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Nebraska is seeking to recover a $ 9,300 judgment against the Oath Keepers – a militia group that saw nearly 20 of its members indicted in the Jan.6 attack on the United States Capitol – for failing to obtained workers’ compensation insurance for its sole employee. in the state.
Assistant Attorney General Brenda Spilker recorded an earlier judgment from the Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Court in Lancaster County District Court on Tuesday.
In the May 20 order, Workers’ Compensation Court Judge Dirk Block said the Las Vegas-based Oath Keepers and its chairman E. Stewart Rhodes of Montana did not show up for a hearing on the last day. day before and had not provided proof of workers’ compensation. insurance after its termination on July 24, 2019.
Despite the fact, between July 2019 and March 2021, Oath Keepers employed one person in Nebraska, paying a total of $ 36,500 in wages, according to the order.
Block said Rhodes willfully failed to obtain assurance or to provide a reasonable or justifiable excuse for the lack of assurance, “leaving the court no choice but to find that he willfully failed to obtain insurance against accidents at work “.
The judge imposed a fine of $ 15 per day, for a total of $ 9,330.
The US Department of Justice describes the Oath Keepers as “a large but loosely organized collection of individuals, some of whom are associated with militias.”
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Lincoln dinners and the fatty spoons we love
Woodees
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Owner Lynette Farabee said her guests all know each other in Woodees on Capitol Beach Boulevard.
High-end dining
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Lincoln’s Hi-Way Diner, 2105 Nebraska 2, is known for its superb hash browns. It also offers many homemade dishes such as meatloaf on the menu.
Virginia Travelers Cafe
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Virginia’s Travelers Cafe is at 3280 Cornhusker Highway and is a longtime favorite for visitors and for locals. In this photo, Rich “Rob” Robinson is having breakfast at Virginia’s Travelers Cafe in 2008.
Tina’s coffee
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Tina’s Cafe is located at 616 South St. Food critic Jeff Korbelik enjoys Tina’s giant homemade cinnamon rolls, smoked bacon and blueberry pancakes. Plus, the restaurant has a cool NASCAR theme.
In this photo, Sue Mueller poses with her husband, Jerry, at Tina’s Cafe in February 2011.
Stauffer’s Café and Pie Shoppe
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Chicken steak with mashed potatoes and peas, a bun, coffee and a French silk pie are on the menu at Stauffer’s Cafe & Pie Shoppe, 5600 S. 48th St.
Motor house cafe
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The Engine House Cafe, 6028 Havelock Ave., is decorated with authentic firefighting gear. Our favorite has to be the make-it-yourself breakfast burrito.
Cook’s coffee
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Cook’s Cafe, 333 N. Cotner. “The mom-and-pop cafe reminds me of the diners I used to eat growing up. I order the omelets here, which are the size of small cars,†Korbelik said.
P’tit Café de Pénélope
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Penelope’s Lil ‘Café is located at 4724 Pioneers Blvd. and serves breakfast and home-style comfort food.
Restaurant
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The Eatery, 2548 S. 48th St., serves breakfast all day along with many other menu options. On the menu at The Eatery: the Black and Blue Burger (foreground), the personal Supremery flatbread pizza (left) and the Classic-Your Way Alfredo with blackened salmon.
Shoemaker’s Travel Center
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The Shoemaker’s Travel Center is located at 151 SW 48th St. In this 2010 photo, Teresa Stinson shows the bacon cheesburger, fried chicken breakfast, and chocolate and peanut butter pie at Shoemaker’s Travel Center.
Greenfield Cafe
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Greenfield’s Cafe is at 7900 S. 87th St. The Red, White & Blue Burger, all day breakfast and a variety of other house dishes are available at Greenfield’s.
Good Evans
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The Good Evans Dining Room, 6981 A St.
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