Police have found more than 40 skulls, a fetus in a glass jar and dozens of bones next to a 'Satanic' altar in the den of suspected drug traffickers in Mexico City. Four of the skulls were built into the altar in the Tepito neighborhood, where police arrested 31 people on Tuesday on suspicion of drug cartel activity. The suspects, 26 men and five women, are all believed to belong to the La Union Tepito cartel. A judge has now ordered the release of 27 of the suspects. #WTF?

The shootout in Boston filmed by surveillance cameras. Personalities of participants are established. Police are investigating.👮🏻‍♂️

A colossal 2,000-pound Great White has made it to the Florida Keys after the 15ft shark was tracked swimming down the US east coast. The mature female named Unama'ki is the largest shark to have been tagged in the northwest Atlantic by OCEARCH, a non-profit team of scientists, which hauled her out of the water in September. Since then she 'pinged' of South Carolina's Myrtle Beach on October 12 and as of Saturday, Unama'ki was making her way around Key West, Florida. 'As a big mature female, Unama'ki has the potential to lead us to the site where she gives birth and exposes a new white shark nursery,' OCEARCH said. 🦈 much #WOW

Ball or beer? A Washington Nationals fan faced a near-impossible decision when his team faced off against the Houston Astros on Sunday night: catch a home run ball at the word series or keep both of the beers he was holding in his hands. Incredibly, somehow Jeff Adams managed to achieve both - sort of - and became an internet sensation in the process. Adams found himself in the position that so many baseball enthusiasts have dreamed of, with a home run ball heading straight to his hands, but there was one problem – he was holding two beers at the time. Rather than risk spilling a sacred drop of his – likely expensive – stadium beers, Adams tightened his grip around the cans, puffed out his chest, and took the ball to the stomach, guiding down towards his feet. ⚾️🍺😂 #LOL

A 24-year-old man was arrested after driving his vehicle into a BP gas station on Ortonville Road and then removing his license plate before leaving the scene, police say. The incident occurred at the BP gas station in the 1700 block of Ortonville Road in the early morning hours of Oct. 24. The suspect, William David Edmonds, was a regular at that gas station, a clerk told police. On that day, he purchased beer, opened one and got into his vehicle, according to a police report. Edmonds' vehicle was parked near gas pumps. An employee at the gas station told police that Edmonds then accelerated at a high rate of speed, then turned 180 degrees, striking a gas pump island and then driving into the building. While in custody, Edmonds told police he was trying to speed around the gas pump to give his new tires a spin. As he was speeding, he hit a curb and lost control and crashed through the store. Edmonds also admitted to police that he had been drinking.👮🏻‍♂️ #facepalm

Firefighters are battling a wildfire that is threatening thousands of homes in a ritzy section of Los Angeles where celebrities like LeBron James, Kate Hudson and Arnold Schwarzenegger are among the 200,000 to have evacuated in the fire-ravaged state. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti says the Getty wildfire in the city's western neighborhoods has scorched more than 600 acres but its growth has slowed and dramatic footage showed smoke and flames surrounding the Getty Center with houses historic artwork by Rembrandt and Van Gogh. Celebrities have been fleeing their homes and dramatic footage showed flames rapidly spreading towards the eight-bedroom Brentwood mansion of actor Josh Duhamel Monday. He bought the 8,232 sq ft sprawling property with then-wife Fergie for $5.2million in 2007. 🔥😱