A Florida man was arrested Saturday after plowing his vehicle into a Catholic church and then setting the building on fire as parishioners were inside preparing for Mass. The Marion County Sheriff's Office said Steven Anthony Shields, 24, crashed his van through the front doors of Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Ocala around 7:30 a.m. He got out, poured gasoline in the foyer area and set it on fire. Shields then drove off but was spotted by Deputy Josue Gonzalez, who stopped the vehicle by hitting it with his patrol car, the sheriff's office said. Officials said parishioners were not injured. Marion County firefighters quickly doused the fire. Shields, who lives in nearby Dunnellon, also said he has been diagnosed with schizophrenia and is not taking his medication. Shields is facing multiple charges, including attempted second-degree murder, arson, burglary and attempting to elude. He is being held in the Marion County Jail.
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An IndiGo airline flying from Riyadh has already begun to descend for landing at the Srinagar Indian Airport when it began to shake violently. The passengers were in a panic.
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Portland: AntifaTerrorist to Cop: "I hope someone kills your whole family". 😡
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Compilation "War Zone" in Portland last night.
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Powerful thunderstorm produces water spout over Maine pond. Video obtained by WGME-TV shows the tornado forming over the lake.
Five people were shot early Sunday morning in Lansing, Michigan, with all victims taken to the hospital. Police responded to a call after 3 a.m. where a party was happening “inside and outside” a complex near the College Towne Apartments, WILX News 10 reported. Three women, ages 19, 21 and 26, were found injured at the scene and taken to a hospital by ambulance. Two men, ages 23 and 30, were also shot, with the men going to a hospital on their own. None of the injuries were life-threatening. There were no immediate details on potential suspects, and police are still trying to determine what led to the shooting. Over 100 people were in attendance at the party. "This senseless act of violence will not be tolerated in our community, and we will use all available assets, including our local, state and federal partnerships, to hold those responsible accountable," Lansing Police Chief Daryl Green said in a statement.
A massive fire and explosion on board a Navy ship at the Naval Base San Diego has injured several sailors and sent billowing plumes of smoke and ash into the sky. Fire and rescue crews are on the scene responding to the three-alarm fire on the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6) after the blaze broke out around 8.51am, the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department said. About 200 sailors and officers were on board the 840-foot ship Sunday morning. San Diego is the ship’s homeport. The vessel was undergoing routine maintenance at the time of the fire
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! People lynched a pedophile, somewhere in Brazil.
Rapper Lil Marlo has died at the age of 30 after he was fatally shot as he was driving in Atlanta over the weekend in what cops believe was targeted attack. The rapper, who signed with Quality Control Music in 2017 and was close friends with rappers Lil Baby and Lil Yachty, was shot as he drove down Interstate 285 in downtown Atlanta late Saturday night. Police responded to a call of a single-vehicle accident around 11.30pm and found the rapper fatally shot. He was pronounced dead at the scene. 'At this time, investigators believe the victim was the intended target of the gunfire and they are working to determine the circumstances surrounding the shooting,' police said. The Medical Examiner confirmed they have the body of Rudolph Johnson, Lil Marlo’s government name.
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A massive fire and explosion on board a Navy ship at the Naval Base San Diego has injured several sailors and sent billowing plumes of smoke and ash into the sky. Fire and rescue crews are on the scene responding to the three-alarm fire on the amphibious assault…
Firefighters from San Diego along with the unified command Federal Fire are battling the flames. All SDFD personnel has been accounted for as of 11.19am, according to San Diego Fire authorities. No firefighters have been injured so far. Shocking video as emerged showing the moment an explosion went off on the Naval ship. The keel for the Bonhomme Richard was laid down in 1995 and she was delivered to the Navy in 1998. The ship has the capacity to deploy and land helicopters, smaller boats and amphibious vehicles.
A woman in Colorado was able to walk away from a bear attack that left her back clawed up. Colorado Parks and Wildlife said the sow, which was with two cubs, attacked the woman Thursday night in Manitou Springs, west of Colorado Springs. The sow was euthanized Saturday, according to officials. The woman told officials she was walking home from work around 11:40 p.m. when she encountered an adult bear on the street who charged at her. "As the victim turned to try to escape, the bear knocked her down from behind, scratching her back and ripping her shirt," Parks and Wildlife said. The woman suffered three long scratches down her back, but was not seriously injured and did not seek medical attention. The woman also sustained cuts to her hands and legs when she fell. Minutes later, another person was also chased by a bear on the same block just south of downtown Manitou Springs. The person was able to get away by running around a parked vehicle.
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A massive fire and explosion on board a Navy ship at the Naval Base San Diego has injured several sailors and sent billowing plumes of smoke and ash into the sky. Fire and rescue crews are on the scene responding to the three-alarm fire on the amphibious assault…
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Eleven people were treated for "non-life-threatening injuries," said Krishna Jackson, the base's public information officer, without providing further details. The cause of the fire was under investigation. Jackson didn't know where on the 840-foot amphibious assault vessel the explosion and the fire occurred. U.S. Pacific Fleet Naval Surface Forces tweeted that 18 sailors "have been transferred to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries," adding that 160 were on board at the time of the explosion. Jackson had estimated that about 200 sailors and officers were on board Sunday morning, which is fewer than if the ship was on active duty.