million Organized Retail Crime Ring Busted in Florida

Some 14 suspects were arrested after Operation On the Fence discovered the crime ring's activities targeting Walmart, Macy's and more.

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$20 Million Organized Retail Crime Ring Busted in Florida - Vimarsana News

$20 Million Organized Retail Crime Ring Busted in Florida

Florida officials dismantled an organized retail crime ring responsible for more than $20 million in losses this year.

DC mayor proposes rolling back progressive police reforms - Vimarsana News

DC mayor proposes rolling back progressive police reforms

Progressive DC Mayor Muriel Bowser is proposing new legislation that would roll back much of the progressive police reforms passed by the city council following the death of George Floyd in March 2020.

Source: nypost.com
DC Mayor Wants to Roll Back Police Reforms to Fight Crime - Vimarsana News

DC Mayor Wants to Roll Back Police Reforms to Fight Crime

The ACT Now bill would clarify the law’s definition of a chokehold, which Metropolitan police said was so broad that even “incidental” police contact with a suspect’s neck during an arrest was considered a serious use of force.