#Theft is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 100 people shared 312 posts with it — around 10 a day. Activity is up 28% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 16 with 25 posts.
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Opinion | Richard Branson: What earthquakes and prisons show about Venezuela under Trump
Getting political prisoners freed would demonstrate that Trump's end goals are freedom and democracy.
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DC “ATTORNEY GENERAL SCHWALB ANNOUNCES PUBLIC CORRUPTION CHARGES AGAINST 6 MPD MEMBERS FOR WIDESPREAD OVERTIME FRAUD SCHEME” - PoPville
From the Office of the Attorney General (OAG): "Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb today announced that warrants were signed seeking the arrest of six members of the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD...
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‘Theft of democracy’: BJP slams Congress over Sonia Gandhi’s voter roll entry in 1980
New Delhi, Sep 22 (SocialNews.XYZ) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday questioned how former Congress president Sonia Gandhi got her name added in the 1980 electoral rolls despite not being a citizen of India at that time, while accusing the grand old party of "theft of democracy". This comes a day after a Delhi Court set aside a magisterial court's order that had refused to filing of an FIR against Sonia Gandhi for allegedly getting her name added in the electoral rolls of 1980, three years before getting Indian citizenship.
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Winnipeg Pokemon Card Vendor Reports $70,000 Theft from Flea Market Stall
A Winnipeg vendor, Kenan Hyseni, owner of Mulvey Market in the South Osborne neighborhood, expressed disbelief after approximately $70,000 worth of Pokemon cards and collectibles were stolen from his stall at a flea market on Friday night. Hyseni, who has been collecting Pokemon cards for about four to five years, described the theft as heartbreaking, noting that the stolen items included sealed products, booster boxes, specialty collection boxes, and single cards valued at thousands of dollars each. Among the stolen items were several boxes worth $4,000 to $5,000 each, and fifteen older set booster boxes ranging from $1,000 to $3,000 per box. Hyseni suspects the thief was familiar with the Pokemon card market, as the stolen items were specifically targeted, indicating the thief knew the value of the products. Security footage reportedly shows an individual wearing a black hood leaving with a large blue bag, which Hyseni believes contained the stolen merchandise. The vendor, who does not have collectors insurance due to high premiums, stated that without recovering the stolen items, he would not be able to recoup his costs. The incident has deeply affected the local Pokemon card collecting community, with fellow vendors expressing their disappointment and support for Hyseni. This theft is part of a growing trend of targeted thefts of high-value Pokemon cards, with similar incidents reported in Winnipeg, Ottawa, and British Columbia in recent years. Hyseni has filed a police report, and the community remains hopeful for the return of the stolen items. The rising value of Pokemon cards since the pandemic, particularly following the 30th anniversary of Pokemon in February 2023, has made them increasingly attractive targets for thieves. Hyseni noted that Pokemon cards have become one of the best investments, but this has also led to increased vulnerability for collectors and vendors. The theft highlights the challenges faced by small businesses in the collectibles market, especially those dealing with high-value items that are difficult to insure.
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