India - At least 150 killed & 100 people were missing in northern India after a Himalayan glacier broke and swept away a small hydroelectric dam on Sunday, with floods forcing the evacuation of villages downstream. A wall of dust, rock and water hit as an avalanche roared down the Rishiganga valley deep in the mountains of Uttarakhand, a witness said. The disaster took place around 310 miles north of New Delhi. A large number of the missing were workers at the 13.2 MW Rishiganga Hydroelectric Project which was destroyed by the bursting of the glacier. Footage shared by locals showed the water washing away parts of the Rishiganga dam and everything else in its path. At least 180 sheep were washed away. Videos on social media showed water surging through a small dam site, washing away construction equipment.

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LAYTONSVILLE, Md. — A Montgomery County Sheriff’s Deputy shot and killed a man who was allegedly “driving erratically” and attacking people in Laytonsville Saturday morning. (WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT!) Montgomery county sheriff Darren Popkin says around 8 a.m., a man was driving out of the town of Laytonsville, drifting over the centerline. The driver caused an oncoming vehicle to swerve and hit a pole and then later collided with a second vehicle, disabling his sedan. The driver then pulled out a “large piece of wood” and started to swing it at the other car, passengers and the sheriff’s deputy who just arrived at the scene. Popkin said the deputy attempted to use his taser before he shot and killed the man. (Read more.)