Grafton Thomas, accused of stabbing five people at a Hanukkah gathering in Monsey, New York, is seen in Rockland County Court in New City, New York. REUTERS/Mike Segar

Family reunion. Grandkids try to surprise their grandmother, but she one-upped them.

Honey-colored giant teddy bears are seen near French police during a demonstration against the French government's pension reform plans in Paris. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier

7.62mm M1895 Nagant revolver converted into a carbine with a detachable shoulder stock. The folding bayonet really puts it over the top. As the Nagant is a gas seal design, you can actually hold onto the fore-end without worrying about hot gasses from the cylinder gap.

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Strange lights in the sky were spotted over Bethel, Ohio on Sunday. The red, orange and pink flashes were caught on a doorbell camera. So far there has been no logical explanation as to the cause of the flashing. 👽

North Miami Beach Police and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue units responded to the tracks at Northeast 171 Street and Dixie Highway just before 4.15pm. The incident took place on Tuesday afternoon in North Miami Beach where a Mini Cooper drove past the railroad crossing and ended up stranded in the tracks, smack in the path of the Brightline train. The car rolled forward and was struck head on by the train. No one was injured.

A pickup truck slammed into an Illinois Starbucks, injuring several people and causing massive damage to the coffee shop, police said. Patrick Polidori, public affairs officer for McHenry police, told The Associated Press that the driver and four people inside the cafe were injured. Fire and rescue personnel extracted one person from beneath the vehicle, police said in a statement. Police said it wasn't known why the Dodge Ram ran off the roadway in McHenry, about 50 miles northwest of Chicago, and struck a vehicle at the drive-thru window before colliding with the building. The police department closed a portion of Route 120 after the crash and advised motorists to avoid the area.

Nearly a quarter of the world's countries saw a dramatic surge in civil unrest last year, a trend that is likely to continue into 2020, a new study has warned. Analysts predict that as many as 75 nations will see violence and demonstrations break-out this year, according to the report published today. Hong Kong, Chile, Nigeria, Sudan, Haiti and Lebanon were among the 47 states that saw significant rise in protests in 2019. But data published by socio-economic and political analysis firm Verisk Maplecroft, predicted that this year will see that number increase to 75 countries. Hong Kong and Chile were deemed the world's 'riskiest locations' in terms of the severity and frequency of protests since the beginning of last year. The report also predicted that the situation was unlikely to improve in either country over the next two years. Countries categorised as 'extreme risk' included Ethiopia, India, Pakistan and Zimbabwe. 🌐

RIP K9 Gabo
EOW: 1-16-2020
Ofc Erik Johnson

It is with great sadness that we announce he passing of our 2018 K9s of Valor Award winner, #K9 Gabo. Gabo served with the Jonesboro Police Department for 7 years. His bravery unmatched. In December 2018, he was shot 5 times while saving his SWAT team.

We will take it from here Gabo. 🗿#RIP.