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SPAIN An overly aggressive bull targeted a torador in the torador arena, attacking him with unusual intensity. Among many other injuries, the bull uppercuts his eye socket with its horn. It is almost certain that the torador lost his eye.

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This classic film comes from 2013. It shows 4 captured women kneeling in the middle of nowhere with their hands tied behind their backs. There are 13 men standing around them pointing guns at them. The men are members of the Los Zetas cartel. One of the men asks the women about their connections with a rival cartel known as CDG (aka the Gulf Cartel). After a moment of conversation, the blades of the knives and the ax sank into the women's necks. After the execution, all the bodies were carefully chopped into pieces.

Do you feel sorry for these women? Well, listen now. The women were as involved in the cartel's actions as their abusers. Each of the women had smaller or larger connections with criminal activities. The first woman worked for Jose Guadalupe - her uncle (who held a high position in the cartel). The second woman was his mother-in-law. However, the most important figure was the last of the women - the first from the right. This is La Güera Loca i.e. Yesenia Pacheco. Thanks to her brutality, she quickly rose in the structures of the Gulf cartel. At some point, she became the leader of a faction known as "Las Hienas". She was one of the most brutal women in the organization. Well, she ended up just like her victims.

La Guera Loca in its heyday

( Info: Brutalne.pl )

On 20th of May, police were notified about a murder of three family members, a father, a mother and an adopted daughter. The caller was no one other than the killer himself, an adopted 16 year old teenage boy.

According to the teenager's statement to the police, the murder's planning began on Thursday (16th). The teen claimed he had been called a "lazy fucker" and that his parents had confiscated his cellphone. And without his cellphone, he wouldn't be able to make a school presentation project.

On a friday morning, the teen took his father's firearm inside a drawer, who was a Municipal city guard (for Jundiaí). He tested the .9mm gun on a mattress. By evening, his 57 year old father, Isac Tavares Santos, came home along with his 16 year old daughter, Letícia Gomes Santos.

The teen shot a bullet through his father's neck and then one through his sister's face. Both died at the spot.

Around 7PM of the same day, his 50 year old mother, Solange Aparecida Gomes, came home and saw her husband's body on the floor. The teen then shot her.

On saturday, he went as usual with his routine, went to the gym and to the bakery with CCTV footage showing buying a single baguette 26 hours after killing his family.

He impersonared his father through text messages when fellow City guards started to text him asking his whereabouts when he didn't come into work that day. The teen while pretending to be his dad, simply said "I'm feeling sick."

Also on the same day, he stabbed his mother's already dead body because he was "still angry at Solange".

Only at 10:30PM on Sunday would the boy call the police, stating he was bothered by the smell and the flies around the bodies and ended up confessing to the murder. The teen was taken into police custody for futher investigation. At the time of writing he is being avaliated to check if he has any mental disorders or not.

He told police he only killed them because he was angry at them for taking his cellphone. However, he admitted to only killing his sister because she would get in the way, stopping him. The boy told police he has no hard feelings and "Would do it all over again".

According to deputy Roberto Afonso, the boy was actually surprised to learn he would be punished in any way but still claimed he doesn't feel sorry.

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Woman Hit by a Truck in İnegöl Lost Her Life

The woman, who was injured after being hit by a truck while trying to cross the road in Bursa's İnegöl district, died in the hospital. The truck driver was detained.

The woman, who was injured after being hit by a truck while trying to cross the road in Bursa 's İnegöl district, died in the hospital where she was taken.

The truck with plate number 16 PF 719, under the management of SV, hit Altun Güler (77) who was trying to cross the road in Alanyurt District.

The seriously injured woman was taken to İnegöl State Hospital after first aid by the 112 Emergency Health team who arrived at the scene. Güler could not be saved despite the efforts of doctors at the hospital.

The truck driver SV was detained by the police.

The accident was recorded by a security camera in the area.

Source: https://www.haberler.com/guncel/inegol-de-tirin-carptigi-kadin-hayatini-kaybetti-17360225-haberi/

Richard Klaff, 20, live-streamed the shooting on at a Kroger in Fort Wayne, Indiana He started by lighting a cigar in a bathroom above the Georgetown Kroger 'I'm gonna shoot 11 people... watch'. 'Which one am I gonna choose? Let me find someone good real quick, I ain't gonna kill no old-a** man,' he said. 'I'm going out with a bang... baby watch,' he said Klaff eventually spotted a woman 'Oh yeah, I see one, I see one,' he said —- He fired six rounds at her, but missed, and no one was injured He then fled the store and was arrested in another store nearby soon after Klaff was charged with three counts of attempted murder and one count of criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon and locked up in the Allen County Jail.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — A man faces attempted murder charges after the Fort Wayne Police Department responded to calls of shots fired inside the Georgetown Kroger Thursday evening.

The grocery store was closed Friday due to the ongoing investigation. It's expected to open back up Saturday at 7 a.m.

And in Allen Superior Court documents released Friday, 20-year-old Richard Klaff Jr. allegedly told police he'd “always wanted to kill somebody.”

Officers responded to multiple calls regarding a man shooting inside the Georgetown Kroger, located at 6310 E State Blvd, just before 6:15 p.m., according to a release from FWPD. When officers arrived they learned the suspect had fled the scene.

Officers then searched the Kroger for victims or additional shooters. No victims were found but officers were able to locate several casings in the store.

While at the scene, officers got word of a man near the store matching the description of the alleged shooter. He was then taken into custody.

Early Friday morning, FWPD identified the suspect as Klaff. He's preliminarily charged with three counts of attempted murder and one count of criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon. Klaff was booked into the Allen County Jail.

It is not believed that any other suspects were involved. There is no active threat to the community, according to the press release from FWPD.

