Miami cop is placed on administrative leave after appearing in raunchy Instagram video marching a Playboy model and two half-naked friends in handcuffs towards police HQ. A Florida cop has been placed on administrative duties after he pretended to arrest three half-naked models in a scripted video shared to Instagram. The Miami Beach Police Department's Internal Affairs unit launched an investigation into Officer William Beeker on Monday, just hours after the raunchy clip was uploaded to social media. 👮🏻‍♂️ #facepalm

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This is how ANTIFA should be dealt with.

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⚠️ BREAKING NEWS! One person has died and multiple others have been injured after a gunman reportedly opened fire near a synagogue in Germany. The shooting is believed to have happened outside a synagogue in the city of Halle in the east of the country. A hand grenade is also said to have been thrown at a nearby cemetery. Local media are reporting that at least one person has died. Police are urging people to stay inside their homes or "find safe places" as they hunt the gunman. 😱 #shooting

Police said Joshua Brown, main, was killed by three men who were trying to buy drugs. The Dallas Police Department said in a statement late Tuesday night that federal deputy marshals had arrested 32-year-old Michael Mitchell, top right, in Marksville, Louisiana, in connection with the case. Another suspect, Jacquerious Mitchell, 20 is critical with a gunshot wound. Police say they and Thaddeous Green, 22, bottom right, are believed by investigators to have come from Alexandria, Louisiana, to Dallas to buy drugs from Brown. He was shot dead days after he testified during Amber Guyger's, left inset, murder trial. Police said that despite speculation, Brown's killing was not tied in any way to him testifying at Guyger's trial and Dallas Police were not involved. Police vowed to be 'transparent' about Brown's case despite facing accusations of corruption during the handling of Guyger's case. 👮🏻‍♂️ #WANTED

Meanwhile in Northamptonshire... 🤦‍♂🤬👀

In Hong Kong, one police officer was injured after a bike fell. 😱 #HK

ESPN cut to commercial break immediately after commentator Stephen A. Smith brought up the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in response the Hong Kong-China controversy. Outspoken commentator Smith was speaking on ESPN's First Take Tuesday about ongoing NBA controversy surrounding Rockets general manger Daryl Morey after his pro-Hong Kong tweet. 'Before we close,' Smith said, 'I would remind you that, throughout this world, one of the things that exists is the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. I don't see folks outside of the Jewish community talking about that too often.' Smith was then immediately cut off by co-host Molly Qerim as she said 'Let's take a commercial break.'

⚠️ BREAKING NEWS! Two people were killed in a shooting in the eastern German city of Halle and police said they were looking for suspects who fled the scene. Mass-selling daily Bild said on its website the shooting took place in front of a synagogue. Bild reported that a hand grenade was also thrown onto a Jewish cemetery. “According to initial findings, two people were killed in Halle,” local police said on Twitter. “There were several shots.” The attack occurred on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year in Judaism when Jews fast for more than 24 hours, seeking atonement. National railroad operator Deutsche Bahn said the main train station in Halle had been closed, Reuters reported.

⚠️ BREAKING NEWS! Surveillance Footage of synagogue shooter who has killed at least 2 man and injured more before throwing grenades at a Jewish cemetery in the town of Halle in eastern Germany,

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Two dead in a terrible road accident in the Khmelnitsky region, Ukraine. 😱

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A government-controlled Chinese newspaper has issued a stern warning to global brands in response to the Houston Rockets GM showing his support for anti-communist Hong Kong protesters: stay out of our politics or risk losing business. The warning, which was included in a piece by The Global Times, was the latest development in the row surrounding a tweet posted by Houston Rockets GM Daryl Morey on October 4. In it, he shared his support for the protesters in Hong Kong fighting against China's communist regime. He deleted it later, however, when the consequences of his criticizing it became clear. Chinese state television is now refusing to show pre-season games and businesses have cut ties with the Rockets in response to Morey's tweet. The NBA has come under intense scrutiny for buckling and expressing 'regret' over Morey's post. 🏀