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Private security company Protective Force International partners with 18 Las Vegas casinos

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Oct 16, 2024

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… with 18 Las Vegas casinos to bolster security efforts … challenge for smaller casinos. “Sometimes when casinos are smaller they … PFI often supplements existing casino security during high-traffic … suspect at Red Rock Casino. Alvarez highlighted this incident …

Lawyers for Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs ask judge to release identities of his accusers

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The lawyers wrote in a letter to a Manhattan federal court judge that Combs needs to know the identities so he can prepare adequately for trial.

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Delta pauses flights between New York City and Tel Aviv due to regional conflict

Oct 16, 2024

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… . The clashes intensified after Israel bombed southern Lebanon, on … withhold military assistance to Israel if the country does … of state, told top Israeli officials that the country needed … Airlines has paused flights to Tel Aviv for “the foreseeable future”. …

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