BREAKING NEWS BRIEF
Two former officers charged in rough arrest of elderly woman with dementia
A 73-year-old woman with dementia, Karen Garner, says she was seriously injured following an arrest in Loveland, Colorado last year. An attorney filed a lawsuit on her behalf, claiming that the arrest dislocated her shoulder, broke her arm, and sprained her wrist.
Yesterday, two former cops were charged for those serious injuries. According to officials, the police apprehended Garner last June after she was accused of stealing $13.88 of merchandise from Walmart. One of the ex-officers grabbed her arm and forced her to the ground, the body camera footage shows.
“Right now you’re resisting, which is not going to fly with me,” the 26-year-old cop can be heard saying.
What charges do the two former police officers face right now?
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MARKET UPDATE
Relief for the postal service may be coming thanks to this
A group of U.S. senators are backing a $46 billion legislature that would provide relief for the United States Postal Service.
The agency has reported tens of billions of net losses in the last 14 years and has struggled with increasingly poor delivery over the last year due to staffing shortages and increases in online purchasing.
What’s the trade-off for this deal, though?
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WEATHER UPDATE
The Indian Navy is searching for 75 people missing at sea due to a major cyclone
India has been reeling due to a relentless wave of virus cases in a setback in its fight against the pandemic. But now the country is dealing with another health crisis: Cyclone Tauktae.
The powerful storm slammed into the west coast of India a few days ago and was officially the strongest storm on record to ever hit the area. At least 40 people have been killed and hundreds of others are missing or stranded at sea.
Among those known to be stranded at sea are oil workers who were left on their rigs during the storm, as well as fishermen and other boaters who were left in the path of the storm. A barge sank due to the powerful storm while 261 people were on board. A total of 186 people were rescued, while rescuers were frantically searching for the remaining 75 crew members.
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Five simple life hacks to improve your emotional health
Keeping things simple and easy will allow you to enjoy your life and your success more. It also makes you a better person because you’ll be in a better mood. Working smarter means not only getting things done but also enjoying the process along the way.
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SAVINGS SAVVY
Once you have your savings built up, what do you do with them?
If you’ve already built up a bunch of money in savings, you might want to consider actually doing something with it.
Now, I know the obvious answer is, of course, save even more. But that may not be the most helpful option when it comes to long-term financial health.
Once you’ve got your savings built up and have begun to budget for more than living just paycheck to paycheck, there are several key things to consider. For example, when’s the last time you looked at your emergency fund? What about your investments?
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