The Factory
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| Initial release | France |
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| Directors | Morgan O'Neill |
| Production companies | Dark Castle Entertainment |
| Silver Pictures | |
| Producers | Susan Downey |
| Joel Silver | |
| David Gambino | |
| Screenplay | Morgan O'Neill |
| Paul Leyden | |
| First things first, I only watch this cause of John Cusack. I didn't expect many things as I have watched many mystery films. . . . | |
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| ID | 2900203 |
About The Factory
A detective (John Cusack) goes rogue to save his teenager daughter from a serial killer who mistook her for a prostitute and kidnapped her.
Art and class: Working-class artists on breaking into exclusive world
... He said his working-class background and watching his dad " work around the clock" at The Factory taught him strong work ethics, and not having money for expensive materials meant he had to be more creative...
How factories are deploying AI on production lines
... But here, it s not just human workers trying to hear signs of machine failure above The Factory fray...
Alstom: Train manufacturer puts 1,330 jobs at risk in Derby
... An Alstom spokesperson said the company had been working with the government over the past six months in a bid to secure a " sustainable future" for The Factory...
Fast fashion: Boohoo breaks promises on ethical overhaul
... The Factory was opened to " support the group in several ways, including manufacturing, printing and training, " a Boohoo statement said...
Tsingtao beer worker urinated into tank after argument
... Officials from the city of Pingdu - where The Factory is located - found that the worker in question was helping to unload malt containers from a truck at the time of the incident...
The hunt for a new way to tackle clothing waste
... The Factory is carbon-neutral - the only by-product is heat which is pumped back into the local heating system...
Factory worker who contaminated food destined for Nando's jailed
... The use of a metal detector on products before they left the kitchen area meant any contamination could not have taken place during production and must have occurred in the storage area of The Factory, the CPS said...
Sudan conflict: Looting spree in Khartoum as homeowners flee
... According to Ombada residents, only one person lived to tell the story - the brother of the man who lit the lighter - as he had gone outside, standing by the main gate when The Factory went up in flames...
Factory worker who contaminated food destined for Nando's jailed
By Caroline GallBBC News, West Midlands
A factory worker who put plastic bags, rubber gloves and ring pulls in food destined for Nando's and The Ivy restaurant chain has been jailed.
Garry Jones " knowingly and maliciously" contaminated the products while working at a Worcestershire food manufacturer.
He supplied to The Ivy Group and Nando's hummus. He was jailed for three years.
Manufacturer Harvey & Brockless said no products that were tampered with in October 2022 reached " end" customers.
The 39-year-old was a " picker" at The Firm in Evesham and responsible for collecting the required ingredients for The Next day's cooking, The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said.
But from 28 October Last Year , The Company was made aware dozens of its products which are supplied to restaurants across the country had been contaminated with the gloves, plastic bags and metal ring pulls.
An internal investigation revealed other boxes had also been tampered with, leading to The Firm concluding an employee was responsible and police were alerted.
The use of a metal detector on products before they left The Kitchen area meant any contamination could not have taken place during production and must have occurred in The Storage area of The Factory , the CPS said.
CCTV cameras inside The Factory went to show Jones, from Larch Road, Evesham, deliberately tampering with tubs of hummus and salad dressings when he was alone.
He was arrested on 10 November and questioned by West Midlands Police, where he later admitted to officers he had combined Fish Sauce with Soy Sauce on one occasion.
Harvey & Brockless has said the vast majority of the products involved did not reach their destination, adding " any items that did were quickly returned before reaching The End consumer".
" This swift action meant all end consumers were fully protected from any contaminated products, " it added.
Following The Incident , the manufacturer said it had invested in extra CCTV cameras to ensure all areas were " fully covered".
Mehree Kamranfar, senior crown prosecutor for CPS West Midlands , said the case was " extremely disturbing" and could have had had far-reaching implications had Jones not been caught.
" Jones knowingly and maliciously contaminated food products that were going to be distributed to some of The Most popular high street restaurants across the country.
" The cross-contamination caused alarm both within The Company and externally, as Jones's utter disregard, particularly in mixing Fish Sauce with raw ingredients, could have threatened serious harm to those with allergies.
" In addition, sabotaging the food products supplied by Harvey & Brockless not only cost The Firm thousands of pounds, it also threatened to destroy The Company 's reputation. "
Jones was sentenced to 33 months imprisonment for contaminating goods, and Nine Months to run consecutively for a charge of burglary after he admitted breaking into a colleague's house through a window and stealing a pink hairbrush.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
