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Seattle CEO Dan Price accused of assaulting woman; attorney claims allegations are false - Vimarsana News

Seattle CEO Dan Price accused of assaulting woman; attorney claims allegations are false

The CEO and founder of Gravity Payments, who became well-known for taking a pay cut to raise his employees' salaries, is accused of assaulting a woman, according to The Seattle Times. Dan Price's attorney claims the allegations are false.

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Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price charged with sexual assault amid ongoing felony rape investigation - Vimarsana News

Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price charged with sexual assault amid ongoing felony rape investigation

Dan Price, Gravity Payments' CEO has been charged with two counts of fourth-degree assault and one count of reckless driving in Seattle Municipal Court.

Seattle CEO, big-business antagonist accused of assault - Vimarsana News

Seattle CEO, big-business antagonist accused of assault

SEATTLE (AP) -- A Seattle CEO who gained national attention for raising employees' salaries and slashing his own is facing misdemeanor assault charges

Seattle CEO, big-business antagonist accused of assault - Vimarsana News

Seattle CEO, big-business antagonist accused of assault

Court records show a Seattle CEO who gained national attention for raising employees' salaries and slashing his own is facing misdemeanor assault charges stemming from allegations that he tried to forcibly kiss a woman

Washington court strikes down law that made unintentional possession of drugs a crime - Vimarsana News

Washington court strikes down law that made unintentional possession of drugs a crime

© iStock The Washington Supreme Court this week struck down a law that made it a felony to unknowingly possess illegal drugs in the state. A majority of justices ruled Thursday that the "strict liability" drug possession law, which made any illegal drug possession a felony, was unconstitutional. “The court correctly recognized the injustice of convicting people for innocent conduct,” Richard Lechich, who argued the case before the court, told The Seattle Times. “While the decision cannot rectify the harm this law caused to so many communities, particularly communities of color, it at ...