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Re: This Have Something To Do With The Train Blaze? - ketchim - 07-31-2012
I mentione a babri on de odda thread ! ::lol::
Re: This Have Something To Do With The Train Blaze? - Googley - 07-31-2012
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=69263.msg431664#msg431664 date=1343762478]
I mentione a babri on de odda thread ! ::lol::
[/quote]
wat is a babri?
Re: Scores dead in India train blaze - ketchim - 07-31-2012
[quote author=Goog Lee link=topic=69263.msg431668#msg431668 date=1343762880]
wat is a babri?
[/quote]
As outlined above :wink:
Re: This Have Something To Do With The Train Blaze? - mapoui - 07-31-2012
[quote author=Goog Lee link=topic=69263.msg431668#msg431668 date=1343762880]
wat is a babri?
[/quote]
yes..wat is dat?
Re: This Have Something To Do With The Train Blaze? - ketchim - 07-31-2012
Merge de 2 damn threads !
Re: Scores dead in India train blaze - ketchim - 07-31-2012
Merge de 2 damn threads !
Man allegedly yells 'This is it!' at Batman showing, panic ensues - chairman - 08-01-2012
A Miami Beach man is in custody after he caused a panic in a theater during a showing of "The Dark Knight Rises," police said Tuesday.
According to a Miami Beach Police arrest affidavit, 44-year-old David Martin Escamillo was at the Regal Movie Theater late Monday night when he got into an altercation with another moviegoer, left the theater and returned wearing black gloves and screamed "This is it!" from the back of the theater.
Escamillo's actions sent a hundred moviegoers fleeing for the exits, the affidavit said.
When officers responded to the theater to a call of shots fired, they found three moviegoers detaining Escamillo, who was screaming, "I didn't shoot anybody," the affidavit said.
James Butler said he and his brother were two of them. They waited outside the theater and chased Escamillo down and held him until police arrived.
"My instincts kicked in, and I was like, let's get this guy. He was screaming, 'I never shot anyone, I never hurt anyone,'" Butler said.
Escamillo, who sounded irrational and had a strong smell of alcohol on his breath, was taken into custody, the affidavit noted.
"We were able to determine there was never any weapon, it was just this individual with the two black gloves saying, 'This is it,'" Miami Beach Police Sgt. Bobby Hernandez said.
Witnesses said Escamillo had left his seat during the movie and was going up and down the stairway several times, according to the affidavit.
The witnesses also said no shots were fired and no shell casings were found, the affidavit said.
When officers searched the theater, they found several sandals that were left behind by moviegoers who fled the scene.
Escamillo is facing disorderly conduct and affray charges in the incident and has a warrant for battery, jail records showed. He was being held on $8,000 bond and it was unknown whether he has an attorney.
The theater declined to comment Tuesday.
The incident comes just days after 12 people were killed and dozens injured in a shooting in an Aurora, Colo., theater during a showing of "The Dark Knight Rises."
Police said they responded with massive force here because of what happened in Colorado.
"We can't take any chances, and we also understand the sensitivity of that, everybody's thinking Colorado, it's on everybody's mind," Hernandez said.
He added, "Had that incident not happened in Colorado maybe none of this would've happened, maybe people would've just thought, here's another nut and let's just keep watching our movie."
While some may be thinking about the scare, other ticketholders say they aren't going to let it affect them.
"If we focus on the negative energy, we're giving more power to them, so I try to avoid that," moviegoer Jose Salaicez said.
Trinidad police service says top cop and deputy to resign - chairman - 08-01-2012
PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad - Police officials in Trinidad and Tobago say the islands' top police commander and his chief deputy are resigning.
Commissioner Dwayne Gibbs and Deputy Jack Ewatski are Canadian law enforcers who were recruited two years ago to tackle escalating crime in this Caribbean nation.
In a terse statement issued late Monday, Trinidad's Police Service Commission said the resignations of Gibbs and Ewatski are effective Aug. 7.
Minutes after the commission made its announcement, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar gave a televised address saying National Security Minister Jack Warner will soon announce a new strategy to fight crime.
Warner has publicly criticized the two Canadian police officials for their law enforcement strategies in recent weeks.
Earlier this year, the pair also received negative performance reviews by the Police Service Commission.
Re: Good Evening, I'm bored .... - chairman - 08-01-2012
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Power Is Restored Across India After Crippling Blackou - chairman - 08-01-2012
NEW DELHI — As electric power was restored across northern India on Wednesday, political jockeying over who was to blame for the widespread blackouts intensified.