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Miraculously, no one was injured in this accident. 😱 #FUCK_LUCKY

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Police in Fullerton, Calif., posted a story to Instagram this week about an 18-year-old who had his driver’s license for just six hours before wrecking his Mazda Miata as he tried to beat a yellow light and collided with another car. Photos of the aftermath show the black convertible wrapped around a utility pole with the passenger side bashed into the unoccupied seating area. According to KTLA neither driver was seriously injured in the incident. According to the cops, here’s why: “He walked away from this collision without injury for one reason and one reason only: he was wearing his seatbelt. Seatbelts save lives.” 👮🏻‍♂️

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#LAPD #Halloween 🎃

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Palestinian terror groups in the Gaza Strip fired 10 rockets into Israel in two separate barrages on Friday night, the Israel army said. One missile slammed into a house in the town of Sderot, while the Iron Dome system intercepted 8 other rockets. A 65-year-old woman was lightly hurt when she fell while running toward a shelter, medics said. Five people were treated for anxiety. The attack was one of the largest in recent months and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is also defense minister, was in contact with Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Aviv Kohavi and coordinating a response, officials said. 🚀💥

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(WARNING 21+) The Bossier City Police Department and the Bossier Parish District Attorney says the police officer who shot and killed a woman last week was justified. Officer Patrick Edmonds, Jr. responded to a disturbance at the LaQuinta Inn on Preston Boulevard in Bossier City on Oct. 25. Police say Shannon Rupert was in the hotel lobby with a pair of scissors, and she refused to drop them when the officer told her to. Edmonds shot Rupert twice, and she died at the hospital. District Attorney Schuyler Marvin sent a letter to Police Chief Shane McWilliams Monday saying the District Attorney’s office spoke with BCPD investigators and reviewed video from the hotel and bodycam footage. “Based on all evidence reviewed it is my firm opinion that no crime was committed by the officer as his actions constituted justifiable homicide," Marvin wrote in the letter. 🔫👮🏻‍♂️ #shooting

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