Boeing violates agreement that shielded it from prosecution after 737 Max crashes: DOJ

In a surprise turn of events Monday, the Department of Justice determined that Boeing violated the terms of their Deferred Prosecution Agreement.
The agreement, made in the aftermath of two Boeing 737 Max crashes that killed 346 people, allowed the aircraft manufacturer to avoid criminal prosecution in exchange for complying with new safety obligations.
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[@tomdavis8757]

On other words, Boeing cares so little that they feel they have no obligation to follow laws, rules, or regulations, let alone common decency
Cheers

[@jerrywilliams9208]

Better get rid of your Boeing stock it's going to plummet don't want to lose your investment I'm sure members of Congress dump their stock a couple days ago before announcing this they get insider trader information you get screwed