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  • Ohio Man Kidnapped Girlfriend’s Baby and Kills Her In Car Crash While Attempting To Flee Police

    Ohio Man Kidnapped Girlfriend’s Baby and Kills Her In Car Crash While Attempting To Flee Police

    An Ohio man kidnapped his girlfriend’s infant daughter and led police on a chase, later crashing the vehicle into a house, resulting in the baby’s death, per the NY Post. 

    Johnathan Baker, 23, reportedly abducted the 7-month-old after getting into an argument with the baby’s mother. Baker called his girlfriend Tuesday expressing that he was having suicidal thoughts and was going to harm the baby. 

    The mother called 911 and reported the kidnapping and threats Baker had made. An off-duty cop who sighted Baker’s vehicle followed him and warned his fellow officers. Police cruisers rushed to the location and attempted to pull him over. Baker slammed on the gas crashing the car into a house at full speed, Tiffin Police Chief David Pauly told the outlet.

    “The Camaro began accelerating at a high rate of speed, erratically drove off the roadway through the front yard of one residence, and crashed into another residence, knocking it off its foundation,”

    Pauly said in a statement.

    No one was in the home at the time of the crash. Emergency responders performed first aid to the baby and Baker on the scene and they were both transported by helicopter to Tiffin Mercy Hospital. Shortly after arriving at the hospital, the baby girl succumbed to her injuries. Baker remains in critical condition, reports reveal.

    Police did not confirm whether Baker is the father of the girl.

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  • 11-Year-Old Boy Killed In ATV Crash After Dog Steps On Gas, Police Say

    11-Year-Old Boy Killed In ATV Crash After Dog Steps On Gas, Police Say

    An 11-year-old boy tragically died in an ATV accident that was reportedly caused by a dog who jumped down on the gas pedal, per the NY Post. 

    The accident occurred Monday, on a family vacation in West Virginia, reports state. The boy who is from Ohio, was riding in an ATV with his 12-year-old brother, their cousin’s 18-year-old boyfriend, and the family dog before the crash happened.

    Assistant Fire Chief Wayne Williamson told the outlet that the pup,

    “jumped on the floorboard and hit the accelerator pedal,”

    causing it to skid off the road and tumble into an embankment. 

    A woman and a teenage girl who was riding in another ATV ahead of the boys, rushed to their nearby home to contact 911 due to the low cellphone service in the area, the station reported.

    The 11-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene, Williamson said.

    “It’s just heartbreaking for everybody,”

    Williamson told WSAZ.

    “Everybody involved needs all the prayers they can get.”

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  • 8 Injured and 1 Dead After Roller Coaster Partially Derails At Sweden Amusement Park, Police Say

    8 Injured and 1 Dead After Roller Coaster Partially Derails At Sweden Amusement Park, Police Say

    One person has been killed and several others were reported injured after a roller coaster at an amusement park in Sweden derailed, NY Post reported.

    The terrifying accident occurred at Sweden’s oldest amusement park, Gröna Lund. According to the regional government, nine people, including three children, were rushed to hospital. One victim later died in the hospital from his injuries.

    Witnesses said the roller coaster tilted off of its tracks leaving riders flying out of their seats. 

    “Then the car stops and people fly out — fall out of the car,”

    witness Ziba Assadi told the local Swedish broadcaster TV4.

    “The front of the train partly derailed and stopped on the track at a height of between 6 and 8 meters [between 20 and 25 feet],”

    park chief executive Jan Eriksson told the outlet.

    “A total of 14 people were onboard, of which one person has died and several are injured.”

    Authorities have shut down the park pending a criminal probe into the catastrophe. They are still determining whether involuntary manslaughter or other charges will be filed. The amusement park reportedly opened in 1883, and the roller coaster opened up in 1988 and was renovated in 2000, the amusement park said.

    “This should not be allowed to happen,”

    Gröna Lund spokeswoman Annika Troselius said in a statement.

    “Safety is the most important thing for us. And we would never open an attraction if we were not confident that it was safe, so this is something we need to investigate thoroughly.”

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  • Man Dies After Consuming Raw Oysters Sold At Missouri Seafood Stand, Health Officials Announced

    Man Dies After Consuming Raw Oysters Sold At Missouri Seafood Stand, Health Officials Announced

    A 54-year-old man passed away after eating raw oysters at a seafood stand in St. Louis, Missouri, per Insider. 

