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Price-scanning errors at four Forsyth retail stores draw state fines; 17 stores fined in region - Vimarsana News

Price-scanning errors at four Forsyth retail stores draw state fines; 17 stores fined in region

A total of 17 stores in the Triad and Northwest North Carolina — including four in Forsyth County and two in Guilford County — are among 70 statewide required to

70 stores pay fines for price scanning errors in 38 counties - Vimarsana News

70 stores pay fines for price scanning errors in 38 counties

RALEIGH - The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ Standards Division has collected fines from 70 stores in 38 counties because of excessive price-scanner errors.

North Carolina: Stores fined for price scanning errors - Vimarsana News

North Carolina: Stores fined for price scanning errors

Excessive price scanning errors and overcharging at 70 stores in North Carolina have led to those stores being fined.

Source: wyff4.com
Ex-Boise cop who espoused racism says city discriminated against him over age, disability - Vimarsana News

Ex-Boise cop who espoused racism says city discriminated against him over age, disability

Matt Bryngelson, who has been linked to white supremacist statements, filed a discrimination claim against Boise.

Source: aol.com
Ex-Idaho cop tied to white supremacy alleges discrimination - Vimarsana News

Ex-Idaho cop tied to white supremacy alleges discrimination

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A retired longtime police captain whose ties to a white supremacist group have prompted an in-depth investigation of potential racism at the Boise Police Department filed a discrimination complaint against the city in November.

Source: apnews.com