According to information presented in court, Pearson, Malachi and Turner acted as "hustlers" or distributors of controlled substances including heroin, cocaine and crack cocaine for the gang. Davis was a "soldier" or enforcer for the gang, providing protection for the enterprise through the commission of violent crimes. Malachi was involved in the distribution of heroin on multiple occasions from approximately 2003 to August 2006 including arrests for heroin, marijuana and crack cocaine. On June 22, 2009, while on probation and still wearing an ankle monitoring bracelet, Malachi was arrested selling heroin in the Crips-controlled neighborhood of Northview Heights.
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According to court documents, Clark acted as a "hustler" or distributor of controlled substances, including heroin, cocaine and crack cocaine, for the gang. He also acted as a "soldier/gorilla" or enforcer for the gang, providing protection for the enterprise through the commission of violent crimes. According to information presented in court, Clark and a co-conspirator were responsible for at least two armed robberies, one of which involved a carjacking. Clark was also involved in at least two instances relating to the obstruction of criminal investigations, including a homicide prosecution. In addition, in December 2007, Clark pointed a firearm at several Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) agents and task force officers as they drove an unmarked car through the Brighton Place neighborhood seeking to serve a subpoena on a government witness. Subsequent recorded telephone conversations from jail between Clark and his co-conspirators showed that Clark initially believed the occupants of the vehicle were members of a rival gang attempting to shoot at him and his fellow Crips members.
Fines imposed on nursing homes provide little incentive for improvement because they can be negotiated down or appealed and may not have to be paid for years. From 2004 through 2007, fined nursing homes paid the full amount in only 16 percent of cases. Some fines were reduced as much as 80 percent.
These incidents served as a call to arms to government offices and personnel to better protect personally identifiable information (PII). These breaches and others like them are completely avoidable. Most importantly, employees should not load any personally identifiable information personal computers as of Oct. 1, 2007. Vigilant physical security enforcement and supervisory oversight are essential in protecting personal information.
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