    St. Louis County Health Department says his death is linked to a bacteria called Vibrio vulnificus, which can be carried by oysters and other shellfish. The bacteria sometimes turns up in warm, coastal waters, typically during the summer months, reports note. 

    The victim, whose identity has not been disclosed, reportedly ate raw oysters from the Fruit Stand & Seafood in Manchester, Missouri, sometime in the past week, according to an investigation. He was being treated at a local hospital but later died, Thursday.

    County health officials warned citizens who bought oysters from the establishment to throw them out. The county revealed that the oysters had been contaminated before the business received them.

    “All remaining oysters in the establishment were embargoed by health officials as investigators attempt to determine the source of the oysters in question,”

    reports state. According to health officials,

    “symptoms of vibriosis, the disease caused by the bacteria, can include abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever, and chills.”

    It is rare for one to die from vibriosis unless they suffer from a weakened immune system. Doctors instruct anyone who has eaten raw oysters and starts experiencing any symptoms to seek medical attention immediately.

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  • Inmate Who Escaped Prison Found Dead in the Ohio River, Police Say

    Inmate Who Escaped Prison Found Dead in the Ohio River, Police Say

    The body of an inmate, who escaped from an Ohio prison, was found in the Ohio River, reports the NY Post.

    Police say inmates Bradley Gillespie, 50, and James Lee, 47, escaped the Allen Oakwood Correctional Institution in Lima, Ohio, last Tuesday. 

    Police hunted the suspects down and found the two driving in a stolen vehicle. During the police pursuit, the vehicle reportedly crashed and both inmates fled the scene on foot. 

    Police managed to apprehend Lee but Gillespie was still at large. After a five-day manhunt, Henderson police announced that they found Gillespie’s body in the Ohio River. According to Henderson Police Department Chief Sean McKinney, a boater on the Ohio River contacted them about seeing

    “a body in the water.”

    “A preliminary investigation indicates we recovered the body of Bradley Gillespie from the river,”

    McKinney said in a statement. 

    An autopsy would be administered on the body on Tuesday, according to McKinney. He also added that the amount of decomposition the body exhibited suggests that he had been dead for about four days.

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  • Chinese Influencer Dies After Binge Drinking on Livestream, Reports Say

    Chinese Influencer Dies After Binge Drinking on Livestream, Reports Say

    Chinese content creator, who goes by the name

    “Sanqiange,”

    was found dead hours after recording a livestream of him consuming seven bottles of alcohol, NY Post reports. 

    Sanqiange, whose last name is Wang according to local media, was reportedly participating in an online challenge, that took place on Douyin, China’s version of TikTok. 

    The challenge called

    “PK,”

    is usually played against two influencers on the platform that compete for

    “gifts or rewards from their audience,”

    reports state. The person who loses is

    “punished.” 

    Sanqiange who reportedly lost the game appeared on livestream May 16, where he showed himself drinking seven bottles of Baijiu, a Chinese liquor that contains an alcohol content of 30% to 60%.

    A friend of the content creator told local outlet Shangyou News,

    “I don’t know how much he had consumed before I tuned in. But in the latter part of the video, I saw him finish three bottles before starting on a fourth.” 

    “When his family found him, he was already gone, he didn’t even get a chance for emergency treatment,”

    the friend added. BBC previously reported

    “Douyin bans drinking during livestreams,”

    and the

    “livestreamer had already been banned from the app for doing that in the past,”

    reports reveal. 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

  • 2 Men Die by Electrocution After Attempting to Break Into Georgia Substation

    2 Men Die by Electrocution After Attempting to Break Into Georgia Substation

    Two Georgia men died by electrocution after attempting to break into a power company substation, Fox News reported. 

    Police identified the men as 45-year-old Shane Joseph Long and Christopher Blair Wood, 44. The men allegedly tried to break into the Georgia Power Co. substation on Monday. Gainesville Police said the men tried to steal

    “copper wiring when they were killed,”

    reports note. 

    Emergency crews responded to a call about an explosion/ possible fire however, hours passed before the bodies were recovered due to the danger of the electricity. Medical professionals are conducting autopsies for the two men. 

