Claudia Ochoa Félix was a social media personality. In 2014, a rumor spread on social media that she was a high-ranking leader of the murder squad Los Ántrax, a bloc of enforcers that operate as an armed wing of the Sinaloa Cartel. She denied the claims and her involvement in organized crime.
Felix allegedly died of an accidental overdose September 14, 2019.
This is such terrible news.
Matthew Perry died Saturday in a hot tub at his Los Angeles home. Authorities responded around 4 p.m. to his home, where he was discovered unresponsive.
Perry was known as the beloved character Chandler Bing on the wildly successful 90’s television show “Friends” which chronicled the life of six twenty something year olds living in New York and banding together for support.
Striking a chord with twentysomethings everywhere, Friends was a ratings powerhouse. It drew an average of 25 million viewers for each new episode, finishing among the top 10 primetime programs during each year of its 10-season run.
As the popularity of Friends grew, Perry found himself on an emotional roller coaster ride. Perry had admitted that for he had been battling drug addiction for decades and has experienced a couple of brushes with death due to his excessive alcohol and drug abuse.
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Philly’s own, rapper Meek Mill is officially a free man.
Meek announced alongside an interview with the biggest boss Rick Ross that his felony convictions have officially been wiped clean from his record, thus allowing him the freedom to move about like us regular people.
Congrats to Meek Mill because during my time working on criminal and prison reform I know this is actually a huge deal.
A game changer.
The prison pipeline for black men has been catastrophic and ruined many lives even after redemption. The sad part is once the criminal background is marred with felonies, it limits the quality of life.
It’s like you almost belong to the government and most jobs and housing check perform criminal background checks. It can affect so many other important aspects of life including basic human rights such as voting. (I have always thought taking away a person’s rights to vote was ridiculous)
Having a felonious record is a very difficult conviction to overcome, but thankfully there are programs that can assist with record expungement.
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