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Corruption news — September 21, 2026

Publications tagged with Corruption published on September 21, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

8 publications

  1. U.S.RegulatorsCivil RightsCorruptionNorth America

    Kentucky State Basketball Player Detained by ICE for Over a Month

    Aminata Seck, a 26-year-old basketball player at Kentucky State University, has been detained by ICE since August 7. Seck, a Senegalese national, was arrested at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport while traveling with her team to a tournament in New York. She has been moved between multiple detention centers in Kentucky and Chicago. Seck's lawyer reports that she has not received adequate medical attention despite needing surgery for an ACL injury and a previous back surgery. Kentucky State head coach Amani Williams has been advocating for Seck's release.
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  4. SocietyCorruptionAsiaFraud

    Fraudulent Forex and Gold Platform Exposed

    A group member reveals that a domestic forex and gold platform, MT4, is being used as a cover for a fraudulent collective investment scheme. Registered in 2024 as KVB, the company has already illegally defrauded and collected over 6 billion yuan, with weekly deposits reaching $80 million. High-end gifts worth $50 each were given to VIP members, existing customers, and agents during the Mid-Autumn Festival. The whistleblower, who worked at the company for over a year, alleges that the company did not pay their salary and used the money for drugs and karaoke abroad. They have backed up information about the bosses, shareholders, and management, including performance records and fraudulent customer contact details. Videos of domestic meeting venues and employee photos are also threatened to be exposed if the matter is not resolved.
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  7. SocietyCorruptionWarFraud

    ICE Agent Shoots, Injures Man in Austin, Texas

    An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent shot and injured a man in Austin, Texas. The man was reportedly in serious but stable condition after being shot at least once in the torso. The incident occurred during an encounter or traffic stop involving a vehicle. Local authorities and city officials confirmed the shooting, and some demanded transparency and an independent investigation.
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  8. WorldJudiciaryCorruptionMiddle EastNorth America

    Black Company Raided, Bosses Exposed

    On September 2nd, an abandoned building behind the Emperor Hotel was raided, leading to the exposure of a black company's bosses and operations. The company, originally named KS and headquartered in Myanmar, has changed its name multiple times and is now based in the Asia-Pacific region. The big boss, known as Dragon Brother or Long Ge, is from Anxi Lake Head Town's Houxi Village, while the second boss, Akuan, is from Hengshan Village. The company's main manager, Professor, is also involved in human trafficking. The company expanded suddenly in West Port's JinShui last year, making millions in profit each month before moving to other locations and engaging in fraudulent traffic card washing. An agent, Hongniu, from Anxi Lake Head Town, brings in several billion yuan in business each month. The company recently moved to the Philippines' Manila. The group member who revealed this information claims that the bosses disgraced their hometown and hopes they die abroad and the company goes bankrupt.
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