Two black women paid for their drinks at a fast food counter, picked up their cups, and on the way out one reached over and snatched the tip jar. They both walked straight out the door with the drinks and the stolen cash.
Update: This happened in Houston TX.
Last week, Trump said that the first UAP/UFO files would be released 'very, very soon' and would contain some 'very interesting' things for the public.
The Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets has been conducting its own investigation into reports of mysterious aircraft near U.S. military installations, which the panel says pose a threat to national security and the armed forces.
Popular American pastors have warned that President Donald Trump’s release of ‘alien files’ could shatter Christian beliefs, saying churches should be ready to keep their congregations together. They claim officials in the administration have been in touch with them.
This is in New York, recently someone has been spraying these on synogogs and jewish community centers. All of them have this left facing swastika. They're trying to put the blame on "White supremesists" or "Nazis", but this isn't ours.
A former JPMorgan staffer whom sources identified as Chirayu Rana has been accused of making fabricated sexual harassment claims against a high-ranking executive at the bank after an internal investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing, The Post has learned.
Multiple sources told The Post that 35-year-old Rana, now a principal at investment firm Bregal Sagemount, is the man who brought the bombshell lawsuit against Lorna Hajdini earlier this week.
Rana’s suit, filed on Monday under the pseudonym John Doe, accused the 37-year-old executive director of turning him into her “sex slave” by drugging him with Rohypnol and Viagra and threatening to slash his bonus if he did not comply.
JPMorgan strongly denied all of the claims.
A bank spokesperson, who refused to be drawn out on the identity of Doe, said a thorough internal probe by the bank’s HR department and in-house lawyers, which included a review of team phone records and emails, found no evidence to support them.
“Following an investigation, we don’t believe there’s any merit to these claims,” the spokesperson said. “While numerous employees cooperated with the investigation, the complainant refused to participate and has declined to provide facts that would be central to support his allegations.”
The Post also has learned that Rana did not report to Hajdini. The two were simply colleagues on the leveraged finance team, which works on large corporate acquisitions, mergers, and buyouts.
People familiar with the matter said Hajdini reported to managing director Brandon Graffeo, while Rana was supervised by another managing director, Jon Wolter. It means she would have no sway over the size of his annual bonus.
One colleague described Rana, a former basketball player and Rutgers graduate, as “socially awkward” but someone who “met the requirements” to remain at the bank.
Friends of Hajdini, who is still working at JPMorgan, said she is viewed internally as “a top performer.”
“He has tarnished her with a complete fabrication,” said one ally, who was not authorized to speak to the media.
Hajdini’s own LinkedIn profile shows that the NYU Stern School of Business graduate and wine enthusiast spends her spare time outside of work volunteering for Minds Matter, a nonprofit that helps underprivileged youngsters achieve their dream of going to college.
Property records link Rana to an apartment in Manhattan’s Kips Bay neighborhood and a $1.7 million family home in Fairfax County, Va.
Rana’s journeyman career in finance has included stints at Houlihan Lokey, Credit Suisse, TCG Capital Markets, Morgan Stanley, and the Carlyle Group before he joined JPMorgan.
He is now a principal at Bregal Sagemount, a New York-based firm led by Goldman Sachs alum Gene Yoon that invests in software, digital infrastructure, health care IT, and financial services.
No trial date has been set. The lawsuit remains reportable because court filings in the United States enjoy absolute privilege against defamation claims, shielding media outlets from liability as long as they fairly and accurately describe the allegations.
It means they cannot be sued even if the claims in the complaint later are proven to be false or malicious. Source
I've never been complimented on my kissing abilities. Usually the smooch doesn't last very long so I assume it's not really good. Honestly I don't even like kissing all that much but I wouldn't mind being pro.
Body of a rat with a face that looks like a blow out vagina
Hands are almost reptilian
Seems as if they are stuck in their evolutionary phase. Unsure of which path to choose.