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A police officer who was caught on camera punching a suspected woman shoplifter three times in the head has been spared a prison sentence after a judge said his victim was 'no shrinking violet'. Police constable James Kiddie, 45, attacked Sarah Reed in a busy branch of clothing store Uniqlo on London's Regent Street. CCTV footage played to Westminster Magistrates’ Court showed the officer grab the 30-year-old woman by the hair, while another camera captured him punching her three times as she lay in a corridor trying to shield herself. Kiddie was convicted of assault last month and was today sentenced to a 12 month community order, requiring him to undertake 150 hours of unpaid work. The father-of two had been called to the Uniqlo branch, after Ms Reed was held by security guards in November 2012, the court heard. CCTV footage showed him removing his overcoat and jacket before searching the woman's handbag. He was then seen forcing her back into

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT  Jose Changoluisa and son Fernando died in the attack in Ecuador Around 20 passengers fled to safety as pair ambushed their victims The victims were believed to have been carrying £12,000 from sale of a van Cameras on the bus captured the scenes as passengers scream in horror This is the horrific moment two armed robbers shoot a father and son dead during a struggle on a packed bus in Ecuador. Around 20 passengers including a mother with a child carrying a balloon in his hands fled to safety as the pair ambushed their victims after they left a bank with nearly £12,000 from the sale of a van. Jose Changoluisa, 63, and his son Fernando, 33, died of gunshot wounds after being pistol-whipped by their attackers as they tried to resist. Cameras on the bus captured the violent scenes, including the moment Jose was shot twice in the back as other passengers screamed in horror and the bullets tore his T-shirt open. He collapsed and died

At a hospital in Boston, sound registered in Alex Frederick's brain for the first time. Alex, just 17 months old at the time, is deaf, but a device, not yet approved in the United States for children, is helping to change that. It was implanted directly into his brain. Alex was born two months prematurely, weighing just four pounds and four ounces at birth. He spent the first month of his life in the neonatal intensive care unit of St. John Hospital in Detroit. His early arrival brought him into the world facing a host of challenges. Scans would show that Alex had a heart condition, while his vision appeared to be compromised. And then there was the matter of his hearing. Alex failed the hearing test given to all newborns. Then he failed a second hearing test two months later. ABC Entertainment News | ABC Business News "That was a blow," said Alex's father Phil Frederick. "The most difficult part for me was that first time … he failed his first hea

Pussy Riot members Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina have been attacked by five young men at a McDonald's in Nizhny Novgorod on Thursday.  The attackers threw metal objects at the women as they were eating, leaving Alyokhina with "a cut to her forehead," their lawyer said, Interfax reported. Furthermore, Tolokonnikova and Alyokhina sustained injuries to their eyes after an unidentified liquid was thrown in their faces. The women were filing reports with the police, their lawyer said. This is not the first time that the women have been attacked following their January release from prison, where they had been serving two-year sentences for performing an anti-Putin song in Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral. Tolokonnikova and Alyokhina were whipped by Cossack militiamen as they tried to perform a protest song in Sochi during the 2014 Winter Olympics

Russia Today anchor Liz Wahl resigned on air Wednesday saying that she could no longer be part of a network that "whitewashes the actions of Putin." "Personally I cannot be part of a network funded by the Russian government that whitewashes the actions of Putin," Wahl, a Washington, D.C.-based correspondent for Russia Today, said. "I'm proud to be an American and believe in disseminating the truth and that is why after this newscast I'm resigning." Wahl also referenced her grandparents, who she had tweeted about earlier, during her comments:  Just spoke to grandparents who came to US as refugees escaping Soviets during Hungarian revolution. Amazing to hear amid new Cold War fears — Liz Wahl (@lizwahl) 5 Mart 2014 Her resignation comes two days after RT anchor  Abby Martin condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine  on air.  Liz Wahl : „Last night RT made international headlines when one of our anchors went on the record and said

  Police in Florida tell CBS News investigators are questioning a pregnant mother after she drove a minivan into the ocean in Daytona Beach, Fla. Dramatic video captured of the scene shows the incredible moments on the beach in Daytona -- a minivan drifting deeper and deeper into the Atlantic with a mother and her three small children, CBS News' Terrell Brown reported. Witnesses say the vehicle was moving along the beach at the water's edge, and then suddenly plunged into the ocean. One witness said, "My friend pointed out that there was a car getting really close to the beach, and actually started driving on the water. I saw a kid in the back, like waving his arms around, like screaming, 'Help us! Help us!' and the car kept going deeper." Bystanders rushed toward the scene. Tim Tesseneer and another man were one of the first to reach the car. Tesseneer said, "She was pretty deep, and the water was moving the van, and the kids were screaming.

