What Are Those Red Balls in Front of Target For?
What are those red balls in front of Target for? They actually serve a a purpose.
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What are those red balls in front of Target for? They actually serve a a purpose.
What are those red balls in front of Target for? They actually serve a a purpose.
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Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Getty“The fraudster is not usually in Beverly Hills.”At least that’s what Kevin Edmundson, then a lawyer for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, thought in 2007 when he met Mark Roy Anderson at his office on Wilshire Boulevard. The office, inside a bank building, was not “grand,” Edmundson recalled, but it was blocks from Rodeo Drive in one of the most luxurious neighborhoods in Los Angeles County.Edmundson said he went to California