Three armed men robbed the Avianne and Co. jewelry store in broad daylight on Sunday, August 25. The robbery was reported to authorities just after 12pm and happened in New York City's midtown Diamond District. The suspects entered the store pretending to be customers before pulling out handguns and tying four employees with zip ties. The robbers proceeded to clean out the store's safe, take jewelry from display cases and escape before authorities arrived. Surveillance footage caught the unidentified suspects on video. Avianne and Co. is known for having a celebrity clientele and selling pieces over $9,000. 👮🏻‍♂️ #NYC #NYPD #WANTED

The foul-mouthed Internet star whose bagel shop meltdown about dating as a short guy went viral last month has found himself in hot water once again, this time with the police. Chris Morgan, 45, was placed in handcuffs at the Bay Shore Marina in New York on Sunday after witnesses say he got into a fight with another man. Cops at the scene spotted the commotion and descended on Morgan, ordering him to lay on the ground with his hands behind his back. Bystanders recorded video of the police response, which shows Morgan complying with orders while spewing unkind words at the officers. 👮🏻‍♂️😂 #funny

Louisiana's River Ridge youth baseball team WIN their first-ever Little League World Series title after defeating international champions from Curacao 8-0 in Pennsylvania. ⚾️ 🏆🥳

Protesters in Hong Kong are using tennis racquets to fend off tear gas while police fired live bullets for the first time in the weeks-long demonstrations. An afternoon rally in the district of Tsuen Wan spiralled into violent clashes on Sunday with officers caught isolated by masked youths wielding sticks and throwing rocks. Tensions escalated when police began hoisting warning flags before firing tear gas in an attempt to disperse the crowd, who reacted angrily by throwing bricks and molotov cocktails. In one instance, several police officers drew their sidearms. 'According to my understanding, just now a gunshot was fired by a colleague,' Superintendent Leung Kwok Win told the press. 'My initial understanding was that it was a uniformed policeman who fired his gun.' 🔥 #HK