People in Newtownmountkennedy, Ireland are rioting after they learned that their community would host a migrant center. The people set the under-construction building on fire. Riot police have mobilized to shut it down.

Delta passenger has a profanity-laced meltdown at the Los Angeles International Airport for allegedly missing her flight before realizing she was in the wrong terminal.

The woman was seen chastising staff and Pete Buttigieg before realizing she was yelling at the wrong people.

The woman demanded that they "get me the f**k up on the next flight you motherf****rs" and demanded that she speak to Buttigieg.

Someone eventually told the woman that she was not at a Delta counter and was instead yelling at workers of Canadian airline, WestJet

A man pulls out a gun and starts shooting at a truck after the driver tries running him over in a driveway.

Indiana man Dustin L. Roecker has been charged with attempted murder for trying to run over a man with his car.

The victim can be seen jumping and pulling out his gun as the driver tries running him over.

As he gets tossed onto the hood of his Corvette, the victim pulls out a gun and starts shooting.

Roecker then threw himself out of the window and fled on foot. He was later caught by police.

Roecker was charged with attempted murder, criminal recklessness, resisting law enforcement and auto theft.

The victim was sent to the hospital with leg injuries.

One police officer was killed and one was wounded as a result of an armed attack by unknown persons on Saturday night in the Gaysinsky district of Vinnytsia region, reports the communications department of the National Police of Ukraine.

“At about 2 a.m. in the Gaysinsky district of the Vinnytsia region, police stopped an unknown dark-colored car to check. There were two men in the car. They opened fire on the police. A 20-year-old policeman died from his injuries, his partner was wounded,” the report says. .

A police operation has been introduced in the Vinnitsa and Odessa regions.

“Thanks to the efforts of the operational services, it was possible to identify persons likely involved in the crime. The information was sent to all regional units of the National Police... Measures are being taken to locate and detain persons involved in the murder of our colleague,” the National Police said.

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A 53-year-old man dies after getting taken to the ground by police and telling them that he couldn’t breathe.

As Ohio man Frank Tyson was motionless on the ground, one officer could be heard bragging about the “bar fight.”

Tyson had just gotten out of prison according to a local news outlet.

It wasn’t until one officer decided to check on Tyson that they noticed he didn’t have a pulse.

The officers reportedly ignored Tyson’s motionless body for 5 minutes.

He was later pronounced dead at the hospital.

The incident came after police were led to Tyson while responding to a single-car crash.

According to News 5 Cleveland, Tyson had been released from prison just two weeks earlier.

He had finished serving a 24-year prison sentence for a kidnapping

Grandmother SHOOTS a career criminal home intruder to protect her 4-year-old granddaughter.

“Get back. Get back! I have a gun. Get back! Get back. I will f****** shoot you!"

Anissa Tinnin from New Mexico said that she was dancing to the Taylor Swift movie with her granddaughter.

Joseph Rivera, 32, crashed a stolen vehicle and fled on foot, eventually entering Tinnin's home.

Rivera threatened Tinnin and her granddaughter, saying he didn’t want to go to jail.

Tinnin tried to calm him down and called 911, keeping the line open.

Rivera took the key fob but returned, prompting Tinnin to protect herself and her granddaughter with a gun.

Rivera had a warrant out for his arrest in July and was found passed out in a stolen car.

Even with five previous felony convictions, he was released and failed to appear in court.

He was arrested in September, released, missed court in October, re-arrested, and rereleased. He was on the run since.

Dramatic video shows passengers using emergency exit slides to escape the burning Aeroflot aircraft.

Survivors suggest the plane was struck by lightning, but Russia's national carrier said only that it returned to the airport for technical reasons.

Two children are among the dead. The jet had 73 passengers and five crew.

Initial reports suggested the plane had landed on fire, but sources quoted by Russian news agency Interfax said the jet caught fire after a very bumpy landing.

The aircraft landed with full fuel tanks because the crew lost contact with air traffic controllers and decided it was too dangerous to dump fuel over Moscow, Interfax added.

"There are 37 survivors - 33 passengers and four members of the crew," said Yelena Markovskaya, an official involved in the investigation of the crash.

A flight attendant was also reportedly killed in the incident. Five people are in hospital. One witness said it was a "miracle" anyone escaped.

What happened to the plane?
The aircraft, a Sukhoi Superjet-100, left the airport at 18:02 local time (15:02 GMT), bound for Murmansk.

Its crew sent a distress signal when "malfunctions" occurred in bad weather shortly after take-off.

After making an emergency landing at the airport, the plane's engines caught fire on the runway, Aeroflot said, adding that the crew "did everything to save the passengers".

One passenger who survived the crash, Petr Egorov, was quoted by the Komsomolskaya Pravda daily newspaper as saying that the flight "had just taken off and the aircraft was hit by lightning", adding: "The landing was rough - I almost passed out from fear."

Aeroflot published a list of survivors (in Russian) who have been identified so far.

Murmansk's Acting Governor Andrey Chibis has reportedly said that the families of those killed in the fire will each receive one million rubles ($15,300; £11,630), while the victims being treated in hospital will be given 500,000 rubles ($7,650; £5,815).

