Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Three members of a Bronx biker gang were arraigned in a Manhattan courtroom on Tuesday, charged with kidnapping and robbing a cryptocurrency multi-millionaire at gunpoint, authorities said.

Ringleader Cesar (Fuego) Guzman, 38, Allan (Joker) Nunez, 36, and Darrell (Bishop) Colon, 37, joined their accomplice – Louis Meza, 35, in luring their victim into a fake Uber ride on November 4, 2017 where they held him captive for two hours with a hood over his head – demanding his keys and a memory stick linked to his Ether currency account, according to court papers.   Continue reading “Cryptocurrency Millionaire Kidnapped By Biker Gang, Robbed At Gunpoint For $1.8M”

The Daily Caller – by Scott Morefield

Three would-be armed robbers approached the wrong couple outside a DeKalb County Kroger store on Friday afternoon.

The incident occurred around 4:15 p.m. Friday, according to Atlanta’s WSB-TV, when three assailants followed a couple out of a Kroger grocery store.   Continue reading “Three Would-Be Grocery Store Robbers Picked On The Wrong Couple, Get Bullet Holes For Their Trouble”

Fox News

Nearly two dozen people were injured after gunfire broke out early Sunday during a fight at an all-night art event in New Jersey’s capital city, leaving one suspect dead which authorities said appeared to be caused by “neighborhood beef.”

Mercer County Prosecutor Angelo Onofri said at a news conference that a total of 22 people were injured in the shooting, 17 of whom were treated for gunshot wounds at nearby hospitals. A second suspect is in custody.   Continue reading “New Jersey arts festival shooting leaves 22 injured, 1 suspect dead, officials say”

CBS News

MIAMI (CBSMiami) – The attorneys for Scot Peterson, a former Broward County deputy who failed to confront the shooter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, have filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit filed against him by the father of one of the victims.

The motion claims, “No duty of care exists at common law for an individual to address the killer and kill the killer.”   Continue reading “Scot Peterson’s Attorneys Say He Had No Duty To Stop Parkland School Shooting”

Daily Mail

An intelligent machine capable of anticipating your next move minutes in advance sounds like the stuff of nightmares – but is now a reality.

Researchers have taught an AI to recognise patterns in people’s actions, allowing it to accurately predict the next move in a sequence minutes in advance.

The software, which was built by a team at the University of Bonn in Germany, was taught to anticipate actions by watching hours of cooking videos.   Continue reading “Creepy AI can predict your moves in advance”

WTF Florida

Hawthorne (WTFF) – A Florida Man has been arrested on methamphetamine charges.

The 49-year-old Hawthorne resident called the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday to complain about a “bad reaction” to some meth he purchased about a week ago, according to a press release.

Douglas Peter Kelly believed his “violent reaction” to the drug was because his dealer sold him the wrong shit. He requested that the Drug unit come out and test the meth because wanted to “press charges.”   Continue reading “After a “bad reaction,” Florida Man calls the cops to complain about the meth he bought”

AOL

The White House has fired back after MSNBC host Joe Scarborough compared the Trump administration’s approach to undocumented immigrants crossing the U.S. border to the Nazis’ treatment of Jewish families.

White House deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley said in a statement released to Fox News, “It is appalling that Joe Scarborough would compare sworn federal law enforcement officers— who put their lives on the line every day to keep American people safe— to Nazis.”    Continue reading “WH: Joe Scarborough’s comparison of US border policy to Nazis is ‘appalling’”

In the recent past, the situation in the Syrian south wasn’t covered hardly in media as in Idlib and Deir Ezzor. Meanwhile, the situation in the south deserves our attention.

After de-escalation zones in Eastern Ghouta and Homs have been essentially disappeared the question was raised on a format like that as a tool in principle. It was noted that such action could hardly be considered as facilitating the settlement of the crisis in Syria.  Continue reading “The Situation Is Worsening in Syrian South as the US Tries to Defend Terrorists while Israel to Strike a deal with Russia”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

A “new” strain of deadly bird flu dubbed “Disease X” by the World Health Organization (WHO) has killed hundreds of people in China, and is just three mutations away from becoming transmissible between humans, according to experts.

The strain, H7N9, circulates in poultry and has killed 623 people out of 1,625 infected in China – a mortality rate of 38.3%. While first identified in China in 2013, H7N9 has recently emerged as a serious threat seemingly overnight.    Continue reading “‘DISEASE X’: New Strain Of Bird Flu Kills 40% Of Those Who Contract, 100s Dead In China”

Yahoo News

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — A second sheriff’s deputy died early Saturday from injuries suffered when an inmate who was being transported in Kansas City overpowered two officers and may have used one of their guns to shoot them.

Kansas City, Kansas, police confirmed on their Facebook page that Deputy Theresa King, 44, died just after midnight following the shooting on Friday. Officer Patrick Rohrer, 35, died earlier.  Continue reading “Police: 2nd Kansas sheriff’s deputy dies after shooting”

Daily Mail

Kevin Spacey will appear on the big screen at least one more time it has been revealed, with studio executives opting to keep the two-time Oscar winner in the upcoming film Billionaires Boys Club.

This is no small role either, with Spacey getting second billing in the film’s newly released trailer, which puts the accused pedophile on full display.     Continue reading “Kevin Spacey returns to Hollywood’s “Billionaire Boys Club””

Natural News – by Mike Adams

Pumpkin seed protein being sold across America right this minute is contaminated with salmonella and “crazy high” bacteria counts. We know this because we rejected a large lot of pumpkin seed protein after it failed our microbiology tests and flagged positive for salmonella. We then learned that the entire lot was sold to someone else, which means someone is selling this salmonella-contaminated pumpkin seed protein right now, making people sick all across America.

And as I explain in my Counterthink video today (see below), no one seems to give a s–t because there are too many people making money by covering their eyes and pretending their protein powders and supplements are clean.  Continue reading “Kellogg’s issues nationwide recall”

Ontario Canada

Aurrigo is the latest international autonomous vehicle (AV) company to drive itself to Ontario.

The Coventry, U.K.-based technology innovator develops and manufactures the driverless PodZero. With an operating speed of up to 24km/h, multiple battery options up to eight hours or 80 kilometers, PodZero transports both people and cargo. It can be designed to be wheelchair accessible and incorporate features to help visually impaired passengers. And, to ensure the safety of everyone on the road, PodZeros are monitored through Aurrigo’s control room. Continue reading “Aurrigo rolls into Ontario”

AOL

LONDON, June 16 (Reuters) – British authorities have released the medicinal cannabis oil they had confiscated from an epileptic boy who was later hospitalized suffering from seizures, the boy’s mother said on Saturday.

Billy Caldwell, 12, had traveled to Canada with his mother Charlotte to obtain cannabis oil after Billy’s doctor was ordered to stop prescribing it, but when they flew back into London on Monday customs officials confiscated their supplies.   Continue reading “British boy hospitalized after medicinal cannabis confiscated”