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Kroger is responding to allegations that a worker with special needs in Michigan was bullied so badly he had to quit.Gio Trapani was a courtesy clerk at the Kroger on 23 Mile Road in New Baltimore, bagging groceries, and getting carts from the parking lot.That all ended after he saidhe started getting bullied by co-workers. He saidit went on for stanley italia months. I wanted him to learn how to talk to people, treat people. Be out in the community. Be able to take care of himself, Gio s mother April Francysaid.After a bit of searching, the stanley flasche 23-year-old Gio, who has botella stanley autism, landed a job at the New Baltimore Kroger last April. I was grateful. I was grateful, he said. He was very excited. It took us a long time to find some place that would actually hire an impaired person, his mother says.It all went well for the first 3 months or so, then things started to change.Gio says he was getting mean comments - cashiers telling him to not bag their lane, sensors placed in his jacket for them to go off at th Ftgm School nurses man telephones at COVID-19 hotline
BALTIMORE, Md. 鈥?The sky is no longer the limit for 12 Baltimore city high school seniors.In two weeks, Kennard Tate will have something he never expected, and he s excited to tell his friends about it. To say that I have my FAA license stanley cup they will be like oh really what s that I ll tell them all about it and show it off. Firs stanley cup t responders from the city are also taking off with the students. William Johnson is an officer with the Baltimore City Community College Police Department and he sees drones as a great way to keep officers and community members safe. We want to be able to fly around and see incidents that look suspicious and be able to respond and be a lot more proactive with law enforcement, said Johns garrafa stanley on.In Baltimore, time spent between law enforcement and young people growing together is invaluable. They can come up to us and say hey Bill we met with you in the class, what are you doing We can bring them on and show them what we are doing with the drones, Johnson said. The