"BRITISH policing has lost its way" – the opening words of a damning new report on how an increasingly woke police force is damaging public confidence. I would go further: British policing has lost its mind. 
SWNSPolice officers pictured dancing the Macarena at the Lincoln Pride Festival last week '/ ' The new report by the influential think-tank Policy Exchange calls on the service to get back to basics. It claims there is too little leadership, an abandonment of the core principles of policing, and that some crimes such as burglary and theft have effectively been decriminalised. This is a sentiment the Government claims is strongly shared by Home Secretary Priti Patel. She agrees that "traditional policing and making our streets safer" should be the priority for officers. Tough-on-crime platitudes are all well and good but policing priorities have strayed so far from where they should be that the Home Secretary should send out a search party for the values and principles which once underpinned our police force. Impartiality has been eroded and public confidence is on a knife edge in spite of police funding continuing to increase. In 2015, overall funding was £12billion. Over the next year, policing will receive £17billion, including a seven per cent boost on last year. Most read in News 'HE'S A MONSTER' Marine 'may be SERIAL STRANGLER,' victim's mom warns as dark past revealed SCHOOL STABBING High school on alert after attack leaves student dead & another hurt parent warning Mom & baby kidnapped from Target while putting groceries into their vehicle TRAGIC END Girl, 14, shot dead while making TikTok video as witnesses reveal horror details BIG BLAZE Fire forces evacuation of 400 homes as flames burn 4,200 acres and close highway rough justice Retired cop who spent years hunting daughter's 'killer' makes chilling wish But while funding is going up, this new Policy Exchange report shows confidence in the force is plummeting. According to YouGov, the number of people who think the police are doing a good job has fallen from 70 per cent in July 2019 to 52 per cent just three years later. In the capital, the situation is worse. The Mayor's own data shows that fewer than half of Londoners think the police are doing a good job there. On top of this, recent polling by news website CapX found that nearly double the number of people agree that "the police are more interested in being woke than solving crimes" than disagreed. What a damning indictment of how identity politics has infiltrated our forces. We are paying for criminal justice and getting too much social justice. The mere presence of a bobby was once enough to strike fear into the hearts of local criminals. Now the police are more likely to send criminals into fits of laughter as they parade around in rainbow-painted cars, preoccupied with pronouns and offensive tweets. When officers took the knee at a BLM demonstration in 2020 to prove they were "anti-racist", you'd have thought the public backlash sent a strong message: With so much crime around, we want arrests, not activism. The way to actually show that black lives matter is to stop black kids stabbing each other in the streets — something the police cannot get a handle on. But it didn't stop at race. ...Unfazed officers' Over the past two years, rarely a month has gone by when officers haven't been pictured parading around like activists, clearly unfazed by much of the public now seeing them as a national embarrassment. Police teams were pictured clad in rainbow hats and LGBTQ+ face paint, dancing the Macarena at the Lincoln Pride Festival last week. Any passer-by would have been forgiven for thinking they were walking past a children's birthday party. Then there's the absurd amount of police resources wasted recording so-called "non-crime" hate incidents. This is where anything is said or done to someone which the person perceives has happened because of their race or another protected characteristic. The number of such incidents recorded by police runs into six figures. But they don't even meet the threshold of being crimes. The police continue to waste time dealing with issues which are offensive, but not offences. Over the past few years, our bobbies have stood by as public statues have been torn down by activist mobs, as neanderthal climate catastrophists have glued themselves to things and blocked roads, and turned up at people's doors for "offensive" tweets they posted. They've become less a police force and more a police farce. We need whoever is the Home Secretary this time next week, when a new Prime Minister is chosen, to ensure the Conservatives live up to their claim of being the "party of law and order". If they don't, we might as well get used to the nickname "lawless Britain" — because that's exactly what policing in this country is ensuring we'll become. Why I can't bare to go to Carnival NOTTING Hill Carnival took place over the bank holiday weekend. Dating back to the 1960s, it's a two million-strong congregation of revellers celebrating Caribbean culture. 