 Young male dolphins used two porpoises in a game of cat and mouse, inflicting horrific injuries that left the animals dead The moment two porpoises were attacked and killed by dolphins who threw the animals around ‘for fun’ has been captured on camera. The incident was seen by Caroline Weir who noticed the commotion from her bedroom window in St Cyrus in Aberdeenshire and took photographs. The pictures show the dolphins repeatedly throwing around one of the porpoises. The animals were later washed up on the shore dead, and had suffered serious injuries to their heads including deep gaping holes around their eyes.  Experts at the Scottish Marine Animal Strandings Scheme believe the pair of dolphins, thought to be young males, were probably playing a game similar to ‘cat and mouse’ when they inflicted the injuries. In a post on its Facebook page, the organisation said: “Flipper is not as sweet and innocent as he seems. ”Bottlenose dolphins regularly do this, a bit li

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A snake has won a lengthy battle with a crocodile in northern Queensland, wrestling it, constricting it and then finally eating it. The incident at Lake Moondarra, near Mount Isa, was captured on camera by local residents on Sunday. The 10-ft snake, thought to be a python, coiled itself around the crocodile and the two struggled in the water. The snake later brought the dead crocodile onto land and ate it. Tiffany Corlis, a local author, saw the fight and took these pictures, which have been widely used in the Australian media. "It was amazing," she told the BBC. "We saw the snake fighting with the crocodile - it would roll the crocodile around to get a better grip, and coil its body around the crocodile's legs to hold it tight." "The fight began in the water - the crocodile was trying to hold its head out of the water at one time, and the snake was constricting it." "After the crocodile had died, the snake u

Jennifer Lawrence did it again. The Best Supporting Actress nominee showed up to the Oscars Sunday night, March 2, in a strapless red Dior gown and managed to trip and fall within minutes of stepping out on the red carpet. Lawrence memorably tripped on the stairs on her way to receive the Best Actress award at last year's ceremony.

The Temple of Venus and walls of a tomb and shop in the long-neglected ruins of Pompeii near Naples have been damaged, possibly due to heavy rain, officials said. Custodians found that a two-metre wall of an ancient shop in the ruined city - which had recently been restored - had collapsed under the weight of another wall that crumbled onto it. It followed the discovery yesterday that parts of an archway in the temple had fallen off and a wall in the necropolis - the biggest in the ancient Roman city - had tumbled down. The areas affected have been closed the public. Italian Culture Minister Dario Franceschini has called a meeting this week to assess the damage and progress made in an EU-backed project to restore the archaeological site. "The news of these collapses comes at a time in which there is an unprecedented vacuum in the management of Pompeii," said Antonio Irlando from the Cultural Heritage Observatory, a non-governmental group that follows work on

BEIJING (AP) — A group of knife-wielding assailants assaulted people at a train station in southwestern China on Saturday in what authorities described as a "terrorist attack" in which at least 27 people were killed and 109 others injured, China's official Xinhua News Agency reported. Xinhua did not identify who might have been responsible for the attack that city police said began around 9 p.m. at the Kunming Railway Station in Yunnan province. But the news agency said authorities considered it to be "an organized, premeditated violent terrorist attack." China's top police official, Politburo member Meng Jianzhu, was en route to Kunming, the Communist Party-run People's Daily reported, an indication of how seriously authorities view what is one of the deadliest attacks in China in recent years. It was not immediately clear how many people were killed by the assailants. Local television station K6 said that several of the attackers were shot by

Silver The Husky Receives A Head Massage, And His Expression Says It All (VIDEO) The Internet has pretty much proven that dogs love head massages, but Silver the Husky's expression is some next level bliss. Is that a smile we see?

Little Kid Amazes Costco Shoppers With Piano Skills  The last thing you'd expect to get at Costco is a free concert. But for a few unsuspecting customers, that's exactly what happened. While shopping with his parents, a fedora rocking child name Felipe stopped at a piano in the store's musical instruments section and started breaking it down. Although nobody has confirmed his identity, his skills are not in question. A group of onlookers quickly gathered once they heard the young man's talent, and a few -- including Jonathan Velasquez -- even started recording videos while heperformed Vittorio Monti's 'Czardas.'The video was originally uploaded in 2011 and is recently making the viral rounds online. If you're anything like us, you'll be supremely impressed by this Costco concert.