In Belgium, Brussels police neutralized a group of young people who previously rioted in Anderlecht.

Meanwhile, in Italy ... 🏆 😂 #Quarantine

A 2-year-old boy from Indiana found in a next-door neighbor's fish pond was declared a victim of drowning, authorities said on Tuesday. An autopsy revealed that Carter Pickerell had drowned after falling into the koi pond, according to a release from the Vanderburgh County Coroner. His father reportedly called police on Monday to report him missing. "There's no way he could've got out," the man said in a 911 call recording obtained by the Courier & Press. "I've checked the whole house, the basement, everything. I've been yelling his name." Roughly six minutes later he was located as police stayed on the line, Fox News reported. Paramedics and firefighters were called to the scene around 3:45 p.m. where they tried to resuscitate the boy at the residence located roughly 170 miles southwest of Indianapolis. "All lifesaving efforts were unsuccessful," the Evansville Police Department said in a news release.

The agencies that oversee the health of U.S. military personnel and veterans were pushing ahead this spring with the biggest overhaul of their health systems in three decades, USA Today reported. The initiatives aimed to shift up to 15 million patients to private care providers, shutter clinics and hospitals and reduce the number of military doctors and nurses. The Army, Navy and Air Force, along with the Defense Health Agency, had begun shedding patients and providers under reforms set into motion in 2017 under the National Defense Authorization Act. Veterans Affairs was due to send scores of veterans to neighborhood doctors and hospitals instead of VA facilities, also under legislation passed more than a year ago. Supporters of the change called it good for patients – because they’d gain access to improved care – and for the government – because it would save millions of dollars by eliminating redundant services.

FERGUSON TOWNSHIP, Pennsylvania – Police released dash cam of a drug impaired man who tried to use one of the police cruisers as a “trampoline.” The 25-year-old man can be seen talking to an officer before throwing something at the car, dash cam footage shows. The suspect then runs to the cruiser and attempts to jump on it like a trampoline. “A drug impaired 25-year-old non-Centre County resident tried to use one of our police cars as a trampoline. Needless to say, it didn’t work. All Officers involved are okay. Charges are pending,” the police department said in a Facebook post. The windshield shattered as the man fell and police were able to detain him.

😂 #WTF

Meanwhile, in Ukraine .. ex-chief of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine was live on Ukrainian television... 😭 #LMAO #FACEPALM

The Main Directorate for the Investigation of Particularly Important Cases of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation completed an investigation into the criminal case against the commander of the RRJ-95B aircraft, Denis Evdokimov, and also released new footage of the plane crash. Denis Evdokimov is accused of committing a crime under Part 3 of Art. 263 of the Criminal Code, according to the press release. On May 5, 2019, 40 passengers and one crew member were killed. In addition, 10 people received injuries of varying severity. In total, at the time of the fire, 78 people were on board, including three minors and 5 crew members. (Google translate)

@oldschoolphotos #blackandwhite

Road accident in Tagil City, Russia.

A large human smuggling attempt was prevented by U.S. Border agents early Monday morning just north of Laredo, Texas, FOX29 reported. Agents stopped a white tractor that was hauling a white trailer at mile marker 31 and brought in a service canine to take a closer look. The canine alerted the agents to the trailer, so it was opened and 28 people were found inside. They were from Mexico, Guatemala and Ecuador and the driver was a U.S. citizen. All were taken into custody and this will be investigated further. U.S. Customs and Border Protection said, "Despite the ongoing international COVID-19 pandemic, alien smugglers endanger the lives of individuals they transport, and put at risk the health and safety of our Nation. U.S. Border Patrol agents strive to prevent the flow of illegal immigration and slow the spread of COVID-19." You can report suspicious activity by calling the Laredo Sector Border Patrol toll free (800) 343-1994.