Brittany Dawn James Gofundme (2024)

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Nelson formerly worked for the Kansas City, Missouri police department and was sued by the American Civil Liberties Union for excessive use of force on an unarmed black man.

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Tradwife influencer Brittany Dawn's dog Niko was found starving at a construction site after she made a lot of money from social media posts featuring him. But he wasn't a puppy anymore so he was irresponsibly rehomed on Craigslist.

Davis had settled in May after Texas brought a lawsuit accusing her of scamming thousands of customers by not delivering fitness and nutrition plans. The total payment includes $300,000 in civil penalties and $100,000 in restitution with both paid within the next three years.

Brittany Storey was reported missing on June 6. On Tuesday, RCMP found a vehicle in a pond in the Molson, Manitoba area with a body inside. On Wednesday, following an autopsy, it was confirmed the body was Storey. “It is determined that Brittany Storey died as a result of her vehicle entering the water.

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