SplashNotting Hill Carnival took place over the bank holiday weekend '/ ' Although the vast majority of attendees are well-behaved and decent, common scenes include scantily clad girls twerking and dubious young men on the prowl. Sadly, there is also violence. This year, that entailed a murder, six stabbings, 74 injured policemen and women and more than 200 arrests (including 33 for possession of weapons). Should it be any surprise, then, that I have no interest in going to the carnival? It's assumed that just because I'm young and black that this is "my scene", and that I'm a prude and killjoy for shunning the event. The thing is, I quite like not being surrounded by drunk, rowdy, sweaty, half-naked adolescents; I quite like not going home smelling of second-hand cannabis; and I quite like not having to look over my shoulder for fear of being assaulted. Meg's ego is raging IF someone said I was so clever I reminded them of Albert Einstein, or so divine I was like Jesus, I'd take the compliment, but would I go around boasting about it? Absolutely not – because I'm not a raging narcissist. 
GettyMeghan Markle has boasted South Africans have likened her impact on public life to that of Nelson Mandela '/ ' Meghan Markle clearly has no such narcissism filter. In a new round of painfully cringeworthy interviews, she has boasted that South Africans have likened her impact on public life to that of Nelson Mandela. Except one is a freedom fighter who spent 27 years in a tiny prison cell for fighting apartheid. Another is an opportunist who has spent years basking in self-pity as she lives a dream life as a duchess in a Californian mansion. Slightly different. If mass public condemnation doesn't shame Meghan into realising how ludicrous that was, this should: Nelson Mandela's own grandson has criticised Markle, saying her legacy is nothing like the great freedom fighter's. The fact Meghan even needs this saying is yet another reason in a long list why she needs to really take some lessons in how to not be such a deluded egomaniac. ...Prints to the rescue WHEN the plan was announced to send male asylum seekers crossing the Channel for processing in Rwanda, I said it could be a stroke of genius as far as deterrents go. "Could" was the key word, as the plan would inevitably face backlash, outcry and legal challenges before the planes even warmed up on the Tarmac. 
AFPBetween 50 and 60 per cent of migrants crossing the Channel are Albanian '/ ' I've lost faith in the Rwanda plan ever getting off the ground, adding to my woes about a hopeless Home Office. But, credit where credit is due – the Home Secretary has hatched another plan which looks hopeful. After it revealed that between 50 and 60 per cent of migrants crossing the Channel were Albanian and therefore not fleeing a war-torn country, the Home Office has said it will draft in Albanian police to help. They will cross-check migrants' fingerprints with Albanian criminal databases – and identify and swiftly deport those migrants with sketchy records not "conducive to the public good". Perhaps similar piece-meal deals with other nations might work better than the grand Rwanda plan. At this point, the British people will take any small win over nothing, because precisely nothing is what has been happening for far too long. Life for Olivia's gunman POLICE are yet to find the killer of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel, who tragically died after a gunman forced his way into her Liverpool home last week and fatally shot her as he chased another convict. Police believe the incident may be linked to gang violence. I cannot see how, once Olivia's killer is eventually found, anything other than a whole life term can be justified. I fear the day her killer is brought to justice and those dreaded sentencing words "life with a minimum of" are read out. The bare minimum her poor family deserves is to know that whoever did this will never ever be allowed out of prison. We already hand down abysmally short sentences for those who hurt and kill children. Surely justice can only be served when people who kill innocent children are locked up for life. Titanic error for Leo YOU will seldom meet a woman who has not at some point had a huge crush on Titanic heart-throb Leonardo DiCaprio. So many ladies will welcome the news he is now on the market after splitting with his latest model girlfriend Camila Morrone. 
Splash NewsLeo DiCaprio is single after splitting with his latest model girlfriend '/ ' Read More on The Sun 
LUST FOR MURDER I had baby with 'world's worst' serial killer - he's 40 years older than me However, if your birth year begins with a 19, you can forget it – because the 47-year-old has never publicly dated a woman aged over 25. I can't be the only one who thinks Leo's dating pattern is slightly creepy. He might like to consider that the reason he has a catalogue of failed relationships is because all his girlfriends look so young they would be asked for ID trying to buy a set of cutlery.
