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Intel files lawsuit against ex-employee who allegedly copied 18,000 company files & disappeared

Intel has launched a lawsuit against a former employee accused of committing a serious act of corporate sabotage. According to Intel, the ex-employee, Jinfeng Luo, copied approximately 18,000 files from the company’s corporate servers before disappearing.

Intel alleges that the stolen files included “top secret” and “confidential” company materials, causing significant concern within the company. The lawsuit, filed in Seattle District Court and reported by The Oregonian, claims damages amounting to around $250,000 should Luo be located.

Luo was reportedly among employees set to be laid off by Intel by the end of 2025. He was informed of his termination on July 7, with his employment officially ending on July 31. Shortly after, Intel claims Luo attempted to copy files by plugging an external drive into company hardware but was locked out by security measures.

However, about five days later, Lenovo allegedly used another storage device and successfully copied roughly 18,000 files. This triggered an internal investigation by Intel, which has since been trying to contact Luo at three separate listed addresses.

Despite multiple efforts, Luo has not appeared at any of these addresses, and his current location remains unknown. Intel continues to seek answers regarding the extent of the data breach and the whereabouts of the former employee.
https://www.shacknews.com/article/146760/intel-intc-lawsuit-jinfeng-luo-files-stolen

Native American boarding schools in the US, by the numbers

CARLISLE, Pa. (AP) — For much of the 19th and 20th centuries, the United States government and Christian denominations operated boarding schools where generations of Native American children were isolated from their families. Along with academics and hard work, these schools sought to erase elements of tribal identity — from language and clothing to hairstyles and even their names.

The Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Pennsylvania, where the remains of 17 students were recently exhumed and repatriated, served as a model for other schools across the country.

### By the Numbers:

**Number of schools:** 526
An Interior Department review published in 2024 found 417 federally funded boarding schools for Native children in the United States. Many others were run by religious groups and other organizations.

**Burial sites:** 74 (53 marked, 21 unmarked)
An “incomplete” number of burial sites, at 65 schools, were identified by the Interior Department across the federal boarding school system.

**Treaties:** 127
Number of treaties between the U.S. government and Native American tribes that implicate the federal boarding school program, reflecting its significance to westward expansion.

**Costs:** $23.3 billion
The amount the U.S. government authorized to run the schools and pursue related policies, in inflation-adjusted dollars, from 1871 to 1969.

**Years of operation:** 39
The Carlisle Indian Industrial School operated from 1879 to 1918.

**Enrollment:** 7,800
Children and young adults enrolled at Carlisle over four decades, representing more than 100 tribes.

**Petitioners:** 276
Number of students who signed a petition in 1913 asking for an investigation into conditions at Carlisle.

**Deaths at Carlisle:** 230+
Number of deaths among students enrolled at Carlisle.

**Deaths nationwide:** 973
Deaths among students at government-run boarding schools in the U.S., according to the Interior Department report. A review by The Washington Post last year documented about 3,100 deaths. Researchers say the actual number was much higher.

**Bodies sent home:** 58
Indigenous students repatriated from the Carlisle Barracks cemetery since exhumations began in 2017, leaving 118 graves marked with Native American or Alaska Native names. About 20 more graves contain unidentified Indigenous children.

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### Sources:
– National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition
– *Carlisle Indian Industrial School: Indigenous Histories, Memories and Reclamations*
– U.S. Army
– *Federal Indian Boarding School Initiative Investigative Report, Volume 2*
https://ktar.com/national-news/native-american-boarding-schools-in-the-us-by-the-numbers/5771229/

2 hospitalized after kitchen fire tears through Pompano Beach townhouse

POMPANO BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) — Firefighters were busy Sunday morning as they worked to put out a kitchen fire at a townhouse in Pompano Beach.

Pompano Beach Fire Rescue responded to the area near the 3900 block of Palm Aire Drive. 7News cameras captured fire crews on scene and showed the front door partly burned.

Fire crews reported that the blaze started in the kitchen before spreading throughout the residence. Two people were taken to a local hospital for smoke inhalation.

Nearby residences also suffered smoke damage, according to officials. Two adjacent townhomes have been deemed uninhabitable due to the extent of the damage.

