$45,000 worth of generators intended for disabled and elderly victims of Hurricane Helene have been at the center of controversy after officers were accused of stealing them from a middle school in Bakersville NC. In this eye-opening interview, Evan Vilardo, a dedicated volunteer from the Asheville area who has been tirelessly helping since the start of the disaster, shares his experience.
The generators, which were being stored at a local middle school for distribution to vulnerable residents, mysteriously disappeared. Evan recounts discovering some of the generators in the back of a deputy’s truck. When he confronted the officers, they denied taking them.
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Retired Judges left the bench as their signatures were forged via auto pen. 11% of the cut 140 million went to AZ politicians. This is truly unconstitutional.
#RobertCharlesWatters bus driver for #JeffcoPublicSchools since 2018, #LakewoodPolice said. He has been driving Hutchinson Elementary students on the C-49 bus route from 2021 to 2023 https://www.9news.com/article/news/crime/jeffco-school-bus-driver-arrest/73-1d055f59-b18f-4a6a-b6fd-1447c4251203
Why isn't this headline news????
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