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Whole Foods distributor takes systems offline after massive cyberattack
United Natural Foods is the primary food distributor for Whole Foods. The company says it became aware of an incident in its information technology systems on June 5. United Natural Foods makes private label, fresh and its own branded products.
The company, which is the primary food distributor for Whole Foods, said it became aware of an incident in its information technology systems on June 5.
United Natural Foods makes private label, fresh and its own branded products and ships them to more than 30,000 grocery stores, including Whole Foods.
On social media, some Whole Foods customers reported seeing empty shelves.
The Amazon-owned company was contacted for comment about how it’s being affected.
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LA restaurant owner from El Salvador helps police officers who were pepper-sprayed during ICE protests
Elizabeth Mendoza is the owner of La Ceiba Restaurante in Compton, California. The restaurant stayed open during the protests, but a violent clash between demonstrators and law enforcement happened just feet away. As an immigrant from El Salvador, she sympathizes with the protestors, who are protesting the ICE raids on immigrants in the Los Angeles area. She and her employees escorted a few of the deputies into the restaurant’s walk-in freezer to cool them down. The employees sat others down, giving them food and water, and began fanning them with water and napkins when they needed it.
Elizabeth Mendoza is the owner of La Ceiba Restaurante in Compton.
The restaurant stayed open during the protests, but Mendoza said a violent clash between demonstrators and law enforcement happened just feet away.
Mendoza said she was afraid for her life, saying it “felt like a war.”
Agitators were seen outside her restaurant doing donuts and setting cars on fire.
As an immigrant from El Salvador, Mendoza said she sympathizes with the protestors, who are protesting the ICE raids on immigrants in the Los Angeles area.
Mendoza said the ICE raids are affecting many of her longtime customers.
“My kids, my husband, we’re OK,” she said. “But I know a lot of people came, they don’t have papers. They don’t have anything. But they want to work.”
So, when protestors needed water, napkins or food, she handed it to them.
But as the situation escalated, Mendoza realized her business was the only one still open in the area.
Her friends and family urged her to close the restaurant and leave for her own safety. But Mendoza said something told her to stay.
“No, I can’t [close]. I need to help when the people need me,” she said through tears.
But Mendoza and her staff also stepped up to help law enforcement officers who were in need.
Surveillance video from the restaurant shows one sheriff’s deputy come in, fully armed. He was crouched over, suffering from what seemed to be a chemical irritant.
Seconds later, a few more deputies walked in needing help. One took off her gas mask and was visibly in tears.
“One of us got milk, put milk in her eyes and her face,” Mendoza recalled.
Mendoza and her employees escorted a few of the deputies into the restaurant’s walk-in freezer to cool them down.
The employees sat others down, giving them food and water, and began fanning them.
“Everybody worked to help the police,” Mendoza said.
When asked why she did it, Mendoza said it’s not about siding with one or the other. To her, both the protestors and the deputies are her beloved customers and part of the community.
“People like me. They work. For the community,” she said.
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Elon Musk’s net worth plunges after recent fallout with Trump
Elon Musk’s net worth was close to $500 billion after Trump was elected to the White House. As of Sunday, it had plunged to $342 billion. The feud between Musk and Trump blew up last week.
According to Bloomberg’s Billionaire Index, Musk’s net worth was close to $500 billion after Trump was elected to the White House.
As of Sunday, it had plunged to $342 billion.
The feud between Musk and Trump blew up last week after Musk departed the White House Department of Government Efficiency.
On social media, Musk called out Trump’s “big beautiful bill” as “massive, outrageous, and pork-filled” as well as “a disgusting abomination.”
Trump fired back at Musk on social media, saying the U.S. government could easily save money by terminating “Elon’s governmental subsidies and contracts.”
Despite his net worth decreasing, Musk is still the world’s wealthiest person. Mark Zuckerberg is the second with $246 billion, followed by Jeff Bezos with $234 billion.
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Woman charged in father’s murder
Summer Adkins, 22, is charged with murder after allegedly shooting and killing her father. Jimmy D. Harvey, 62, was pronounced dead at the scene.
They said Summer Adkins, 22, is charged with murder after allegedly shooting and killing her father, Jimmy D. Harvey, 62.
Officers said the incident happened in the 2300 block of Kentucky 321.
They said Adkins called 911 and told dispatchers she shot her father.
Investigators said Harvey was pronounced dead at the scene and Adkins was arrested.
The incident is under investigation.
Keep checking WSAZ for updates.
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Murder convictions vacated for man charged with killing family
The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals issued an order Monday vacating the murder convictions for Gavin Smith. Smith will be receive a new trial after the high court’s ruling. Smith was 16 at the time his mother, stepfather and two siblings were murdered, investigators say. The victims were identified as Daniel Dale Long, 37, Risa Mae Saunders, 39, Gage Ripley, 12.
Smith will be receive a new trial after the high court’s ruling.
In December of 2022, Smith was found guilty in Kanawha County Circuit Court on three counts of first-degree murder, one count of second-degree murder, and one count of using a firearm during the commission of a felony.
A judge handed down three life sentences for Smith in January 2023.
In December 2020, Smith’s family members were found dead by another relative at a home on Cemetery Hill Drive in Elkview.
Gavin Smith was 16 at the time his mother, stepfather and two siblings were murdered, investigators say.
According to a Kanawha County Circuit Court order, after the murders, Smith was found hiding behind a dresser in a third-floor room of a home along River Haven Road in Clendenin.
The victims were identified as Daniel Dale Long, 37, Risa Mae Saunders, 39, Gage Ripley, 12, and Jameson Long, 3.
In his appeal, Smith said the court improperly informed the jury of how long he would serve in prison, if convicted of first degree murder.
The order issued Monday vacates Smith’s convictions and send the case back to Kanawha County Circuit Court to be tried again.
Rebecca Lynn Walker, who was in a relationship with Smith at the time of the murders, took a plea agreement to four counts of accessory after the fact to first-degree murder.
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