In 2016, the defense lawyer claimed the FBI made Best Buy an unofficial wing of the agency by incentivizing Geek Squad employees to dig through customers' computers, paying $500 each time they found evidence that could launch criminal cases. OC>>>>>>
Remember this from 2012:
Best Buy's former chief executive Brian Dunn violated company policy by engaging in a relationship with a female subordinate, the company's board of directors said today in a filing with the SEC. However, Best Buy said Dunn did not misuse a corporate plane and the company will pay him nearly $3 million in severance — on top of more than $2.5 million in vested shares. "Mr. Dunn's relationship with the female employee demonstrated extremely poor judgment and a lack of professionalism," the Board said. BI>>>>>>>>>
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