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A Pennsylvania man fatally shot a postal worker and told police he did it because he believed the man had poisoned him and his family with cyanide when they were previously neighbors, according to a criminal complaint filed in Pittsburgh federal court.
Eric Kortz, 53, is accused of killing 58-year-old letter carrier Louis Vignone shortly after 10 a.m. Thursday, while Vignone was in uniform and on duty in his USPS vehicle. Vignone was pronounced dead at the scene from multiple gunshot wounds, including one to the head. Investigators found a firearm and seven spent shell casings in a yard nearby.
A short time later, Kortz showed up at the Carnegie Borough Police Department. There, he told cops that he had shot somebody and wanted to turn himself in.
Kortz was driven to Allegheny County Police Headquarters, where he sat for an interview and said he shot Vignone because he thought he had been poisoned by him. After locating Vignone on his route, Kortz said he cut off Vignone’s mail truck with his van and “went to put some bullets in him,” referring to Vignone, the complaint states, which does not explain why Kortz thought Vignone was dosing him with cyanide, or how he was supposedly doing it.
The case is being jointly investigated by the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, the Allegheny County Police Department, and the Collier Township Police Department.
The Vignones moved to a different neighborhood in 2018, saying the family was going to “start fresh,” a neighbor told KDKA TV. Another told the news channel that Kortz was “beyond odd” and “obsessed with Vignone.” A third said Kortz said a couple of months ago that “something big was going to happen and the whole city of Pittsburgh would know about it.”
Kortz does not have a lawyer listed in court records, and was unable to be reached for comment. He is due back in court on Oct. 12, and if convicted, faces a maximum sentence of life imprisonment or death.
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Terrell High School Student, Ja’Naria Jackson, 16, Wins Two Gold Medals At The 2022 Texas Track & Field State Championships

16-year-old Ja’Naria Jackson, from Terrell High School, has made great accomplishments in the sport that she loves.
Last week, the sophomore competed in the 2022 Texas Track & Field State Championships meet in Austin, Texas. On Thursday evening, Jackson ran in Lane 4 and was victorious over runners from all over the state. She ran 11.74 seconds in the 100m.
As others cheered for her, Jackson ran again. This time she ran 23.69 seconds in the 200m.
In close to two hours, Jackson clinched two State Championships. She has stated that her long days and nights and her persistence has led to her victories.
“… It actually is a blessing. I’m proud, but I will most definitely be coming harder next year,” she said.
Jackson attributes her motivation to self-improvement. She strives to better her time, form, method of coming out of the block, and winning at state.
Her regular regimen includes running, block work, and sled pulling. To add, she doesn’t take breaks in the summer but works with a personal trainer.
“This has been a wonderful year and hopefully a better year next year,” Jackson said.
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Rapper T-Pain Moves Concert From Deep Ellum To Grand Prairie

Rapper T-Pain is changing his concert schedule. He is taking his ‘Road to Wisconsin Tour’ further in North Texas after it was supposed to be in Dallas.
The concert was set to take place on May 18 at The Factory in Deep Ellum. It will now occur on June 24 at the Texas Trust CU Theatre in Grand Prairie.
Last month, T-Pain took to social media to question why tickets sales weren’t going so well.
“Dallas, what are you doing? I wore cowboy hats many times.. used to raise horses. I feel like I’m part of the city, you know?…wore a regular cowboy and Dallas Cowboys. I’ve done both! WTF!” Pain stated.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson heard about the rapper’s comments. He let Pain know that Dallas was safe although many of his fans stated otherwise.
“Dallas is the only Top 10 city in the U.S. where violent crime fell last year and overall crime is down…,” Johnson tweeted. “So, you and your concertgoers should feel safe here.” Johnson added this comment while tagging Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia in the tweet.
However, even though crime decreased last year, there have been multiple shootings that have occurred in Deep Ellum in the last few months. This has resulted in T-Pain moving his concert to Grand Prairie.
Tickets that have been bought for the May show will be valid for the rescheduled show in June.
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Netflix Lays Off Close To 150 Employees

Weeks after Netflix reported its first loss in subscribers since 2011, the company has laid off about 150 employees.
“As we explained on earnings, our slowing revenue growth means we are also having to slow our cost growth as a company. So sadly, we are letting around 150 employees go today, mostly U.S.-based,” Netflix announced on Tuesday.
The amount of people laid off is close to 2% of Netflix’s employees. Those affected will be given a severance package, starting at four months although it could be subject to change.
In April, a financial report detailed that the streaming service lost about 200,000 subscribers in the first quarter. They have added that they are set to lose another 2 million subscribers in the second quarter.
Netflix has attributed the war in Ukraine and harsh competition as reasons why they have lost subscribers.
As of now, Netflix has 221.6 million subscribers. They are still ahead of their competition.
The company is planning on aggressively monitoring password-sharing. They are also planning to start a “lower-priced ad-supported tier,” before the year is over. Their objective is to increase finances and subscribers.
Furthermore, the streaming service has a variety of payment tiers. The plan that most users pay for is $15.49 per month. The price of the lower ad-supported tier hasn’t been released.
Other streaming platforms have some of the same offerings. For instance, HBO’s ad-free service runs for $15 per month. Their services that contain commercials are $10 per month.
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