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AJM Radio Welcome to AJM-Radio, an online music broadcast built on a dream! Our founder and station host, Andr

12/15/2024

Hello Everyone My name is Andrew, the owner of Ajm-Central. I normally don't do t… Andrew Martinez needs your support for Help Andrew Keep Ajm-Central Running

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12/14/2024

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🚨Lil Durk is being linked to a second murder-for-hire and this time, it involves a Chicago man in 2022. A newly unsealed indictment reveals prosecutors are connecting Durk to the murder of a man who may have been responsible for the 2021 killing of Durk's brother. See details in the comments below. ⬇️

09/05/2024

Another legend gone to soon, Rich Homie Quan

07/17/2024

I gained 31 followers, created 3 posts and received 4 reactions in the past 90 days! Thank you all for your continued support. I could not have done it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

07/08/2024

How could have the City better allocated that $59K? Or let just the inmates have fun? 🎮

The New York Post has revealed that New York City's Correction Department spent over $59,000 of taxpayer money on new video games for inmates, including popular fighting games like Mortal Kombat 1 and Street Fighter 6.

According to the New York Post, the Correction Department allocated $59,260 for PlayStation 4 and 5 games to help "keep inmates in line." City records indicate that these funds were designated for the agency's "Adult Programs Division," which purchased 1,247 games, including Mortal Kombat 1. This year's versions of Madden NFL and NBA 2K24 were also among the purchases. A longtime officer disclosed that groups of inmates played the games on a rotating basis in the facility's recreation rooms.

The Post reports that access to video games is used to encourage good behavior among inmates, potentially reducing altercations, fighting, and rule-breaking. The Department of Corrections acknowledged that jail officials have been using access to consoles as an incentive for years, particularly to manage "persistently violent" offenders.

In 2020, the agency faced similar criticism for spending $82,500 on knock-off Game Boys for inmate entertainment instead of additional COVID-19 testing kits and face masks.

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05/31/2024

Diddy is the focus of an explosive new Rolling Stone exposé, in which he is accused of beating a college girlfriend with a belt, hitting music executive Shakir Stewart over the head with a chair for dating Kim Porter and more. There are many wild takeaways from the lengthy report. See details in the comments below. ⬇

02/17/2024

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