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These sentences included fines totaling $30,000, probation, cease-and-desist directives, and other settlements that are not available for public disclosure.
Here's what I don't understand. KAPA makes the statement "That are not available for disclosure". However certain things are public record. Assuming an arrest is made by the police, it can be researched. Especially when a case gets to court dockets. It's public information anyone can research. Is there ANY trail of any of these to substantiate this article in print from a source WE can believe as credible ?
So while I'm calling nobody a liar, KAPA states "Photo's of the bust", yet I see none... They go ahead to state "Settlements not available for disclosure" but the arrests would be, as would court papers. I doubt these would be "sealed or closed" cases. KAPA would certainly wish to make these public record.
When I try to research "Andy Schneider" and the NY case, what do I get ? It just cross-references me back to the KAPA article I mentioned in the heading. No other record that I find, no venue name listed. So my question essentially is, what is real, and what is scare tactic ?