SWNSPolice officers pictured dancing the Macarena at the Lincoln Pride Festival last week '/ ' The new report by the influential think-tank Policy Exchange calls on the service to get back to basics. It claims there is too little leadership, an abandonment of the core principles of policing, and that some crimes such as burglary and theft have effectively been decriminalised. This is a sentiment the Government claims is strongly shared by Home Secretary Priti Patel. She agrees that "traditional policing and making our streets safer" should be the priority for officers. Tough-on-crime platitudes are all well and good but policing priorities have strayed so far from where they should be that the Home Secretary should send out a search party for the values and principles which once underpinned our police force. Impartiality has been eroded and public confidence is on a knife edge in spite of police funding continuing to increase. In 2015, overall funding was £12billion. Over the next year, policing will receive £17billion, including a seven per cent boost on last year. Most read in News 'HE'S A MONSTER' Marine 'may be SERIAL STRANGLER,' victim's mom warns as dark past revealed SCHOOL STABBING High school on alert after attack leaves student dead & another hurt parent warning Mom & baby kidnapped from Target while putting groceries into their vehicle TRAGIC END Girl, 14, shot dead while making TikTok video as witnesses reveal horror details BIG BLAZE Fire forces evacuation of 400 homes as flames burn 4,200 acres and close highway rough justice Retired cop who spent years hunting daughter's 'killer' makes chilling wish But while funding is going up, this new Policy Exchange report shows confidence in the force is plummeting. According to YouGov, the number of people who think the police are doing a good job has fallen from 70 per cent in July 2019 to 52 per cent just three years later. In the capital, the situation is worse. The Mayor's own data shows that fewer than half of Londoners think the police are doing a good job there. On top of this, recent polling by news website CapX found that nearly double the number of people agree that "the police are more interested in being woke than solving crimes" than disagreed. What a damning indictment of how identity politics has infiltrated our forces. We are paying for criminal justice and getting too much social justice. The mere presence of a bobby was once enough to strike fear into the hearts of local criminals. Now the police are more likely to send criminals into fits of laughter as they parade around in rainbow-painted cars, preoccupied with pronouns and offensive tweets. When officers took the knee at a BLM demonstration in 2020 to prove they were "anti-racist", you'd have thought the public backlash sent a strong message: With so much crime around, we want arrests, not activism. The way to actually show that black lives matter is to stop black kids stabbing each other in the streets — something the police cannot get a handle on. But it didn't stop at race. ...Unfazed officers' Over the past two years, rarely a month has gone by when officers haven't been pictured parading around like activists, clearly unfazed by much of the public now seeing them as a national embarrassment. Police teams were pictured clad in rainbow hats and LGBTQ+ face paint, dancing the Macarena at the Lincoln Pride Festival last week. Any passer-by would have been forgiven for thinking they were walking past a children's birthday party. Then there's the absurd amount of police resources wasted recording so-called "non-crime" hate incidents. This is where anything is said or done to someone which the person perceives has happened because of their race or another protected characteristic. The number of such incidents recorded by police runs into six figures. But they don't even meet the threshold of being crimes. The police continue to waste time dealing with issues which are offensive, but not offences. Over the past few years, our bobbies have stood by as public statues have been torn down by activist mobs, as neanderthal climate catastrophists have glued themselves to things and blocked roads, and turned up at people's doors for "offensive" tweets they posted. They've become less a police force and more a police farce. We need whoever is the Home Secretary this time next week, when a new Prime Minister is chosen, to ensure the Conservatives live up to their claim of being the "party of law and order". If they don't, we might as well get used to the nickname "lawless Britain" — because that's exactly what policing in this country is ensuring we'll become. Why I can't bare to go to Carnival NOTTING Hill Carnival took place over the bank holiday weekend. Dating back to the 1960s, it's a two million-strong congregation of revellers celebrating Caribbean culture. SplashNotting Hill Carnival took place over the bank holiday weekend '/ ' Although the vast majority of attendees are well-behaved and decent, common scenes include scantily clad girls twerking and dubious