The 4 prescriptions pill bottles found on the late actor, Corey Haim, who reportedly overdosed a few days ago, were apart of an illegal drug ring, according to the California Attorney General.
Haim was found with prescriptions pill bottles containing drugs such as the painkiller Oxycontin and the anti-anxiety medication Valium.
In related news, the city of Toronto will be paying
Haim joins a long list of Hollywood stars that have died recently in tragic circumstances.
Blake Robbins
Mike Perbix, computer administrator at Harriton High School
This means, as the site previously surmised, there is more than one photo of Blake and other students, who were caught unaware, when the school triggered the webcams to start snapping photos of them in different situations, without their permission or that of their parents.
That's called voyeurism and it is illegal in America. It also constitutes illegal wiretapping, as webcams come standard with sound and video. The intent to violate the law is clearly there, as meetings were taken before this spying program was implemented.
Oh and in more bad news,
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Police get Webcam pictures in school spy case
March 6, 2010 1:12 PM PST - Two IT employees at Pennsylvania's Lower Merion School District have been put on administrative leave, and pictures taken from Webcams on school-issued computers have been turned over to the local police department, according to the attorney of one of the employees now on leave.
Attorney Charles Mandracchia, who represents school district information coordinator Carol Cafiero, told Philadelphia TV station Fox 29 that that "they had a private Web site for some of these pictures for the Lower Marion Police Department to view and they were the only ones who could view it."
In February, the family of Blake Robbins, a 15-year-old student at Harriton High School filed a civil complaint in federal court against the district for allegedly using the Webcam on his school-issued laptop to take a photo of the student while he was at home. The district contends that cameras were only activated if a laptop had been reported lost or stolen. The district has since stopped using the tracking software to activate Webcams.
Speaking about his client and Michael Perbix, the other suspended IT staff member, Mandracchia said, "It was their duty to turn on the camera, but they would only do that if they received a request from the two high schools." He also said the pictures were "taken by the computer itself...every 15 minutes once the computer was open, but it was only supposed to be done if the computer was lost or stolen."...
http://news.cnet.com
Cover-up king, FBI Director, Robert S. Mueller
U.S. Congressman, Rush Holt, has called for an investigation into the FBI's "botched" probe into the 2001 anthrax case that killed five Americans and made 17 others sick.
The FBI's invented science came under intense scrutiny last year, due to a number of knowledgeable scientists coming forward and calling it unverifiable rubbish. There were also discrepancies in the FBI's timeline, which made it near impossible for suspect, Bruce Ivins, to have committed the crime.
FBI agent collecting evidence, a seized computer, in another case
The Judiciary Report would like to point out the obvious, by reminding the FBI, pinning the blame on the wrong person, means the real criminal is still out there, presenting a danger to the public, emboldened by your failure to solve the case.
NJ congressman calls for probe into FBI anthrax investigation
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS • March 3, 2010 - TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey congressman is calling for a congressional investigation into the government's handling of a major anthrax investigation, which was closed last week.
U.S. Rep. Rush Holt believes the FBI botched the case from 2001, when anthrax-laced letters were sent from a mailbox in Princeton...
The FBI last month closed its investigation after concluding Army scientist Bruce Ivins was responsible for the attacks. Ivins killed himself in 2008...
This is a follow up to the February 3. 2010 article "Toyota Should Have Heeded The Warnings" regarding consumer troubles with the braking system for the hybrid Prius. On February 4. 2010, Toyota finally admitted there is a problem with the braking system on its Prius and stated they shall move to address the issue.
The U.S. government also announced On February 4. 2010, they are investigating the Toyota Prius' braking system. It's about time something is done about this issue, as the problem has existed for over a year.
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Prius
Thus far, over 4 million Toyota motor car models have been recalled around the world, due to said braking system problems, at a cost of $2 billion dollars.
In the video posted above, Toyota, via its managing officer, once again tried to blame consumers for the braking issues (as mentioned in the Judiciary Report article yesterday), but at the end of the day, when you physically instruct a vehicle to stop, it is supposed to halt.
APNewsBreak: US gov't investigating Prius brakes
Feb 4, 9:47 AM (ET) - WASHINGTON (AP) - The Transportation Department has opened an investigation into brake problems in the 2010 model year Toyota Prius after the Japanese automaker acknowledged design problems with the brakes in its prized gas-electric hybrid.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration told The Associated Press it has received 124 reports from consumers, including four reports of crashes. The investigation will look into allegations of momentary loss of braking capability while traveling over uneven road surfaces, potholes or bumps.
The Japanese government has ordered Toyota to investigate brake problems. The automaker said it had corrected problems with the antilock brake system in Prius models sold since late last month, including those shipped overseas...
http://apnews.myway.com
