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Info:The boy holding the scalpel (Identified as Santiago Rodríguez) received constant bullying from the guy stuck to the wall. In short, what the guy with the scalpel says is something like this is where it all ends, I'm sick of this This happened in a public school in Colombia, obviously the guy with the scalpel was expelled for obvious reasons and a very curious fact is that I studied there when I was young.

Bodycam footage of 2nd officer:

CCTV footage from tire station:

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https://www.jacksonville.com/story/news/crime/2022/02/04/jacksonville-florida-police-release-video-jan-8-officer-involved-shooting-teronnie-austin-wade/6657553001/

Gunfire cracks back and forth across Lem Turner Road for almost half a minute as muzzle flashes from the fleeing gunman are seen in the dark and two Jacksonville officers return fire that January 8 night.

At one point, the officer pursuing the man pumps 10 shots across the road, with puffs of smoke from his gun visible on one of two bodycam videos released by the Sheriff's Office of the year's first police shooting.

The chase ends with Teronnie Austin Wade facedown on Lem Turner as one officer tells another that the injured man is still armed. Then officers order the 27-year-old not to touch the gun as he is handcuffed, the weapon visible under the body armor he is wearing.

"Don't reach for anything if you can hear me," one officer tells Wade, his gun still pointed at the prone man. "... Do not move. You will get shot if you move, OK?"

"Yes sir," Wade says twice. "I got nothing sir."

The shootout occurred about 1 a.m. following a traffic stop near the Walmart there. One of the officers had pulled over a Lincoln sedan with five people inside for making an illegal U-turn at a red light.

Seen on the video holding both hands out the window, driver Yolandus Jones is cooperative while stopped in the Big Chief Tire parking lot at Lem Turner and Dunn Avenue.

The officer radios for backup, then asks him to roll the back window down so he can see inside. Police said the officer also detected the odor of suspected marijuana.

Jones tells the officer there are no guns inside when asked. When he says he left his license at home, the officer advises he's going to be put in the back of a police cruiser.

Another officer arrives and they open the front passenger door to reveal a man later identified as Wade, wearing body armor. When asked if he has a medical marijuana card by the first officer, Wade says he doesn't answer any questions.

"I don't talk to the police, sir," Wade says. "I'm a passenger."

The first officer repeatedly tells Wade to step out.

"Do not reach behind your back," the officer tells him.

"I'm not reaching behind my back," Wade responds, both hands raised. "You are reaching for your weapon."

The officer says he's reaching for his gun because "you reached behind your back when I told you to step out of the car," the edited bodycam video supplying subtitles for most of the conversations.

The officer repeatedly orders Wade to step out, then ultimately grabs him.

"You don't know who I am," Wade tells the officer as he is pulled out.

"Stop reaching," an officer is heard telling Wade.

The bodycam video is frozen at this point, the Sheriff's Office adding arrows to point out the butt of a handgun with an extended clip sticking out under his body armor.

"I've got a weapon on me, sir," Wade says as officers appear to start handcuffing him.

"I know you got one," the first officer says.

A second later, an officer is heard yelling "Stop," followed by "Pull your gun out!" as Wade's hands are still behind his back.

"Put me in handcuffs, sir," Wade says. "Sir. You got me right here sir."

The officer orders Wade to get on the ground, but he breaks free and runs toward the front of the brightly-lit tire store. Store security video shows Wade running in front of the store, turning around to repeatedly fire at the pursuing officer as he flees out of sight.

The officer's bodycam shows him returning fire as he briefly hugs the tire store's wall for cover, dozens of gunshots echoing in the night. The officer runs out onto Lem Turner and fires again. More than 40 shots are fired during the 30-second chase and shootout.

Wade is seen lying on the road nearby after being shot. The officer requests an ambulance as he yells at the Lincoln, telling anyone still inside to stay put. He radios in that one suspect has been shot, while another has run down Dunn Avenue. Joined by other officers, their weapons drawn, they are seen circling back to the Lincoln, which is empty.

Wade was initially hospitalized in critical condition but ultimately jailed on two counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, plus possession of a weapon by a felon and resisting arrest, jail records show.

He remains behind bars ineligible for bail, his next court appearance set for Feb. 15. Jail records also show he was out on bond for drug, weapons and resisting charges.

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13236269/attackers-boys-woman-garage-stabbing-repeatedly.html

Disturbing video shows two young brothers, aged 12 and seven, stab a 59-year-old woman in her garage then flee on their bikes in Harris County, Texas.

The Harris County Sheriff's Office said the unnamed woman, who has a mental illness, got into an argument with the boys around 2:00 p.m. on Saturday outside of her home on April Valley Court.

The children initially rode off on their bikes, then surveillance camera footage from a neighbors house captured them returning about 12 minutes later, reported Click2Houston.

Video showed the shorter boy wearing blue gloves and a white shirt and the taller boy in a red hoodie with black gloves walking up the woman's driveway.

The boy in a red hoodie is seen pulling an object out of his pants then running inside the garage.

A video involving a naked man inserting a small jar into his ass by sitting on it. The jar breaks, and the rest of the video depicts his attempts toward removing all glass shards from his ass while hemorraging blood like a running bathroom sink.

On February 9th, 2009, the shock site "Ow! My Ass!" published an interview with Alex, which revealed that he was Russian, was twice married with two kids and worked as a sales manager.

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Two voodoo ritualists are stoned and set on fire by angry villagers after man was discovered with organs missing in Zambia, Africa

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In a shocking incident in Mumbwa District, two suspected ritual killers were brutally stoned to death by an angry mob. The incident took place amidst growing concerns over the rise in ritual killings in the area.

The mob, fueled by a mix of fear and anger, took the law into their own hands and delivered swift justice to the alleged perpetrators. This gruesome act reflects the frustration and desperation of the local community to put an end to the horrifying practice of ritual killings.

The authorities are now faced with the task of addressing the underlying issues that contribute to such heinous crimes and restoring a sense of safety and security in the district. Below is the statement issued by Brian Mwale.

Mumbwa District in Zambia was rocked by violent protests on Wednesday, September 13, 2023, after a man was found dead with his heart and private parts missing. The angry mob accused two businessmen of being behind the ritual murder and lynched them in broad daylight.

The victims were identified as Sikaonga Enerst, a well-known Nkeyema businessman who went by the nickname Yakaipa, and his friend David Mwakiyoma, a Tanzanian national. They were both burnt alive by the irate crowd, who suspected them of involvement in the killing of Mwiya Kashweka.

According to Danny Mwale, the Deputy Police Public Relations Officer, the riots started after the police arrested a suspect in connection with Kashweka's death. The residents demanded that the suspect be handed over to them for mob justice, but the police refused. This sparked a clash between the police and the protesters, who threw stones and petrol bombs at the law enforcers.

The situation escalated as the mob went on a rampage, destroying public and private property. A veterinary office was set ablaze, while windows of the police, immigration and national registration offices were smashed. Two motor vehicles that were involved in an accident were also torched, along with four other private vehicles that had their windows shattered.

The police received reinforcement from the Zambia Air Force and the Department of Wildlife to restore order. Two officers were injured in the process, while some shops at the market were looted by opportunists.

Mwale said that investigations have been launched to establish the circumstances surrounding Kashweka's death and the subsequent riots. He appealed to the public to remain calm and cooperate with the police in their inquiries. He also warned that anyone found breaking the law would be dealt with accordingly.

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