The Red Cross is assisting all those affected by the fire. The cause of the blaze is currently under investigation.

https://wsvn.com/news/local/broward/2-hospitalized-after-kitchen-fire-tears-through-pompano-beach-townhouse/

Shooting on Greek island of Crete leaves 2 dead and at least 6 injured

Two people have died and at least six others were injured in a shooting on the Greek island of Crete, authorities reported. The incident occurred on Saturday and is believed to have been sparked by a long-standing family feud.

The shooting took place shortly after 11 a.m. in the village of Vorizia, located 52 kilometers (32 miles) south of Heraklion, Crete’s largest city. According to police statements, the two victims—a 39-year-old man and a 56-year-old woman—died as a result of the shootout.

Six other individuals were injured and transported to local hospitals with varying degrees of severity, local emergency services EKAB confirmed. Among the injured are two men who remain hospitalized under guard while their involvement in the incident is being investigated by authorities.

Local media reports indicate that the shooting is the latest episode in a long-running feud between two local families. This follows an explosion on Friday night at a house under construction in the area, which caused property damage but no injuries.

The shooting led to a significant deployment of security forces and emergency response teams to the small mountain village. Authorities have opened a preliminary investigation into the events. Further updates are expected as the investigation continues.
https://wtop.com/national/2025/11/shooting-on-greek-island-of-crete-leaves-2-dead-and-at-least-6-injured/

Oregon child attacked by coyote during game of hide-and-seek in backyard, state officials sound alarm

A 9-year-old child in Oregon was bitten by a coyote while playing hide-and-seek in a Portland neighborhood, prompting state wildlife officials to warn parents to closely supervise children outdoors and to scare off any coyotes that appear.

According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW), the incident occurred Thursday evening around 6:15 p.m. in Portland’s Alameda neighborhood. Two children, ages 9 and 3, were playing outside when a coyote approached the older child and grabbed their foot. The child, who was wearing socks but no shoes, managed to shake free and run away while the coyote gave chase.

The child’s father shouted from the porch, causing the animal to flee. The 9-year-old was taken to a local hospital and treated for minor injuries.

In response, ODFW staff immediately launched an investigation, canvassed the neighborhood, and posted flyers warning residents. Officials have continued to monitor the area and are working with city, state, and federal partners to determine appropriate next steps.

Residents are urged to supervise young children, keep pets leashed or indoors, remove food attractants such as garbage and pet food, and use loud noises or thrown objects to scare away bold coyotes.

“Under no circumstances should people provide food to coyotes or other predators,” ODFW emphasized. “Feeding by humans is frequently associated with attacks and aggressive behavior.”

Coyotes are common throughout Oregon, including in Portland neighborhoods, and typically feed on rodents, fruit, and nuts.

For more information and safety tips, residents are encouraged to stay informed and cautious when spending time outdoors.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/oregon-child-attacked-coyote-during-game-hide-and-seek-backyard-state-officials-sound-alarm

Woman, 19-month-old killed in Route 222 crash in Berks

A 19-year-old woman and a 19-month-old child were killed Monday in a crash on Route 222 at the overpass for Kutztown Road in Richmond Township, police said.

The woman and child, both residents of Columbia, Lancaster County, were passengers in a car driven by a 27-year-old woman from Pottsville, according to Fleetwood police, who provide coverage in the township. Police confirmed that the child was in a safety seat, but it remains unknown whether the adult passenger was wearing a seat belt.

The driver and a 7-year-old boy, who was also a passenger in the car, sustained serious injuries. Authorities stated that the driver was not wearing a seat belt, and it is unclear if the boy was secured in a safety seat.

Here is the police account of the incident: The car was traveling southbound on Route 222 at approximately 10:50 a.m. Monday. As it entered a curve, the vehicle went off the road, crossed the center median, and entered the left northbound lane, where it collided with an SUV driven by a 44-year-old woman from White Marsh, Maryland. The car then went over the bridge and crashed onto the road below.

Tragically, three of the four occupants of the car were ejected from the vehicle.

Following the collision, the SUV spun and was struck by a tractor-trailer driven by a 42-year-old male. The SUV ended up partially underneath the trailer. The SUV driver was wearing a seat belt and suffered minor injuries. The truck driver was also wearing a seat belt and was not injured.

