Scooter Run Over By Ford Truck
If it was a ford the scooter would be OK since the ford would be broken down on the side of the road.

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09/11/2009 8:08am

State Rep Runs Red Light Demolishes Guy on Bike
Yeah and it was my bike he was on . He did n't see the dude because of all the blow he was doing on the dash while texting his wife and gettting blown by his intern.

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09/03/2009 2:50pm

Fight Breaks Out On Basketball Court Between Mexico And Uruguay
Why are these Mexicans playing basketball. Who the hell will mow my grass now?

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08/28/2009 3:55am

Thug Knocks Out Clerk With Large Rock
If she had stacked the piles of rolling paper one hitters and Jesus crusifixes higher at the front of the register she would have been fine.

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08/21/2009 9:13am

Massive Brawl In Urban High School
FAKE
No blacks are in high school

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08/14/2009 3:00pm

Cops Shoot Kidnapper in Leg Female Victim Punches Him Mercilessly
I got a brazilian once but it was nothing like that.

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08/13/2009 6:34am

Full Video Of Fatal Bridge Shooting By Police
The Davenport police officer who shot a man on the Centennial Bridge last week was "reasonable and justified" in his actions during a seconds-long life-or-death struggle, Scott County Attorney Mike Walton announced Thursday.
Steven Mallory, 39, was seriously injuring officer Clif Anderson and would have continued to do so if Anderson did not shoot him twice with his Glock .40-caliber handgun, Walton said.
The first shot to Mallory's chest hit his lungs and heart and is believed to be the shot that killed him, Walton said. The second entered his torso near his spleen and went through his body.
Mallory had bitten an eyebrow off Anderson, punched him, choked him and slammed his head against the pavement. The fight ended after Jim Weakley, an East Moline detective who happened to be passing by on the bridge, stopped and attempted to get Mallory off Anderson. Weakley couldn't, but Anderson then was able to remove his gun from his holster and shoot Mallory, officials said. Anderson will require plastic surgery.
"I'd go so far as to say it was heroic," Walton said, adding that Anderson saved injury and possibly the lives of others by stopping Mallory.
Mallory had a lengthy violent history and was a suspect in an unprovoked assault 15 minutes earlier. That assault knocked out Rylan Bebermeyer, a volunteer at the Café on Vine, a free meal site in Davenport that Mallory visited.
It was unfortunate that the incident resulted in death, Walton said, but there was no other reasonable course of action. The investigation into the incident is mostly complete, he said. Toxicology reports are not yet back on Mallory.
A written report is expected in several weeks, Walton said.
"I think it's fair to say officer Anderson thought he was going to die," during the assault, Walton said.
Walton released the full video of the incident, as well as photos of Anderson's injuries. The video, taken by Anderson's squad car camera, shows Anderson approaching Mallory, who was identified as the suspect in the Café on Vine assault by a witness who followed Mallory to the bridge. Anderson orders Mallory to his knees several times. When Mallory fails to comply, Anderson deploys his Taser.
The Taser did not work. Investigators believe it failed because only one of the weapon's two prongs hit Mallory. Mallory then charges at Anderson and takes him to the ground in a narrow space between Anderson's police cruiser and the railing dividing traffic from the bridge's sidewalk.
At that point, the struggle moves off screen, and Weakley arrives on the scene.
Anderson tells Mallory that if he does not get off, he is going to shoot. Shots are fired. Mallory comes back into view of the camera and collapses on the ground.
Anderson informs dispatchers of shots fired. He then kneels beside Mallory with Weakley standing nearby. Fellow officers, who were already en route to assist Anderson with the stop, arrive on the scene. They move Anderson away from Mallory.
When asked if he is OK, a bleeding Anderson replies, "I don't know."
Anderson remains on leave. He will be required to undergo treatment to make sure he is mentally and physically ready to return to work, officials said.
"He seems to be doing well in light of the circumstances," Davenport Police Chief Frank Donchez said. "He's looking forward to getting back to work

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08/12/2009 5:31pm

Typhoon in Taiwan Causes Hotel To Collapse into River
Is that someone talking or static in the background?

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08/10/2009 11:12am

CCTV Records Indecent Act in Public Parking Lot
Who posted up my wedding album?

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08/10/2009 11:07am

Speeding Car Runs Bus Into Subway
See this is the unseen danger of random roadhead while driving.

Posted on:
08/08/2009 8:00am