Disney employee busted in human trafficking

[pianopraze]

Disney employee busted in Florida human trafficking sting that nabbed 157 suspects

Groundhog Day?

Seems like the news keeps repeating.

Slavery alive and well in the USA. Very sad.

[UltraBudgie]

Three suspects were either active duty military or veterans; three suspects worked at Disney World...

https://www.polksheriff.org/news-investi...ren-online

At the newsroom:
   "Hey boss, should we go with 'Active duty military busted', 'Veterans busted', or 'Disney employees busted'?"
   "Let's do the Disney one.  Really sells the eminent threat and sullying of innocence angle."

[pianopraze]

https://www.polksheriff.org/news-investi...ren-online

At the newsroom:
   "Hey boss, should we go with 'Active duty military busted', 'Veterans busted', or 'Disney employees busted'?"
   "Let's do the Disney one.  Really sells the eminent threat and sullying of innocence angle."

I try to faithfully use the headlines of the articles or videos - even if I have to truncate them to fit DI Formating/space allotment.

Sadly todays media is clicks, not info driven.

I thought about doing disclaimer this is not linked to Disney Corporation, but that info Is in article, and Disney no longer deserves the benefit of the doubt now a days.

Either way Disney seems to collect these type of employees for some reason. As repeated news reports show. Not sure what solution is except I avoid Disney.