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Sean 'Diddy' Combs accuses former business partner Diageo of 'illegal retaliation' in liquor brands feud - Vimarsana News

Sean 'Diddy' Combs accuses former business partner Diageo of 'illegal retaliation' in liquor brands feud

Diddy claimed Diageo unlawfully retaliated against him by ending their partnership after Combs accused the spirits giant of racism.

Source: nypost.com
McDonald's managers sent explicit images, pressured teens into sex: report - Vimarsana News

McDonald's managers sent explicit images, pressured teens into sex: report

An explosive investigation into McDonald's conducted by BBC revealed more than 100 instances of abuse, including teenage female workers who say they were groped by their much older, male counterparts.

Source: nypost.com
Connecticut Cops Allegedly Issued 26k Fake Tickets To Hide Racism - Vimarsana News

Connecticut Cops Allegedly Issued 26k Fake Tickets To Hide Racism

State Troopers in Connecticut were allegedly writing fake tickets to white people to cover up their over policing on non-white people.

French police given powers to eavesdrop on citizens - Vimarsana News

French police given powers to eavesdrop on citizens

In an unprecedented assault of civil liberties in France, Lawmakers have agreed that the country's police forces need to be allowed to spy on suspects by remotely activating the camera, microphone and GPS of their phones and other devices.

Source: presstv.ir
Toronto cop guilty of misconduct for pointing gun in 'Neptune Four' case - Vimarsana News

Toronto cop guilty of misconduct for pointing gun in 'Neptune Four' case

A Toronto police tribunal previously cleared Const. Adam Lourenco of wrongdoing for pointing his gun at the unarmed “Neptune Four” teens in November 2011. That ruling was overturned in an appeal decision released this week.