The injured parties were transported to Lehigh Valley Cedar Crest Hospital for treatment.

Police have not released the names of those involved. Northbound traffic on Route 222 was detoured for more than five hours while the investigation continued.

Authorities are still investigating the crash. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
https://www.mcall.com/2025/10/28/woman-19-month-old-killed-in-route-222-crash-in-berks/

Capitals assistant coach fired after domestic abuse investigation

The Washington Capitals have started their defense of the Metropolitan Division title with a 6-3-0 record in the 2025-26 NHL season. However, an NHL investigation concluded on Sunday has resulted in significant changes to Spencer Carbery’s coaching staff.

The Capitals have fired assistant coach Mitch Love following an NHL investigation into domestic abuse accusations. According to Frank Seravalli, “Sources say NHL has suspended [Capitals] assistant coach Mitch Love for the entirety of the 2025-26 season following an investigation into alleged domestic abuse. The victim reported allegations directly to the NHL and teams Love interviewed with over the summer for head coach vacancies.”

In response to the findings, the Capitals released a statement via their official public relations social media account: “Mitch Love has been relieved of his duties as an assistant coach, effective immediately. This decision follows the findings of an NHL-led investigation into past allegations. The organization is committed to maintaining the highest standards of conduct and accountability.”

Mitch Love joined the Capitals coaching staff in the 2023-24 season when Spencer Carbery took over as head coach. Prior to his tenure in Washington, Love spent time as head coach of the Stockton Heat and Calgary Wranglers, both American Hockey League (AHL) teams.

Seravalli also noted that Love had been considered for NHL head coaching positions last summer, but these allegations affected his opportunities. The Capitals placed Love on leave on September 14, when the investigation began. While specific details of the allegations have not been disclosed, both the NHL and the team deemed the findings serious enough to warrant his suspension and termination.

Love will be eligible to seek new employment in the NHL after the 2025-26 season. However, this investigation has already impacted his career prospects and will likely continue to affect any future job opportunities.

The Washington Capitals are set to return to action on Tuesday with a road game against the Dallas Stars.
https://clutchpoints.com/nhl/washington-capitals/capitals-news-assistant-coach-fired-domestic-abuse-investigation

‘What he did was wrong’: Denver judge under investigation for allegedly paying defendant’s $1 bond

A Denver County Court judge is under investigation after allegedly paying a $1 bond for a defendant in his courtroom in August, Denver7 Investigates has learned.

Judge Barry Schwartz has been reassigned and is not hearing cases while the investigation continues.

The incident in question occurred during an August 15 court appearance where Schwartz was overseeing a bond forfeiture hearing for a probation violation in a 2016 misdemeanor assault case. A representative for the defendant told the court that although bond is typically set at $1 in these cases, she was asking for a personal recognizance bond because she did not have a dollar.

Denver7 Investigates obtained an audio recording of a roughly three-minute portion of the hearing in which Schwartz is heard telling the attorney, “We have a dollar.”

“It’s pretty black and white,” said Denver-based attorney Harvey Steinberg. “What he did was wrong.”

Denver7 Investigates asked Steinberg and retired Pueblo Chief Judge Dennis Maes to independently review the audio recording. Both said they have never heard of a judge acting in this manner.

“It shocked me,” Maes said. “We’re supposed to be impartial. We are not to let our emotions get carried away in the courtrooms so that we can make solid courtroom decisions.”

A Denver County Court spokesperson confirmed in a statement that they received a complaint about one of their judges and referred the matter to the Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline.

Maes added that the amount of money — just $1 — doesn’t excuse what Schwartz did, and that it would be just as problematic if the bond was $1,000. He also pointed to the Colorado Code of Judicial Conduct, a set of rules and regulations that judges are sworn to uphold.

Canon Two of the code states:
“A judge should respect and comply with the law and should conduct himself or herself at all times in a manner that promotes public confidence in the integrity and impartiality of the judiciary.”

Canon Three is subtitled:
“A judge should perform the duties of his or her office impartially and diligently.”

“Judges don’t assist defendants,” Steinberg said. “You’re in the middle. You’re supposed to be the person who makes sure that the law is followed. You’re supposed to be the sense of propriety. You’re supposed to have a sense of fairness. What he did clearly crosses the line.”

