Society's Child
Officer Dominique Heaggan-Brown, 24, made headlines in August after shooting and killing Sylville Smith, 23, when Smith ran from a traffic stop. The two men knew each other from high school, Smith's sister told WITI. But on Thursday it was announced that Heaggan-Brown was charged with sexually assaulting a man in August along with other sexually-based crimes.
The site was evacuated after a fire alarm went off in the terminal building. Passengers and airport staff were left on the tarmac as three fire engines responded to the alarm.
"Three fire engines and a range of specialist appliances have been called to reports of a chemical incident at London City Airport this afternoon," London Ambulance said in a statement.
Ambulance crews and the Hazardous Area Response Team attended to the incident.
The airport terminal remains closed with officials investigating the cause. Passengers have been advised to check with their airline for the latest information.
The suit has been brought by University of Virginia's Associate Dean of Students, Nicole Eramo, who says the magazine's November 19, 2014 cover story, "A Rape on Campus," damaged her career and her health.
The article by reporter Sabrina Rubin Erdely, who is named as a co-defendant, described in alarming detail the sexual assault of a student called "Jackie" by seven men at the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house in September 2012.
Ms. Eramo claims Ms. Erdely cast her as the "chief villain" who sought to protect the school by discouraging Jackie from reporting her alleged assault to police.
A subsequent police investigation found no evidence to back up Jackie's claims and scrutiny by other media organizations, in particular The Washington Post, uncovered serious inconsistencies and gaping holes in her narrative.
Granbury Police Officer Chase Miller was in his patrol car on the evening of October 12 when he heard a dispatcher call for paramedics to help a child who had stopped breathing at a Kentucky Fried Chicken where the boy's mother was working.
"We are at the KFC, and my son is not breathing," Braydon Geis' father tells the dispatcher in an audio recording from the incident that was later posted on YouTube by the city of Granbury.
"He's not breathing at all?" said the dispatcher.
"He's not responding," said Geis' father, a woman is heard weeping in the background, and calling out the boy's name, "Braydon, Braydon."
Headquartered in Atchison, MGP describes itself as a company where distilled alcohol products and food ingredients are produced. Authorities have not released details about what kind of chemical leaked.
Residents of Atchison who live north of the plant are being told to stay inside with their doors and windows shut, according to the Kansas City Star. Reporters on the scene reported a thick fog and chlorine-like smell in the area. Live footage from KMBC shows a fire truck hosing down a large silo at the plant.
According to the Atchison City Manager's Office, two chemicals were inadvertently mixed together which caused a reaction. No word yet on what two chemicals were mixed together. "We don't know what chemicals were mixed. All injuires are minor," said Trey Cocking, Atchison City Manager.
Comment: The statement all injuries are minor may be presumptuous.
Retired US Navy officer Harold Thomas Martin III, 51, has been dubbed 'the second Snowden' by the press. He worked for Booz Allen Hamilton, the same firm that employed the famous whistleblower who revealed global surveillance programs run by the US.
Martin was arrested late August, but his case was only made public earlier this month. He allegedly hoarded at least 50,000 gigabytes (or 50 terabytes) of classified information from the National Security Agency (NSA), reportedly including the US government's hacking tools. For reference, one gigabyte is enough to store some 10,000 pages of documents containing both images and text, so Martin allegedly stole enough data to fill 10,000 DVDs.
Major DNS host Dyn says access to websites was restored following a DDoS attack early Friday, stating that "services have been restored to normal as of 13:20 UTC," following hours of outages online.
According to Hacker News, a "Massive Dyn DNS outrage" caused Twitter, Etsy, Github, SoundCloud and Spotify to go down.
No-one has yet claimed responsibility for the attacks.
Comment: It may well be blamed on Rusia in 3...2...1...
Other sites reportedly affected included Airbnb, Reddit and Vox Media. Users said they had a variety of issues, depending on their location, Tech Crunch reports.
The pair, both based in Palermo, used the pretext of liberating victims from demonic possession in order to abuse women and children. The two were named by media as Salvatore Anello, 59, who belonged to the Capuchin order, and Salvatore Muratore, 52, who worked for the Italian army in Palermo.
The men reportedly convinced victims that they were possessed by evil spirits, before carrying out a 'healing prayer' in their homes which involved "repeatedly touching their genitals", Palermo Today reported.
Anello was arrested at dawn on Friday morning and is being held in police custody, following a six-month long investigation into Muratore, who was a member of a local prayer group, and claimed to be able to perform exorcism.
Muratore is thought to have abused at least four women and one girl, while the priest is charged with abusing two women and three minors.
According to La Stampa, prosecutor Giorgia Righi said Muratore "took advantage of victims in a state of psychological fragility", and justified his groping by saying he was freeing the 'demon of lust'.
The army said Muratore would be suspended immediately and that it would co-operate fully with investigations.

Republican U.S. presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic U.S. presidential nominee Hillary Clinton
Every election year, the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel gives the presidential candidates a chance to present softer versions of their campaigns as they are encouraged to make light-hearted jabs and self-deprecating jokes.
The white-tie event raised over $6 million for Roman Catholic charities and hosted New York City's elite, such as Mayor Bill de Blasio, former Mayors Michael Bloomberg and Rudy Giuliani, and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, along with members of the clergy.
Alfred E. Smith IV, the chairman of the dinner, acted as the master of ceremonies and set the tone for the evening.
"Before the dinner started, Trump went to Hillary and asked how you are. She said, 'I'm fine ‒ now get out of the ladies' dressing room,'" Smith said.
Comment: The world is burning and these idiots are telling jokes?!

A rescue worker touches the face of a horse as they try to save it in Mariana, Brazil, November 6, 2015
Among those charged include current and former top executives of mining companies Vale and BHP Billiton who jointly owned the Samarco mine. If found guilty of qualified homicide, the individuals could face sentences of between 12 and 30 years in prison.
Prosecutors claim employees of BHP and Vale knew there was a risk of collapse but ignored it, prioritizing their profits over the safety of local people. The companies have denied the charges and said they would defend their staff. They also accused prosecutors of ignoring the evidence against those claims.














Comment: Students in the toxic area were evacuated to Wal-Mart.