Original sentence: Before the episode aired, the creator of Undercover Boss issued an unprecedented statement indicating something "unfortunate happened after filming".In April 2014, Peavey Electronics Corporation, subsequently got fined $225,000 by the FCC for violating the digital device laws and distributing non-compliant products.In February 2015, the company was featured on the hit CBS show, Undercover Boss.Peavey Electronics, citing global competitive pressures, partially closed down the same plant featured in the episode.The Chief Operating Officer made visits to a company store and manufacturing plant in disguise, with the founder communicating to him through a hidden earpiece.The employees at the manufacturing plant featured in the episode felt betrayed by the move; the company said these moves were necessary to remain competitive against rivals who were already manufacturing in lower cost locations
Edited sentence: In April 2014, Peavey Electronics Corporation was fined $225,000 by the FCC.Peavey acknowledged that some of its Digital Devices had not been properly labeled and that certain Digital Device user manuals were missing the required consumer disclosure statements.Somehow the FCC thought it is important enough to fine a company for not paying due homage to them in an owners manual