young men on the prowl. Sadly, there is also violence. This year, that entailed a murder, six stabbings, 74 injured policemen and women and more than 200 arrests (including 33 for possession of weapons). Should it be any surprise, then, that I have no interest in going to the carnival? It's assumed that just because I'm young and black that this is "my scene", and that I'm a prude and killjoy for shunning the event. The thing is, I quite like not being surrounded by drunk, rowdy, sweaty, half-naked adolescents; I quite like not going home smelling of second-hand cannabis; and I quite like not having to look over my shoulder for fear of being assaulted. Meg's ego is raging IF someone said I was so clever I reminded them of Albert Einstein, or so divine I was like Jesus, I'd take the compliment, but would I go around boasting about it? Absolutely not – because I'm not a raging narcissist. GettyMeghan Markle has boasted South Africans have likened her impact on public life to that of Nelson Mandela '/ ' Meghan Markle clearly has no such narcissism filter. In a new round of painfully cringeworthy interviews, she has boasted that South Africans have likened her impact on public life to that of Nelson Mandela. Except one is a freedom fighter who spent 27 years in a tiny prison cell for fighting apartheid. Another is an opportunist who has spent years basking in self-pity as she lives a dream life as a duchess in a Californian mansion. Slightly different. If mass public condemnation doesn't shame Meghan into realising how ludicrous that was, this should: Nelson Mandela's own grandson has criticised Markle, saying her legacy is nothing like the great freedom fighter's. The fact Meghan even needs this saying is yet another reason in a long list why she needs to really take some lessons in how to not be such a deluded egomaniac. ...Prints to the rescue WHEN the plan was announced to send male asylum seekers crossing the Channel for processing in Rwanda, I said it could be a stroke of genius as far as deterrents go. "Could" was the key word, as the plan would inevitably face backlash, outcry and legal challenges before the planes even warmed up on the Tarmac. AFPBetween 50 and 60 per cent of migrants crossing the Channel are Albanian '/ ' I've lost faith in the Rwanda plan ever getting off the ground, adding to my woes about a hopeless Home Office. But, credit where credit is due – the Home Secretary has hatched another plan which looks hopeful. After it revealed that between 50 and 60 per cent of migrants crossing the Channel were Albanian and therefore not fleeing a war-torn country, the Home Office has said it will draft in Albanian police to help. They will cross-check migrants' fingerprints with Albanian criminal databases – and identify and swiftly deport those migrants with sketchy records not "conducive to the public good". Perhaps similar piece-meal deals with other nations might work better than the grand Rwanda plan. At this point, the British people will take any small win over nothing, because precisely nothing is what has been happening for far too long. Life for Olivia's gunman POLICE are yet to find the killer of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel, who tragically died after a gunman forced his way into her Liverpool home last week and fatally shot her as he chased another convict. Police believe the incident may be linked to gang violence. I cannot see how, once Olivia's killer is eventually found, anything other than a whole life term can be justified. I fear the day her killer is brought to justice and those dreaded sentencing words "life with a minimum of" are read out. The bare minimum her poor family deserves is to know that whoever did this will never ever be allowed out of prison. We already hand down abysmally short sentences for those who hurt and kill children. Surely justice can only be served when people who kill innocent children are locked up for life. Titanic error for Leo YOU will seldom meet a woman who has not at some point had a huge crush on Titanic heart-throb Leonardo DiCaprio. So many ladies will welcome the news he is now on the market after splitting with his latest model girlfriend Camila Morrone. Splash NewsLeo DiCaprio is single after splitting with his latest model girlfriend '/ ' Read More on The Sun LUST FOR MURDER I had baby with 'world's worst' serial killer - he's 40 years older than me However, if your birth year begins with a 19, you can forget it – because the 47-year-old has never publicly dated a woman aged over 25. I can't be the only one who thinks Leo's dating pattern is slightly creepy. He might like to consider that the reason he has a catalogue of failed relationships is because all his girlfriends look so young they would be asked for ID trying to buy a set of cutlery. 
bySator Tenet
in
1:20 PM
US Politics | Cops dancing the Macarena … is proof that British policing has lost its mind
"BRITISH policing has lost its way" – the opening words of a damning new report on how an increasingly woke police force is damagi...
