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Man Kicks Over Motorbike in Rage, Now Charged with Five Offences - video
Allegedly kicked you say! I would like to suggest surgical removal of his left leg as a permanent solution to his anger problem🤔 -
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Drunken Assault Shocks Pattaya as Tourist Attacked Unprovoked
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How long has it been since you lived out of your native country
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Community Leader Shot Dead after Police Chase. Dramatic Footage Shows why
What began as a traffic stop turned into a deadly and dramatic confrontation involving DeShawn Leeth, a man once hailed as a community advocate who was ultimately gunned down after a violent series of events. Leeth, 30, who had previously served time for home invasions but later founded a youth nonprofit, was fatally shot after stealing a police vehicle and leading officers on a high-speed chase across state lines. According to law enforcement, the chaos unfolded on Friday when Ohio State Troopers responded to a vehicle crash. When they approached Leeth, the situation escalated rapidly. Bodycam footage obtained by CBS shows Leeth aggressively confronting the trooper. “Next time you touch me, you gonna die, next time you touch me, you gonna die,” Leeth can be heard shouting repeatedly. The officer attempted to subdue Leeth with a stun gun, but it failed. A struggle ensued, with Leeth delivering blows and ultimately overpowering the trooper. During the altercation, he was heard growling, “I’m stronger than you!” as he forced the officer to the ground. The bodycam was knocked off in the scuffle, and a bystander intervened, urging Leeth to release the trooper. Once free, Leeth jumped into the trooper’s cruiser and took off down the Ohio Turnpike. The subsequent 11-minute chase was captured by the stolen vehicle’s dash cam. Leeth drove erratically, weaving between cars at dangerously high speeds. Throughout the pursuit, he muttered to himself, declaring he “rebuked” anyone in front of or behind him. Pennsylvania State Police eventually intercepted him in North Sewickley Township. Using a tactical maneuver, they struck the stolen cruiser, causing it to spin out of control, hit the median, and crash down an embankment. The vehicle flipped multiple times before coming to rest on its roof. Amazingly, Leeth survived the crash and was pulled from the wreck by troopers. But the situation took another violent turn as Leeth once again lashed out, attempting to fight the officers trying to help him. It was at that moment that law enforcement opened fire, killing him on the scene. Leeth’s death marks a grim end to what some saw as a story of redemption. At 18, he was incarcerated for his role in two home invasions. Years later, he became involved in a faith-based rehabilitation group while in prison and went on to found Underdawg Nation, a nonprofit focused on steering young people away from crime. His efforts gained recognition within his community, where he was seen as a positive force trying to inspire change. In the wake of his death, a GoFundMe campaign created by his family has raised nearly $13,000. The fundraiser described Leeth as someone who “lived to inspire change.” It added, “He was a pillar of hope, a champion for the overlooked, and a beacon of unwavering faith. He lived to uplift others, to pour into his community, and to reflect God’s love in everything he did.” Based on a report by The Daily Mail 2025-04-18 -
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Watch: Driver Survives 40ft Plunge from Unfinished Bridge After Following Google Maps
Driver Survives 40ft Plunge from Unfinished Bridge After Following Google Maps A 61-year-old man in Indonesia miraculously survived a dramatic plunge off an unfinished overpass after following confusing directions from Google Maps, leading to a terrifying fall captured on CCTV. Rudie Heru Komandono was behind the wheel when his car veered past a concrete security barrier and sped off the edge of a half-built flyover in East Java on April 9. The vehicle dropped nearly 40 feet before crashing onto a busy three-lane highway below, narrowly avoiding oncoming traffic. Surveillance footage shows the shocking moment the car sailed through the air and landed with a violent impact in the middle of the road, scattering debris as startled drivers nearby swerved to avoid a pile-up. Komandono later explained to the press that he had been relying on Google Maps for navigation at the time. According to reports, the app had attempted to re-route him away from the unfinished bridge, but a series of rapidly changing directions left him disoriented. “The road suddenly became dark and there were no other cars,” Komandono recalled. “Then I realised there was a problem when the car started falling and crashed on the ground.” Astonishingly, both Komandono and his passenger, 47-year-old Endang Sri Wahyuni, escaped the wreck with only minor injuries. However, the experience has clearly shaken Wahyuni, who told reporters that she has no plans to ride in a car with Komandono again. The incident has sparked renewed scrutiny of digital navigation apps and their reliability in rapidly developing or less clearly mapped areas, particularly in regions where construction zones may not be clearly marked. Despite the app reportedly trying to reroute the vehicle, the driver’s moment of confusion proved nearly fatal. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances around the incident, and questions remain about whether clearer signage or physical barriers could have prevented the accident. Meanwhile, Komandono is recovering from his injuries and likely reflecting on a night that could have ended very differently. Based on a report by The Independent 2025-04-18 -
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George Clooney Says Speaking Out Against Biden’s 2024 Campaign was his ‘civic duty’
George Clooney Says Speaking Out Against Biden’s 2024 Campaign Was His Duty, Not a Bold Move Oscar-winning actor and longtime Democratic supporter George Clooney has opened up about his controversial call for President Joe Biden to step aside from the 2024 presidential race, saying he felt it was his “civic duty” to speak out, even if it wasn’t popular. “Well, I don’t know if it was brave,” Clooney said during an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper on Wednesday, reflecting on the op-ed he penned for The New York Times in July 2024. “It was a civic duty.” Clooney acknowledged that some people remain upset with him for publishing the piece, but he stands by his decision. The actor revealed that what compelled him to write the op-ed was witnessing fellow Democrats remain silent or dishonest about Biden’s evident decline in both physical and mental sharpness. Clooney described the version of Biden he met during a June fundraiser as markedly different from the man he had known during previous years. “When I saw people on my side of the street, not telling the truth, I thought that was time,” he said. Clooney, 63, co-hosted a major fundraiser for Biden just weeks before the op-ed was published, helping raise around $30 million. However, the event reportedly became a turning point for him. Biden froze up on stage and had to be guided off by former President Barack Obama, an incident that Clooney alluded to in his writing. “[T]he one battle he cannot win is the fight against time,” Clooney wrote in the op-ed. “None of us can.” He didn’t hold back in describing the stark change he saw in the president. “It’s devastating to say it, but the Joe Biden I was with three weeks ago at the fund-raiser was not the Joe ‘big F-ing deal’ Biden of 2010,” he wrote. “He wasn’t even the Joe Biden of 2020. He was the same man we all witnessed at the debate.” The op-ed directly addressed the Democratic Party’s attempts to downplay Biden’s lackluster performance at the June 27, 2024 debate against Donald Trump, calling on lawmakers and party leaders to stop pretending otherwise. “Stop telling us that 51 million people didn’t see what we just saw,” Clooney demanded. “We are not going to win in November with this president.” Though the Biden campaign reportedly tried to dissuade Clooney from publishing the piece, it went live — and just weeks later, on July 21, 2024, Biden officially ended his re-election campaign. When Tapper asked if he was still facing backlash for the op-ed, Clooney admitted, “Some people, sure. It’s okay.” He defended his right to speak out, regardless of how it was received. “You know, listen, the idea of freedom of speech, you know, the specific idea of it is, you know – you can’t demand freedom of speech and then say, but don’t say bad things about me,” Clooney said. “Well, that’s the deal.” “You have to take a stand if you believe in it, take a stance, stand for it, and then deal with the consequences. That’s the rules.” Based on a report by NYP 2025-04-18
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