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The company says it is looking to add as many as 800 to 1,000 new employees over the next year “to help meet the construction demands of its U.S. Navy and commercial customers.” 177

The county says officials also inspected two other food facilities in the complex but didn't see any evidence of rodents. The restaurant offered the following statement after the closure:  203

The FBI offered these tips for businesses and agencies to protect themselves: · Update and patch all systems with the latest security software. Anti-virus and anti-malware need to be up-to-date and firewalls strong.· Change default login credentials on all systems.· Educate employees about safe cyber practices. Most importantly, do not click on links or unexpected attachments in messages.· Segregate and segment network systems to limit how easily cyber criminals can move from one to another.And while shoppers are not to blame, there are steps we can take to protect ourselves as well. “My general recommendation is use one-time use credit cards, gift cards use online, Apple Pay, essentially another way is to use things that can only be used once,” said Steve Beaty, a computer science professor at Metro State University. “You can do a one-time payment. Don't store your credit card information on most sites.”You could also install anti-virus software into your browser that may detect a hacker’s code. But as software and code evolves, it could go undetected.Anyone who has fallen victim to this online scam or any other fraud should report it to the FBI’s Internet Crime Center at 1192

The Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General recently released a report saying there was dangerous overcrowding and prolonged detention of children and adults in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas, sector and immediate action was needed to be taken to alleviate the issues. 286

The alleged assault happened early Friday after the officer and the woman went on a date, the probable cause statement said. The officer met the woman last month while responding to a call at her home, the statement said.Johnny Leon-Alvarez, 29, a Denver officer since 2018, was being held Saturday at the Denver Detention Center, according to a police news release. He has been suspended from work, pending the outcome of the case.A woman told police that she had gone to a restaurant with Leon-Alvarez, who brought her home, where the alleged assault happened, the probable cause statement said. The woman told police she tried to push Leon-Alvarez off of her and told him to stop.She told police that she met the officer last month, when he responded to her home over an argument she was having with her significant other. Leon-Alvarez texted the woman afterward, to check on her, she told police. The texts then "became flirty" and they arranged to go on the date, the probable cause statement said.Leon-Alvarez appeared in court Saturday morning. He was released on a ,000 bond later in the day.This story was originally published by Ryan Osborne at KMGH. 1163

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