How did the survivors escape?
Mikhail Savchenko claims he was on the plane when it exploded into a fireball on the tarmac but "managed to jump out".

He shared a video of passengers running away from the burning plane, posting: "'Guys I am all right, I am alive and in one piece."

Passengers on board a separate plane awaiting takeoff at the airport posted footage on social media showing fire crews attending the plane on the tarmac.

One of the surviving passengers, Dmitry Khlebushkin, said that he was very grateful to the flight attendants. "Only thanks to the flight attendants, I survived," he told reporters.

Kristian Kostov, a former Bulgarian Eurovision contestant, has posted on social media about witnessing the incident.

He said people at the airport were left "shaking" after seeing the aircraft engulfed by fire.

Another eyewitness, Patrick Horlacher, told the BBC it was "shocking to see" the plane being ravaged by flames just minutes before he was due to board another flight.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly been briefed and expressed condolences to the families of victims.

The region of Murmansk has announced a three-day mourning period.

Can lightning bring down a plane?
With millions of commercial flights taking place every year, lightning strikes in the air are relatively common.

Traditional planes, built using aluminium, are usually able to withstand such strikes as the shell or "skin" of the aircraft acts as a cage, distributing the electricity without causing damage and allowing them to continue their journey safely.

Some newer aircraft are constructed using lighter materials that have lower electrical conductivity, such as carbon fibre, which need to be protected - often using wire mesh or foil.

In addition, the electronics and connections to an aircraft's fuel tanks are heavily shielded to protect them from external electrical bursts.

Lightning strikes can cause technical malfunctions, causing planes to divert or make emergency landings for precautionary reasons. But crashes following such incidents are rare.

A strike is still likely to be noticed by people on board, though. Passengers may hear loud bangs or experience the cabin lighting up with a bright flash.

A flight attendant was also reportedly killed in the incident. Five people are in hospital. One witness said it was a "miracle" anyone escaped.

EAST CLEVELAND, Ohio — East Cleveland police say they are investigating a police-involved shooting, as first reported by the FOX 8 I-Team. According to a press release, at around 3:40 p.m. Tuesday, officers responded to Superior Road for a report of a rape. Police say officers were confronted by a man with a gun; they say the man approached the woman with the firearm pointed at her head. East Cleveland police say officers issued several commands for the man to drop the firearm; officers then fired, striking the man.

olice have released video footage and 911 audio to give the public a closer look at the moments before a deadly officer-involved shooting outside of a Wells Fargo bank in Fullerton last month.

On March 26, officers responded to a bank robbery near Bastanchury Road and Harbor Boulevard.

A bank employee called 911 saying a man, later identified as 57-year-old Scott Thompson, was sitting at a banker's desk holding a bomb in a white box and demanding money.

In the 911 call the employee said, "He wants $58,000, and we have three minutes to give it to him."

The person added, "He said if he sees anything, he's going to detonate the bomb so if they could not come because he can see out the window on Bastanchury Road."

Sgt. Ryan O'Neil, public information officer for Fullerton Police said, "About 10 minutes into the incident the employee told the officer the bank personnel would be placing $58,000 in box with DPS written on it and Mr. Thompson would be walking out of the bank shortly after."

"Mr. Thompson exited the bank holding a white box and began walking away from the bank doors. Officers immediately gave him commands to put his hands up and to stop," he said.

Body camera footage from one of the officers showed police yelling commands at Thompson which he failed to obey.

"Fearing Mr. Thompson may be re-entering the bank with an explosive device and as he neared the bank doors, an officer-involved shooting occurred," Sgt. O'Neil said. Thompson died at the scene.

Seven employees and one customer made it out of the bank unharmed. The bomb squad inspected the device and determined it was not a threat.

Sgt. O'Neil said, "He had an extensive criminal history and was on federal probation for armed bank robbery at the time of this incident. Furthermore, he had prior federal convictions for armed bank robbery and escape. And, a state conviction for robbery."

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olice have released video footage and 911 audio to give the public a closer look at the moments before a deadly officer-involved shooting outside of a Wells Fargo bank in Fullerton last month.

On March 26, officers responded to a bank robbery near Bastanchury Road and Harbor Boulevard.

A bank employee called 911 saying a man, later identified as 57-year-old Scott Thompson, was sitting at a banker's desk holding a bomb in a white box and demanding money.

In the 911 call the employee said, "He wants $58,000, and we have three minutes to give it to him."

The person added, "He said if he sees anything, he's going to detonate the bomb so if they could not come because he can see out the window on Bastanchury Road."

Sgt. Ryan O'Neil, public information officer for Fullerton Police said, "About 10 minutes into the incident the employee told the officer the bank personnel would be placing $58,000 in box with DPS written on it and Mr.

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This uppity nogger thought he could fight with the cops. White cops have no time for your dirty negroid race.

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An Ohio teen's mom called the police on her after they got into an argument and she stormed off. Bodycam video shows Strongsville officers pulling Karina Hnat over and questioning her about what she had inside her car. What officers found inside the vehicle did not compare to what Hnat was hiding in her pajamas.