An investigation is underway into a disturbing video uploaded to Facebook this week, showing a man appearing to deliberately run over more than half a dozen emus on a dirt road in a 4WD, laughing as he does. The video, shared on social media late on Wednesday night, has been shared more than 6,000 times. The 41-second video, filmed by the apparent driver, shows a 4WD with P-plates driving 120kph down a dirt road. "F***ing emus," the man can be heard yelling. About 20 seconds later he comes across a group of emus, running away from the vehicle. The driver runs over about half a dozen of them, counting along and laughing.

SUSPECT(S): #1-Unknown male adult #2-Unknown Hispanic female adult #3-Unknown Hispanic or male adult VICTIM(S): Confidential SUMMARY: On March 12, 2018, deputies from the Victorville Police Department responded to a robbery call at Food 4 Less on La Paz Drive. Two unidentified males and an unidentified female loaded unpaid merchandise into a shopping cart. Without paying for the merchandise, they began to exit the store. A security guard requested their receipt and one of the males removed a machete from his shorts. The guard was struck in the hand when the male stepped toward him and swung the machete in his direction. He suffered a laceration to his hand as a result. The three suspects remain at large. Suspect #1 was described as a male, approximately 25-years old, 5’10” tall, with a afro. Suspect #2 was described as a Hispanic female, approximately 5’4” tall, with dark shoulder length hair. Suspect #3 was described as a Hispanic or male adult. Detectives have obtained and are releasing footage of the incident. Anyone with information about this investigation or the identity of the suspects is asked to contact Detective S. Nobles at the Victorville Police Department, at (760) 241-2911 or Sheriff’s Dispatch, at (760) 956-5001. Callers wishing to remain anonymous are urged to call the We-Tip Hotline at 1-800-78CRIME (27463) or you may leave information on the We-Tip website at www.wetip.com. Refer: Mara Rodriguez, Media Relations Station: Victorville Police Department

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A NEW revolutionary 'plastic-eating' vessel which could clean up the Pacific ocean in four decades has been revealed in a world first. Known as the Ocean Saviour project, the self-powering 70m tri-deck clean-up vessel is the world's first boat to find which will find and recycle plastic from the ocean. The vessel works by collecting plastic waste, which is finely chopped, milled and processed using plasma gasification, with the end product becoming fuel for the yacht. It is estimated her technology would allow her to clean up the entire Great Pacific Garbage Patch in 40 years.

Sky News' Europe correspondent Mark Stone visits the French town of Ouistreham, now a growing focus for young African men and boys trying to reach the UK.

At the Chilton Ranch in Arizona, thousands of illegals march into the United States uninterrupted because there is no border wall, nor a border patrol, to stop them.

A Santa Barbara teenager who discovered a purse with $10,000 in cash this week while walking home from school returned all the money to its rightful owner.

This is the terrifying moment two brothers attacked a taxi with a 17-inch machete during a row rage row that led to them being sentenced to two years in prison yesterday. Charles Truman, 25 and Matthew, 22, were seen on CCTV pulling up behind the black Mercedes taxi on a roundabout in Chester at 6.30pm on August 17 before trying to yank open the passenger doors. When they discovered the doors were locked, Charles began smashing the roof and windows with the blade, which one witness described as ‘the longest knife I’ve ever seen, like something out of Lord of the Rings’.