APNauman Hussain, 31, (pictured) broke down in court as his plea deal was rejected '/ ' 
Hussain will now go on trial for the deaths of 20 people after one of his company's limos crashedFacebook 
Axel Steenburg (left) rented out the limo for his wife Amy's (right) 30th birthday partyFacebook The limo driver, 17 passengers, and two bystanders outside of the car died from the accident that happened in upstate New York in the town of Schoharie. Nauman Hussain, 31, the boss of Prestige Limousine, appeared before a judge on Wednesday and pleaded guilty to 20 counts of criminally negligent homicide. He already pleaded guilty to these charges in September of 2021 and has been serving a year of interim probation. Read more on car crashes 
'mental collapse' Nurse, 37, 'suffered frightening breakdown before killing 6 in crash' 
MEG-A DROP US has 'all eyes on Kate' as Meghan's popularity drops after bombshell interview Hussain was supposed to be formally sentenced to five years of probation and 1,000 hours of community service on Wednesday. According to his plea deal, Hussain is also prohibited from owning, operating, or working for any commercial transportation business and his probation will not be terminated early. This agreement would've assured a resolution in a case that would have faced an uncertain outcome if it went to a trial with a jury, according to lawyers from both sides. ...FUNDAMENTALLY FLAWED' However, the judge on Wednesday decided to reject the plea deal, which caught lawyers and victims' relatives off-guard. State Supreme Court Justice Peter Lynch who rejected the deal, called the agreement ...fundamentally flawed.... Most read in The US Sun BALENCI-ODD-A Kardashian fans spot 'missing' body part in Kim's new Balenciaga ad MORNING MADNESS GMA fans divided as hosts George & Michael reveal on-set 'arguing' EXTRA CASH I earn up to $720 a day with my side hustle and I don't have to talk to anyone 'mental collapse' Nurse, 37, 'suffered frightening breakdown before killing 6 in crash' PRICE HIKE I was 'ripped off' at the Walmart self-checkout - what to watch out for CHECK PLEASE Surprise bonus payments worth up to $1,658 going out to Americans Hussain was also initially charged with 20 counts of second-degree manslaughter. A state Department of Transportation out-of-service sticker was put on the limo a month before the crash, which state police recovered from Hussain's car after his arrest. Prosecutors argued that Hussain took the sticker off the limo so that he could still use the vehicle for limo rentals. State police said the limo should've been taken out of service because of brake issues that were found in an inspection a month before the crash. It was Judge Lynch's understanding that Hussain's action showed he knew of the risk that the limousine had to others and only pleading guilty to criminally negligent homicide did not reflect that. Lynch called the deal "completely disingenuous and unacceptable to this court." HUSSAIN'S DEFENSE Defense attorney Chad Seigel was taken aback by the judge's decision. He told the Associated Press that the defense team was "shocked" and that the judge's move was "unheard of." Seigel also said after the hearing that the sticker had "absolutely nothing to do with defective brakes.... Hussain's lawyers said that their client tried to maintain the limo and followed what state officials and a repair shop, that inspected the vehicle, said to him. However, the District Attorney's office said that Hussain allowed people to ride in the limo despite receiving "multiple notices of violations" from the state and being told that the repairs were inadequate. While the National Transportation Safety Board said that the crash was likely caused by the company's "egregious disregard for safety... that resulted in the brake failure, ineffective state oversight also contributed. HEARTBROKEN FAMILIES Family members of the victims were happily surprised by the judgment made, which was a bitter-sweet moment. "I can't even put into words how I feel. Totally unexpected. Thank God," Jill Richardson-Perez, the mother of limo crash victim Matthew Coons, told AP. "I'm in a better place now," she said. ...My son, my baby boy, was killed in a limo while trying to be safe,... Beth Muldoon, the mother of Adam Jackson, 34, who died alongside his wife, Abigail King Jackson, told FOX. The