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Lord Bebo @MyLordBebo - Video: ANCHORAGE: 80+ inches has already fallen with another 1ft of additional accumulated on January 5th and additional 30 inches could come across the next week and a half as the weight of snow sinks boats in the Juneau Harbor.
Volunteers and crews are brought in from around the state to help with relief efforts and to help prevent more boats from sinking and causing even more oil issues into the ocean that has already been occurring. 
https://x.com/MyLordBebo/status/2010442267895488752

Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office @LADAOffice - A 69-year-old West Hollywood piano teacher, John Michael Kaleel, convicted of committing numerous lewd acts with a former teenager has been extradited, with the assistance of @TheJusticeDept Office of International Affairs, from Australia to the United States.
https://x.com/LADAOffice/status/2009438357659746351

Lou @LouAZMerrijul - Now MPS Schools have possible Fraudulent Contracts! 
Follow @alphanews they are on the ground in MN and know the issues and the people.
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INVESTIGATION: MPS finance chief who signed contracts with questionable transportation companies placed on leave 
Ibrahima Diop, the finance boss at Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS), has been placed on administrative leave, Alpha News has learned.
Alpha News has reported extensively on Diop and questionable contracts with Frontier Transportation Services, hired by MPS to transport Homeless and Highly Mobile (HHM) students in passenger vans.
Additionally, another transportation company under contract with the district was filmed dropping off children at the now-closed Quality “Learing” Center — a moment many observers believe was staged to make the site appear active.
MEISA Transportation Services vans were recorded outside the Minneapolis daycare made famous in a viral Nick Shirley video for misspelling the word “learning.”
An article from transportation consultant Rob Carpenter first raised questions about MEISA, noting its apparent connections to Abedelhalim Lawabni and Nohad Loabneh.
In 2020, two individuals with those same names were charged in Arizona with submitting $2.75 million in fake medical trip invoices through A&N Services. Prosecutors alleged more than 9,000 non-emergency medical transportation rides never occurred. Court records show the case was dismissed without prejudice in September 2020 at the request of prosecutors.
The indictment in that case says the two are brothers, reside in Fountain Hills, Ariz., and “are both listed as managers with a business address showing 8441 Wayzata Blvd, Suite 125, Golden Valley, Minnesota, 55426.”
That address is linked to MEISA Transportation Services on government records. A Secretary of State filing from the company’s 2009 incorporation lists a Nohad Loabneh as an organizer.  Additionally, a Nohad Loabneh is listed as the manager of a separate entity known as MEISA Integrated Services, which lists a Fountain Hills address as its mailing address. Heslon Kagaruki is listed as the manager on Secretary of State records for MEISA Transportation.
Furthermore, records from an Arizona civil case state that “brothers Abed and Ned (Nohad) have operated several businesses in Minnesota and Arizona” over the past 30 years, and that MEISA Transportation is “another non-emergency medical transportation business owned and operated by Ned and Abed.”
That case involved a dispute between a subcontractor and A&N Services, operated by Loabneh and Lawabni. In 2020, the Arizona Court of Appeals upheld a lower court’s decision against A&N Services, “finding clear and convincing evidence of bad faith and fraud.”
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