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Jewelry store manager pocketed coworkers’ commissions and sold stolen gold, police say
PINECREST, FLA. (WSVN) - A longtime jewelry store manager manipulated payroll records, diverted coworkers’ sales commissions and sold company-owned jewelry for personal gain, according to Pinecrest Police. Dominique Marie Sisk, 38, worked at the business for approximately 14 years and held a managerial position overseeing operations, inventory, account management...
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Apple Crime Log: Backseat Bandits, Bold Carjackers, and a Brazen AirTag Scandal
It’s once again time to take a deep dive into the latest Apple-related crime stories. In this edition, a Facebook Marketplace sale goes wrong, scummy types steal an iPad from a museum donation box, and a mayor gets caught tracking a councilwoman with an AirTag. Facebook Marketplace iPhone Sale...
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Popular Doral food hall abruptly closes after four years
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Miami one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. City Food Hall Doral – the food hall many locals knew as...
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Malachi Toney's message to the Hurricanes after his injury. And how the team responded
Before the Miami Hurricanes left for South Bend, Indiana, for their marquee college football game against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, they huddled together and heard from a key figure. “He spoke to us in front of the whole team,” center Ryan Rodriguez said, “and gave us some words of encouragement.” The speaker: Malachi Toney, the team’s star wide receiver who had just undergone ankle surgery earlier Thursday morning, hours before the team’s flight, that will sideline him for at least the rest of the regular season. The message? “He told us just come out here and bring it back,” quarterback Darian Mensah said. That turned out to be easier said than done. The Hurricanes fell into a three-touchdown deficit by the opening minutes of the third quarter, rallied twice to get within one score but ultimately couldn’t get the job done in a 31-24 loss to the Fighting Irish at Notre Dame Stadium. Miami’s first loss in the record book came days after losing its top playmaker. “I apologize to him for not being able to do that,” Mensah said. “But credit to Notre Dame. They played a good game.” The Hurricanes, after struggling early, also wound up playing