Regarding the investigation, both Steinberg and Maes feel that Schwartz should be able to keep his job despite his misstep.

“I would not remove him permanently from the bench,” Maes said. “He thought in his heart he was doing the right thing and he let his emotions get in the way for a while. While it’s serious, it would not, to me, rise to the level of removal.”

Steinberg added, “Now the question is, for what I’m going to call a foolish mistake, should he lose his job? I don’t think so. I think he did what he felt was an act of kindness. I would like to see more judges act kindly and compassionately toward defendants, but he also has to realize his role in the system and not step down from the bench and take sides.”

Denver7 Investigates requested an interview with Schwartz. A spokesperson responding on his behalf declined, stating it would be inappropriate to comment while the matter is pending. A request for a copy of the complaint was also denied.

Sources tell Denver7 Investigates that Schwartz is still receiving full pay but is currently doing office work and processing warrants while the investigation continues.

In response to Denver7’s investigation, a spokesperson with the Denver County Court sent the following full statement:
[Statement to be inserted here]
https://www.denver7.com/news/investigations/what-he-did-was-wrong-denver-judge-under-investigation-for-allegedly-paying-defendants-1-bond

Sushant Singh Rajput’s family alleges CBI probe into his death to be “incomplete and misleading,” to file protest petition

**Sushant Singh Rajput’s Family to Contest CBI Closure Report Five Years After Actor’s Death**

Five years after the tragic death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, his family has decided to challenge the Central Bureau of Investigation’s (CBI) closure report. The report, which concluded that the 34-year-old star died by suicide, cleared actor Rhea Chakraborty of all allegations. However, Sushant’s family strongly disputes these findings, labeling the investigation as “incomplete” and “misleading.”

The CBI’s March 2025 report ruled out any foul play in Rajput’s death. It stated there was no evidence to prove that Rhea Chakraborty abetted the actor’s suicide or misappropriated his finances. The agency highlighted that Sushant was alone in his Bandra apartment between June 8 and June 14, 2020—the day he was found dead—and noted that neither Rhea nor her brother Showik visited him during this period.

Despite these findings, Sushant’s family remains unconvinced. According to a report by Mid-Day, their lawyer, Advocate Varun Singh, criticized the report for a lax investigation approach.

“This is nothing but an eyewash. If the CBI wanted to uncover the truth, it should have submitted all supporting documents—chats, technical data, witness statements, and medical records. We will file a protest petition against this closure report, which is based on a shoddy investigation,” Singh said.

The CBI’s submission included two closure reports filed earlier this year. The first addressed a complaint lodged by Sushant’s father, K. K. Singh, in Patna, accusing Rhea and her family of driving the actor to suicide and mishandling his finances. The second involved a case Rhea had registered against Sushant’s sisters in Mumbai.

The agency’s findings also stated that Rajput’s financial matters were transparently handled by his chartered accountant and lawyer. It further deemed the actor’s expenses on Rhea—including their 2019 Europe trip—legitimate and voluntary.

Responding to these claims, Advocate Varun Singh argued the CBI’s conclusions lacked transparency. “Merely claiming that funds weren’t withdrawn from Sushant’s account isn’t enough. The CBI must present detailed bank statements to substantiate its conclusion. This flimsy report won’t hold in court,” he asserted.

The case is scheduled for hearing in a Patna court on December 20, where Sushant’s family intends to formally challenge the CBI’s closure report.

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https://www.bollywoodhungama.com/news/bollywood/sushant-singh-rajputs-family-alleges-cbi-probe-death-incomplete-misleading-file-protest-petition/

Louvre Museum in Paris closed after robbery, France’s culture minister says

France’s Culture Minister, Rachida Dati, confirmed that a theft occurred at the Louvre Museum on Sunday, leading to the museum’s closure for the day.

“A robbery took place this morning at the opening of the Louvre Museum,” Dati wrote on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.

The Louvre announced it would close “for exceptional reasons” but did not provide further details about the incident. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

Dati also mentioned that she was present at the site and that an investigation into the theft is currently underway.
https://nypost.com/2025/10/19/world-news/louvre-museum-in-paris-closed-after-robbery-frances-culture-minister-says/