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Outagamie County Judge Under Investigation for Controversial Sentence in Civil Dispute Case

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Outagamie County Judge Mark McGinnis is currently under investigation for his treatment of a cement contractor, Tyler Barth, during a probation hearing in 2021. Barth had been serving an 18-month probation sentence when the judge ordered him into court for unrelated issues, including driving on a suspended license and testing positive for THC. During the hearing, McGinnis accused Barth of taking thousands of dollars from someone and gave him a deadline to repay the money or face 90 days in jail. Barth protested his innocence but was still taken into custody. What was not known … Read more

Dunkin’ Worker Files Lawsuit Against Supervisor for Bipolar Discrimination and Workplace Violations

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OCEAN COUNTY, N.J. – A worker at a Dunkin’ store in Ocean County has filed a lawsuit against his supervisor, alleging harassment and discrimination due to his bipolar disorder. The worker, in his 30s, claims that he was mocked by his direct supervisor, Lisa Fresco, after expressing concerns about workplace violations. The lawsuit, filed in Superior Court of Ocean County, states that Fresco made derogatory comments about his disorder, stating, “You must be going bipolar,” when he disagreed with her. According to court documents, the worker contacted human resources to complain about not receiving quarterly … Read more

Taco Restaurant Hero Cleared of Charges After Fatally Shooting Robber

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Houston, Texas – A grand jury in Houston, Texas has reached a decision regarding a man who fatally shot an armed robber at a taco restaurant. The 46-year-old man, whose viral shooting video gained widespread attention on social media in 2023, will not face any charges. The grand jury declined to charge him after determining that the shooting was a justifiable homicide. According to Attorney Juan L. Guerra Junior, who represented the man, his client acted in response to a real and imminent danger. The attorney emphasized that the video evidence clearly showed that the … Read more

New Laws in Pennsylvania: From Porch Pirates to Medical Marijuana, Here’s What You Need to Know in 2024

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PHILADELPHIA, PA – As the weekend approaches, the Philadelphia region prepares for a winter storm. However, the city’s record snow-deprivation streak seems to be safe. In addition to the weather, new laws are set to take effect in Pennsylvania. These changes will impact areas such as SEPTA crime and medical marijuana sales. One significant change is the introduction of felony charges for porch pirates. With over 3,000 packages stolen annually in Philadelphia, the law aims to deter thieves by increasing penalties for mail theft. Another notable change is the allowance for all medical marijuana growers … Read more