An FWPD officer wrote in court documents released Friday that Klaff “recorded himself attempting to murder two employees and an unknown customer.”

A Facebook live video, which WANE 15 has made the decision not to post due to the shooter's desire for publicity, has gone viral. It starts out with Klaff in the bathroom threatening to shoot 11 people.

He then walks around Kroger while live-streaming, spewing racial slurs and saying, “So who am I choosing, hold on. Let me find someone good real quick… I'm going out with a bang.”

“Oh yeah, I see one, watch, I see one,” he says. That's when Klaff appears to fire off six shots in the direction of a Black woman and two employees in the bakery before the video cuts off.

Not far from the Kroger, Indiana State Representative Bob Morris was coaching baseball at Georgetown Little League when the safety protocol was initiated.

“I got a call from someone with the Fort Wayne Police Department that there was an active shooter at Georgetown Square, he was in the Kroger store,” said Morris.

Morris said his main goal was to keep the kids safe.

“We secured the kids, got the kids in the dugout for an active shooter situation,” Morris said. When he received another call that the suspect was heading northbound, the direction of the fields, he canceled the games and had everyone leave.

Morris confirmed with WANE 15 that the suspect was in a store north of Kroger when police apprehended him and his weapon.

“Safe neighborhood, a safe shopping center, and it hits close to home that things can happen like this,” Morris said.

According to court documents, Klaff told police he'd switched shirts at the nearby Dollar General, with his original shirt still in the convenience store. He allegedly admitted to dumping his black and gold .40-caliber handgun in the dumpster. Investigators searching the dumpster found Klaff's cell phone and wallet along with the gun, according to court documents.

In an interview with detectives, Klaff allegedly asked if anyone had died. He claimed he had 11 bullets loaded in his gun and that's why he specified in the Facebook video that he intended to kill 11 people, according to court documents.

Investigators asked Klaff if he was searching for someone in particular to shoot, to which he allegedly said he didn't want to shoot anyone old. He's then accused of saying he chose the people he shot at “because they were standing in a position with no cover.”

According to court documents, Klaff went on to say he “always wanted to kill somebody, that's all I wanted to do, I was supposed to go to the military, I couldn't wait on that, obviously.”

A spokesperson with Kroger shared a brief statement about the incident:

We are deeply saddened by the incident at our E. State Boulevard store in Fort Wayne. We are cooperating with the investigation by local law enforcement, and we have initiated counseling services for our associates. Plans to reopen the store will be announced later.

For now, to protect the integrity of the ongoing investigation, we are referring questions to the Fort Wayne Police Department.”

ERIC HALVORSON, KROGER SPOKESPERSON

United Food and Commercial Workers Local 700 President Tracy Bartak issued the following statement late Thursday night:

“Our hearts go out to all of our Kroger family who were affected by tonight's shooting. Store 425 will be closed the rest of tonight and tomorrow. Beginning Friday, mental health counselors will be available free of charge for anyone in need both in person at the store as well as via phone or FaceTime.”

Bartak went on to say that employees should contact their local union representative for information on how to schedule virtual counseling sessions.

WANE 15 went back to the scene Friday morning and found Kroger was closed. There was an employee outside letting people know the store wasn't open for business. An FWPD officer was also parked at the entrance.

Mayor Sharon Tucker shared a statement with WANE 15:

Violence has no place in our community.

I'm so grateful that no one was injured in last evening's incident.

I want to thank and recognize our dedicated public safety team for a quick and effective response. I also want to say I'm sorry to the individuals who were working and shopping at the Kroger store. It's wrong that we're facing dangerous situations by simply working hard as employees and getting groceries.

I want to reiterate my commitment that the safety of the public is and will continue to be a top priority of my administration.

Fort Wayne is a caring and giving community and we won't stand for this type of behavior.“

MAYOR SHARON TUCKER

This incident remains under investigation by the Fort Wayne Police Department and the Allen County Prosecutor's Office.

(13 May 2017) Metropolitan Electricity Authority officials and police Inspected the scene where a tree fell onto an electrical pole, toppled and crushed a motorcycle driver to death. To expedite the removal of obstructions on Chidlom Road. On the side of Central Chidlom, Lumpini Subdistrict, Pathumwan District, Bangkok, traffic can be opened as usual. While Bangkok officials Hurry in and cut the branches into small pieces. to move out of the area The deceased is Ms. Natchaphat Somjet, age 25 years

A taxi driver who witnessed the incident said he saw a tree fall in front of him and saw an electric pole fall. He tried to drive away but couldn't. The electric pole fell onto the car causing damage.

Pol. Lt. Gen. Sanit Mahathaworn, Metropolitan Police Commissioner Said that he is currently investigating whether the cause was due to negligence or not. At this time, no legal action has been filed against any person. Even though the building owner It stated that the owner of the said tree would be responsible for any damage caused.

The location of the incident was Chidlom Road. There were motorcycle taxis and cars passing by in the area. It is thought that the tree fell. It was caused by rain falling all night and making the soil soft. In addition, the tree has large branches. As a result, he fell onto an electric pole, causing an accident that resulted in his death.

https://www.matichon.co.th/local/crime/news_557856

https://www.thaipbs.or.th/news/content/262422

Did Tony Stewart do it on purpose?

Parents of Kevin Ward Jr: "Tony killed him"

Tony's recollection of the events: "I had no idea he was out of his race car"

One of the other drivers from that night said he could clearly see Kevin on the track and intentionally avoided him. So how did Tony not see him?

Even the crowd reacts immediately. If the crowd could see Kevin, why couldn't Tony?

4 years later in 2018, Tony Stewart settled a wrongful death lawsuit brought by Ward's parents for an undisclosed amount.