couple, who left behind two young children, had hopped in the stretch limo with the large group to avoid drinking and driving. ...Every day I try to wrap my head around this impossible situation,... Sheila McGarvey, whose son Shane McGowan, 30, and his wife, Erin, were killed in the crash, told the outlet. The families "have a hope for a bit of justice to be served in the future, where we didn't have any justice served in the past,... Kevin Cushing, whose son Patrick died in the crash, told AP. Axel Steenburg rented the limo for his wife Amy's 30th birthday. The group who attended ranged from ages 24 to 34 and included Axel's brother, Amy's three sisters and two of their husbands, and close friends. Once the limo's brakes failed, the vehicle blew through a stop sign and crashed into a small ravine. COMING BACK FOR MORE "Collectively, we made a decision that it would be in the best of all involved — not only our client but the members of the community — to put this matter behind them.... ...A little monkey wrench was thrown in that," Seigel said. "So the judge forced our hand and we're ready for trial." Judge Lynch gave Hussain the option of accepting a jail sentence of 16 months to four years or withdrawing his guilty plea. The defense decided to withdraw Hussain's guilty plea and will appear in court on September 14. Hussain will go out on bail, however, he will be subject to GPS monitoring. Read More on The US Sun 
'HE'S A MONSTER' Marine 'may be SERIAL STRANGLER,' victim's mom warns as dark past revealed 
GRUESOME SCENE Horror pics show bloody scene after woman, 25, shot dead while walking home District Attorney Susan Mallery left court without commenting, AP reported. Hussain declined to comment after the hearing, the outlet said. 
You Tube/ANISix people from the same family drowned in the Ramdaha waterfall's pool '/ ' 
You Tube/ANIA rescue mission was launched to find the seven member of the family '/ ' Upon arrival, two sisters, Shraddha and Shweta Singh, 14 and 22, entered the water to take a selfie but the teen quickly got into trouble after losing her footing, witnesses said. Other members of the family, including their bother Himanshu Singh, 18, their cousin Rishabh Singh, 24 and his wife Sulekha Singh, 22, jumped in holding hands to try and rescue the sisters. Brothers Abhay Singh, 22, and Ratnesh Singh, 26, also got into the plunge pool to help on Sunday. But within moments of jumping in to save Shraddha and Shweta, their relatives all began drowning in deep water, witnesses said. READ MORE IN WORLD NEWS 
POOL TRAGEDY 'Ray of sunshine' girl, 14, dies after suffering seizure while swimming 
HORROR DEATHS Mom 'kills her 2 kids & keeps their decomposing bodies in bed for TWO WEEKS' Bystanders alerted the authorities, and officers began a search and rescue mission with the help of divers from the State Disaster Emergency Relief Force (SDERF). Tragically, the bodies of three persons were retrieved on Sunday evening, while three other bodies were recovered on Monday morning, officials confirmed. Only Sulekha, from Madhya Pradesh, was pulled out alive. Police sent the bodies for autopsy before they were handed to their relatives, Korea District Magistrate Kuldeep Sharma told Times of India. Sulekha's condition is reported to be critical and she is undergoing treatment in hospital. Police claimed the visitors had ventured into waterfall pool despite a caution signboard placed at the picnic spot urging people not to bathe in the water. Most read in US News 'HE'S A MONSTER' Marine 'may be SERIAL STRANGLER,' victim's mom warns as dark past revealed parent warning Mom & baby kidnapped from Target while putting groceries into their vehicle TRAGIC END Girl, 14, shot dead while making TikTok video as witnesses reveal horror details rough justice Retired cop who spent years hunting daughter's 'killer' makes chilling wish PRISON TIME Limo boss sobs as plea deal rejected after 20 killed in brake failure crash NIGHTMARE SCENE Horror cries of man as he was stung by bees 20,000 TIMES & swallowed 30 This tragic incident comes less than six months after three young men, from Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh, drowned in the same spot. Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Shivraj Singh Chouhan at the time expressed grief over the incident, which also happened during a picnic. 
