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Fireworks explosion kills 1, injures 9 others in Michigan A 43-year-old Michigan woman is dead after a fireworks explosion took place in west Michigan Monday night, according to local police.
Police identified 10 individuals injured in the explosion, including a 43-year-old Holland, Michigan, woman who was found unresponsive. Authorities attempted to administer life-saving efforts, but the injuries were fatal and the woman was pronounced dead on the scene. A news release from the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office did not identify the woman.
Cocaine reportedly found in White House as Secret Service opens investigation
This would not be the first time illegal drugs have made their way into the White House. Rapper Snoop Dogg said he’d smoked weed in a bathroom in 2013, and Willie Nelson confessed to smoking a joint on the White House roof during the presidency of Jimmy Carter.
British actor Erkan Mustafa said he smoked marijuana and did a line of cocaine on a visit to the White house during first lady Nancy Reagan’s “Just Say No” anti-drugs campaign.
Jefferson Airplane singer Grace Slick said in 2011 she’d tried and failed to spike President Richard Nixon’s tea with LSD in 1970.
“I think Tricky Dick needs a little acid,” she later recalled thinking.
Philadelphia police search for motive in mass shooting that left 5 dead and 2 children injured
Philadelphia police are investigating a mass shooting that left five people dead and two children injured across a sprawling scene Monday evening, before authorities arrested a suspect who they said had a bulletproof vest, an AR-15 style rifle and a handgun.
Roller coaster riders stuck upside down for hours after 'mechanical failure' at Wisconsin festival
The attraction at the Forest County Festival in Crandon appeared to shut down midride Sunday, leaving some riders hanging for at least three hours, according to an NBC affiliate.
Mothers attacked by baseball-bat wielding children as San Francisco crime wave intensifies
Last week Noe Valley, also known as “stroller valley” because of the growing population of young families, endured 11 phone robberies that are believed to have been carried out by the same gang who are targeting women picking up children from school.
Violent robberies are being carried out in broad daylight in wealthy enclaves such as Noe Valley, a tight-knit community, where free yoga classes are held every Sunday in the town square.
One victim of the string of recent attacks, who only wished to be identified as CW, said the police appeared to have “zero interest” in investigating her attack.
She was thrown to the ground by a boy who stole her phone last Monday when she was on the way to collect her daughter from the nursery.
A neighbour’s security system caught the car on video and she was able to track her phone for 18 hours after the attack. But after she reported the crime, no investigator responded to the developments.
When she emailed a police officer to ask who she could contact to help “improve how these things get tackled”, she was told to “do some research yourself”.
The next day she was driving to the police station to complain about the response, when she saw a patrol car on the street where she had been robbed.
It transpired another mother had been attacked, with the same getaway car, but this time she was punched in the face.
“For 24 hours, I had been trying desperately to get the police to engage with me to stop these guys. Zero response. And then it happened again in the same location,” she said.
Mr Mandelman said the city’s soft approach on crime has been good at “dismantling the systems” without fixing the underlying problems.
“I don’t think that our interventions for people who are committing petty crimes are particularly effective. I mean, fine, you don’t put people in jail, but what are you doing? Well, if you’re doing nothing, then what’s the outcome going to be? Not great.”
The San Francisco Police Department did not respond to requests for comment.
NC police kill machete-wielding man in crowded parking lot after he ran from them
The man died after he was taken to a hospital following the confrontation at the BP station in the 2600 block of Randleman Road, according to a Greensboro Police Department news release.
Three officers involved in the shooting have been placed on administrative duty, according to the department news release.
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