That's really sad on a number of levels, including her knowing her twitter career is going down the tubes
Former Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge has been ordered to pay $30,000 (£22,400) to a man who says he found his lost dog. The footballer, who now plays in Australia, said his Pomeranian named Lucci was stolen from a house in Los Angeles in 2019 and offered a reward. Foster Washington, a rapper known as Killa Fame, says he reunited Mr Sturridge and his pet but was not paid. A Los Angeles court ruled for Mr Washington. Court documents obtained by the PA News agency show that judgement was given against Mr Sturridge by default, meaning he did not respond to the complaint. Judge Curtis Kin ordered that the footballer must pay Mr Washington $30,000 in damages and costs of $85. Sturridge reunited with missing dog The rapper told PA he felt "let down" by Mr Sturridge. "Hopefully he pays up and doesn't try to appeal it," he said. "I'm excited about it, I've been fighting this case for over a year, I can't believe it's over. When we found the dog I thought my life was going to be better." Ex-England international Mr Sturridge, who is 32 and now plays for Perth Glory in Australia's A-League, posted videos of damage at his West Hollywood home and CCTV images of three hooded men in 2019 when Lucci went missing. "We will pay anything for the dog," he said. "Whoever brings my dog back, 20 grand, 30 grand, whatever." The footballer was reunited with his dog two days later, after Mr Washington posted images from his Twitter account, asking: "Is this Lucci?"
So, never heard of Chongqing...just a mere metropolitan chinese city of 30 Million!!!!! Looking at this video on modern city trains, you can see why the Chinese are moving ahead while the other billion population country, India, is going nowhere - look at Mumbai in this video, what a dump. I remember reading some years back of a job advertised there with 40,000 hopefuls applying. The successful candidate proudly bears the title of Chief Rat Catcher.
Insulate Britains protests have so far cost £4.3 million... just the how many times could have been insulated for that....