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Allen gunman signed name with Nazi symbol on security guard application but still got license - Vimarsana News

Allen gunman signed name with Nazi symbol on security guard application but still got license

Mauricio Garcia, who police say fatally shot eight people at an Allen mall, apparently included a Nazi symbol in his signature when applying for a security guard license.

Source: kut.org
Gang robs a Durban bar of an undisclosed amount of cash - Vimarsana News

Gang robs a Durban bar of an undisclosed amount of cash

Two suspects entered a bar in Durban North and pretended to be customers on May 22, before their accomplices entered the bar, armed with firearms. They threatened staff before locking them in the back and robbing the bar of an undisclosed amount of cash.

Source: iol.co.za
Armed suspects slip in with domestic worker, rob family - Vimarsana News

Armed suspects slip in with domestic worker, rob family

When a resident of Belmont Road, Effingham Heights, was opening the gate for their domestic worker, two individuals armed with firearms entered the property and robbed the family of various items, including cellphones, TVs, laptops, and other belongings.

Source: iol.co.za
Allen gunman signed name with Nazi symbol on security guard application but still got license - Vimarsana News

Allen gunman signed name with Nazi symbol on security guard application but still got license

Mauricio Garcia, who police say fatally shot eight people at an Allen mall, apparently included a Nazi symbol in his signature when applying for a security guard license.

Source: ketr.org
A state agency's leadership called into question - Vimarsana News

A state agency's leadership called into question

The good news is that a veteran of Louisiana State Police is restoring order to a state agency that has racked up a pile of credible reports of mismanagement and poor judgment on the part of its former leaders.