You Tube/ANIRescuers managed to pull Sulekha Singh out alive '/ ' 
GoogleRamdaha waterfall is a popular spot known for its picturesque landscape '/ ' 
Twitter/@rev_sunshine23Flames spewed off of the Peachtree, Georgia Walmart during the allegedly intentionally-set fire on August 24 '/ ' 
TikTokThe store was left covered in soot while many beloved products were left as nothing but dust '/ ' The young woman was arrested and charged as cops say evidence suggested she set the fire in the Peachtree, Georgia Walmart location. Eyewitnesses told authorities what they saw in the store during the crime. Though servers were damaged in the fire, investigators were able to recover surveillance footage, and the adolescent became the primary suspect in the crime, according to CBS. She was arrested when police obtained a search warrant for the girl's home on Tuesday. READ MORE CRIME 
'CALLOUS' RESPONSE Search launched for remaining 4 bodies in arson attack that killed 32 
DUMPSTER FIRE Protester 'set dumpster ablaze that was pushed next to police building' The still-unnamed girl allegedly admitted her crime to authorities and remains in juvenile detention. Terrifying photos of the August 24 fire continued to surface as well. It took the Peachtree City Fire Department hours to fight the flames that photos show resulted in charred shelves. One photo shows huge, bright flames spewing off paper goods. Most read in The US Sun BALENCI-ODD-A Kardashian fans spot 'missing' body part in Kim's new Balenciaga ad MORNING MADNESS GMA fans divided as hosts George & Michael reveal on-set 'arguing' EXTRA CASH I earn up to $720 a day with my side hustle and I don't have to talk to anyone 'mental collapse' Nurse, 37, 'suffered frightening breakdown before killing 6 in crash' PRICE HIKE I was 'ripped off' at the Walmart self-checkout - what to watch out for CHECK PLEASE Surprise bonus payments worth up to $1,658 going out to Americans Products were turned to dust and the entire store looked to be covered in layers of soot, according to the photos released online by Peachtree authorities. ...Three responding police officers that went inside the building to ensure everyone was evacuated suffered smoke inhalation injuries,... Peachtree's police department and fire squad said in a statement on their joint Facebook. Those officers were treated and released from Fayette Piedmont Hospital later in the evening.... The statement notes that the sprinkler system in the store ...did function as designed.... Nobody was seriously injured in the intentionally-set fire that caused the building to nearly crumble. At one point, the store's roof started to collapse, firefighters said. ...The structural members from the roof began to collapse on them, so the decision was made to back out and the incident commander made the decision to go defensive and fight the fire from the outside of the building,... Peachtree City Fire Department Assistant Chief Wil Harbin said. Walmart provided a statement to The U.S. Sun, saying they're still ...assessing overall losses.... ...We're grateful to local emergency crews for their quick response Wednesday night. All associates have been accounted for and are safe with no injuries reported. We'll continue working with police and fire personnel and are referring all questions to them,... the statement reads. Read More on The US Sun 
A Department of Environmental Protection worker in The Bronx discovered a baby's legABC7NY 
The employee found possible human remains on a sewage conveyor beltABC7NY 
The New York Police Department arrived to the scene on Wednesday morningABC7NY The possible human remains appear to be a leg from the knee down, sources told the New York Post. A different source told the outlet that the leg may belong to a baby. The NYPD is waiting for a medical examiner to confirm whether the remains are human and belong to a child. The case is currently being investigated at the 41st precinct in The Bronx. crime 
SHOCK FIND Mystery as pastor's body in van leads cops to bloody scene 5 miles away 
