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If you look close, and know what to look for there's a whole lot of hmmmm in this box....see anything that catches your eye?

The shooting carried out by a Saudi aviation student at Naval Air Station Pensacola in December was an "act of terrorism," Attorney General William Barr said Monday as officials released their findings from their investigation into the attack. Barr said the gunman, identified as Royal Saudi Air Force 2nd Lt. Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani, was "motivated by jihadist ideology." His comments came as the U.S. was expelling 21 Saudi nationals living in America who, like Alshamrani, trained with the U.S. military at facilities including NAS Pensacola. "During the course of the investigation, we learned that the shooter posted a message on September 11, [2019] stating, ‘the countdown has begun,’" Barr said. "During the Thanksgiving weekend, he then visited the 9/11 Memorial in New York City. "He also posted other anti-American, anti-Israeli and jihadi messages on social media, including two hours before his attack," Barr added.

A Texas man licensed to carry a handgun fatally shot one of three suspects during a botched armed robbery at a home cookout Friday night, investigators said. The Dallas Police Department said in a news release that the incident happened at 11:55 p.m. on the 3400 block of Chicago Street in Dallas. The three unidentified suspects approached the front yard where guests were socializing and attempted to rob them at gunpoint. Two of the suspects had handguns. An unnamed man, who was a licensed handgun carrier visiting the residence, drew his weapon and shot one suspect, police said in the release. The two other suspects escaped and remain at-large. The wounded suspect was rushed to a hospital, where he later died, police said. The suspect was not immediately identified. The 25-year-old man who shot the robbery suspect was released after an interview with detectives. The state constitution guarantees every Texan the right to "keep and bear arms in the lawful defense of himself or the state".

I’m gonna let you in on a little secret.... It’s time the truth comes out. 👮🏻‍♂️

Brazil police found a skimmer on an ATM.

Tearjerking moment US Army father serving in Kabul surprises his four children after hiding behind a Welcome Home banner at airport. An army captain surprised his four children by hiding behind a Welcome Home banner in an airport. Michael, 15, Ashton, 13, Xavier, 10, and Jolie Minnich, nine, were reunited with their father Captain Patrick Minnich, 39 - who had been deployed in Afghanistan - in Columbus Airport. The children had flown to visit their aunt and uncle in Columbus, Ohio, from Oklahoma City when their father - who had been serving with the U.S. Army for the last seven months - pulled off the surprise. ☺️

🤣 #losers

Los Angeles Police Department Pacific Division detectives are investigating an attempted kidnapping of a young child in Venice Beach. On January 4, 2020, around 7:00 p.m., the victim, a six-year-old female was with her family visiting Venice Beach when the suspect approached her and stated that he knew her and that he had to “save her.” The suspect then followed the victim until she was placed in her mother’s lap who was sitting outside of a local restaurant. The suspect reached for the child but was stopped by being forcefully pushed away by a member of the victim’s family. Several seconds later, the suspect attempted to grab the girl again. This time, the victim’s family member was able to grab the suspect and throw him to the ground. He wrestled with the suspect for several minutes until #LAPD Pacific Division officers responded and took the suspect into custody.

😂 #lol #losers

This weekend, amid a warm winter weather stretch for Baltimore, 15 people were shot and five of those victims died, leaving residents in shock about deadly gun crime and angry at the city’s leadership. “We want a life plan,” a group of residents shouted Sunday as they held protest signs showing the city’s homicide counts for previous years, reported FOX News. The phrase was a play on the much-touted crime plan that Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison unveiled last year as a blueprint to fight crime and reform the police department. Harrison’s five-year crime-fighting plan includes the goals of responding calls for police within 10 minutes and increasing the number of police officers. Harrison said detectives have been working to identify suspects of the weekend shootings, and the department has redeployed officers and #SWAT and #K9 units to the affected areas.

In Xining, China, a bus fell at a hole. The high-voltage cable was also damaged, 9 people died. ⚡️☠️

Sydney Opera House projection thanking the fire fighters
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TIL that the first ever speeding fine was given to Walter Arnold of Kent, UK, in January 1896. His speed: 8 mph in a 2 mph zone. He was caught by a policeman on a bicycle. 🗿 #history