When Peak Design CEO Peter Dering identified a backpack linked to Luigi Mangione, the suspected shooter of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, he contacted police in a move he called instinctive. But what followed was a storm of criticism, with social media branding him a ‘snitch’ and questioning the company’s privacy policies An image of the individual sought in connection to …
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Suspect Luigi Mangione shouts as he is taken into a Pennsylvania courthouse Tuesday. The slaying might have been motivated by Mangione’s anger with what he called “parasitic” health insurance companies and his disdain for corporate greed, law enforcement said in a bulletin obtained by the Associated Press. Mangione wrote that UnitedHealthcare had “simply gotten too powerful, and they continue to …
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