Coral Gables Case Summary

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At approximately 1852 hours Coral Gables, Florida local time, Mission Control received multiple terminated badge alarm for Laura Juanes Micas from “CLG01-001A W Elev Lobby Dr” and "CLG01-002B S Reception Dr" at the Yahoo! Coral Gables office. Our record indicates that he was terminated on November 22nd, 2016. You are being contacted because the termination notice lists you as her manager. Can you please verify her employment status? If Ms. Juanes Micas' employment status is still current and active, please go to this Link and complete the form for proper badge and profile activation. Upon camera review, she was with an unknown man and was able to gain access by the reception area but unable to gain access to our office area. After an unsuccessful

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