Two S-Bahn ticket inspectors were filmed on board a train in Munich, Tuesday, trying to remove a passenger from the train car, after reportedly discovering he did not possess a ticket.

Aftermath Of Attack - London

My cousin Spanky up in Lompoc send me this video

Albuquerque, NM - On Wednesday, May 24th detectives arrested Devon Roybal, 17, for three counts of Commercial Burglary. During the arrest Roybal starts crying and asks for his mother. Just before 4:30 a.m. Wednesday, while conducting this operation, a suspicious person was identified. Detectives attempted to contact the subject who fled on foot. After a quick search of the area, the subject was detained and identified as Devon Roybal.

Trump appears to push Montenegro's prime minister while walking with fellow leaders at NATO headquarters

As per some reports, he wanted the teacher to round his marks from 43% to A 70% and the teacher refused. He repeatedly calls him the N word

These 4 unlucky bastards got caught by the Police and forced to face the Firing Squad. It must be apple time! (Update: Apparently they stole the apples and got caught. The police delivered some instant justice)

Grand Rapids, MI - Kent County Prosecutor Chris Becker said the shooting of Malik Carey by Grand Rapids police was justified. Carey, 18, was fatally wounded after police say he fired upon them in the 1300 block of Dickinson Street SE about 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 3. Becker said that Carey fired four shots at police before officers had a chance to reach their weapons and return fire.

Video released by the Pentagon shows the red-hot point of impact during the United States’ historic ICBM intercept test launched a day after North Korea’s latest saber-rattling aimed at protecting the country from enemies’ intercontinental-range missiles. The footage chronicles the ground-based interceptor fired from California’s Vandenberg Air Force Base as it meets a ballistic missile target launched from the Ronald Reagan Test Site on Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands. An infrared view captures the moment its “exo-atmospheric kill vehicle intercepted and destroyed the target in a direct collision” over the Pacific Ocean, per the U.S. Missile Defense Agency. The successful $244 million endeavor on Tuesday marked the first live-fire test of U.S. defenses against an intercontinental ballistic missile, according to the Pentagon.

Sorry about the potato cam.