HORROR FIND Heartbreaking details after teacher is murdered & daughter, 5, finds her body The U.S. Sun has reached out to the NYPD for comment. A similar incident occurred in 2019 in Manhattan. A crew of Verizon workers was preparing to work on utility lines when they found a dead body inside a manhole, The New York Times reported. They were hit with a foul smell when they removed the cover of the manhole. Most read in Uncategorized 'HE'S A MONSTER' Marine 'may be SERIAL STRANGLER,' victim's mom warns as dark past revealed SAMMI'S RETURN? Jersey Shore alum Sammi 'Sweetheart' drops a major clue she is returning SO ADORA-BOO Kylie fans think she revealed son's name & predict when she will announce it WHERE DID THEY KHLO? Khloe fans mourn her 'missing' curves after she shows off thin thighs PLANE MAD Woman shares clever plane meal hack - but people are divided KID YOU NOT Man splits opinion after refusing to swap plane seats with 8-year-old girl The workers were shocked to find the decomposing body. Investigators had uncovered surveillance video, and it showed a man stumbling over the barriers and falling into the manhole. Police believed that the workers did not know the man was inside when they closed up the manhole. Read More on The US Sun 
GettyMikhail Gorbachev went a very long way in his life. Not just in becoming the most powerful man in Russia, but in his own political journey '/ ' It was one of the most significant personal political journeys of the 20th Century – a shift in belief that meant East and West could try to understand each other again. Without Gorbachev, the Cold War might still be rumbling on. Yet those who came after him did not appreciate him. The manner in which the USSR fell apart was pinned on him, and his latest successor, Vladimir Putin, blamed him for nearly everything. Read more on Mikhail Gorbachev 
TREVOR KAVANAGH Mikhail Gorbachev's valiant quest was torn to shreds by evil Vladimir Putin 
GORBACHEV GONE Gorbachev melted Cold War but died despairing at Putin's invasion of Ukraine Indeed, Putin blamed Gorbachev alongside Tsar Nicholas II for Russia's "humiliation", something he felt it was his destiny to reverse. There is something tragic about Gorbachev's life. He made a leap of faith, and while it worked for some, it did not help the lives of enough. The grand theft of the country's resources in the 1990s and the rise of the oligarchs were seen as the inevitable results of "capitalism". Putin is among those to have gained most from the theft – he is one of the world's richest men. But it is what Gorbachev had to witness in his last years that is most tragic. Most read in The US Sun BALENCI-ODD-A Kardashian fans spot 'missing' body part in Kim's new Balenciaga ad MORNING MADNESS GMA fans divided as hosts George & Michael reveal on-set 'arguing' EXTRA CASH I earn up to $720 a day with my side hustle and I don't have to talk to anyone 'mental collapse' Nurse, 37, 'suffered frightening breakdown before killing 6 in crash' PRICE HIKE I was 'ripped off' at the Walmart self-checkout - what to watch out for CHECK PLEASE Surprise bonus payments worth up to $1,658 going out to Americans He tried to make his country free only to see it return to tyranny. He tried to make peace only to see his successor make war. His legacy has not yet been undone, but he must have wondered if it had. 
A fire at a Burger King in the Orlando International Airport prompted evacuations Wednesday Videos from the scene showed terrified passengers running through the smoke-filled terminal. The Orlando International Airport initially tweeted that the fire department was investigating the source of the fire. ...Travelers may be advised to move from their gate area while they investigate this situation,... the airport wrote. One bystander shared wild footage of people walking around with masks on in the haze. read more sun stories 
DRAGGED TO HER DEATH Baggage handler 'scalped' after her hair got trapped in conveyor belt 
DEADLY BLAZE Toddlers, ages 2 and 4, die in house fire after child found cigarette lighter One passenger said they feared cancellations would occur due to the fire, which they claimed had already caused major back ups and delays. The airport later said that the fire had been extinguished but smoke may remain an issue. ...Waiting for clearance at this time, so operations can resume at Airside 4,... the airport tweeted. Read More on The US Sun 