     “I’m not sure what they were trying to steal… One of the officers retrieved a backpack from that area, and I’m assuming it’s one of theirs. And, you know, how much could they have carried out, a couple $100 worth of stuff? And just the loss of life for that? It’s sad. It’s heartbreaking,”

    Pap Datta, owner of the adjoining Liquid Nation Brewing, told The Times of Gainesville.

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  • Mexican Nurse Dies After Attempting to Perform Liposuction Procedure on Herself, Doctor Says

    Mexican Nurse Dies After Attempting to Perform Liposuction Procedure on Herself, Doctor Says

    A woman has died in Mexico after attempting to perform liposuction surgery on herself, NY Post reported. 

    The woman, identified as only Carina, was 30 years old and worked as a nurse at a clinic named Clinica Amper in Mexico. Carina reportedly performed liposuction surgery on herself against doctors’ orders and administered her own anesthesia causing her untimely death. Carina was found unconscious by an employee who immediately called 911. Unfortunately, when they arrived on the scene they were not able to revive her. 

    Dr. Rolando Samper Mendoza, who owns the clinic, said he was not present during the procedure nor did he give 

    “authorization or permission”

    to Carina, he told Jam Press.

    “One of my nurses named Carina … decided on her own to perform abdominal liposuction with local anesthetic… The result of this incomprehensible action was that she died as a result of the massive absorption of anesthetic that she administered herself,”

    Mendoza explained. 

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  • Contaminated Eye Drops Linked To 3 Deaths, 8 People with Vision Loss, and 4 Eyeball Removal Surgeries

    Contaminated Eye Drops Linked To 3 Deaths, 8 People with Vision Loss, and 4 Eyeball Removal Surgeries

    The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has recalled several eye drop brands including EzriCare Artificial Tears after three people died, and four others had to undergo eyeball removal surgery because of a rare bacterial infection linked to the products, NBC News reported. 

    On Tuesday the CDC reported that 68 patients in 16 states have been infected by the contaminated eye drops. Earlier in the year the  CDC and U.S. Food and Drug Administration put out a warning against using EzriCare or Delsam Pharma’s Artificial Tears products. However, most patients said they began using the products and started seeing side effects before the recall, a CDC spokesperson wrote in a statement to NBC. 

    The products were reportedly manufactured in India by a company named Global Pharma Healthcare, according to USA Today. They have identified the bacteria as Pseudomonas aeruginosa which is an antibiotic-resistant bacteria, meaning the bacteria can survive or even multiply despite the use of medication. 

    There have been reportedly three fatalities, eight patients have lost vision in at least one of their eyes, and some have had to get their eyeballs surgically removed, the CDC said. Healthcare providers are urging people who have used the recalled products to seek immediate care and warn others who utilize artificial tears to check the labels and expiration dates before using them.  

    “Before putting eye drops in, everyone should double check the bottle’s label to be certain it isn’t one of these recalled products. But at this time there is no concern with using other eye drops,”

    Dr. Christopher Starr, clinical spokesperson for the American Academy of Ophthalmology, told USA Today.

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  • Airport Shootout Leaves Two Killed After Would-Be Robbers Attempt To Steal Over $32M in Cash From Plane

    Airport Shootout Leaves Two Killed After Would-Be Robbers Attempt To Steal Over $32M in Cash From Plane

    A security officer and an alleged robber were killed during a shootout at an airport in Chile, CBS News reported. The shooting occurred on Wednesday in what authorities described as an

    “attempted heist”

    of more than $32 million in cash that was on board a plane from Miami, FL. 

    Authorities are still trying to figure out how 10 heavily armed robbers skated past security and bum-rushed the runway at Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport. The men were reportedly there to steal $32.5 million that had landed from Miami to Chile on a Delta flight. The money was set to be transferred to an armored truck, Interior Subsecretary Manuel Monsalve told the outlet.

    The shootout ensued between the would-be robbers and security officials, resulting in the deaths of one of the assailants and Claudio Villar Rodriguez, 45, an employee of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, or DGAC.

    “The brave action by the DGAC officials frustrated the robbery,”

    said Interior Subsecretary Manuel Monsalve, who pointed out that the robbers were

    “highly organized” and “very armed.”

    The robbers quickly dispersed from the scene leaving two burned vehicles nearby.

    “There was no risk to passengers,”

    DGAC chief Raúl Jorquera told the outlet. 

    He announced that the attempted robbery

    “will undoubtedly lead us to revise processes, protocols that must be improved … it forces us to rethink many things,”

    he said.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?