All articles tagged with #dangerous
The cassowary, a large flightless bird native to Australia and New Guinea, is considered the most aggressive bird in the world due to its territorial nature, powerful dagger-like claws, and ability to cause serious injuries or fatalities in rare cases. Despite its natural defense mechanisms, it plays a vital ecological role, and humans are advised to keep a respectful distance to avoid conflict.
A mother and daughter in Texas were arrested in a sting operation for allegedly performing illegal butt injections without medical expertise, planning to charge $6,000 for the service. They were found with unlabeled injectables and medical equipment, and had allegedly provided a Xanax to relax a prospective customer. The pair were charged with practicing medicine without a license and have been released on bond with strict conditions. Illegal injections have previously resulted in deaths, leading to charges of murder and prison sentences.
An Amber Alert has been issued for a 10-month-old baby boy who was abducted by his father, Jeremy Albert Best, a homicide suspect considered heavily armed and dangerous. The mother, Kali Jean Randall, was found dead in their home in Victor, Idaho. Best, who is the biological father of the child, fled with the baby, and their whereabouts are currently unknown. Authorities are urging the public not to approach Best and to call 911 with any information.
An unnamed influencer's attempt to capture a stunning photo with a herd of horses in Cappadocia, Turkey, ended in disaster as she was trampled by one of the horses. The incident, captured on video and shared on Instagram, garnered millions of views and sparked criticism from online users who deemed the stunt dangerous and stupid. This is not the first time an influencer has risked their life for social media fame, as similar incidents have occurred with other individuals attempting risky photoshoots with animals.
Israel's move into Gaza is seen as a dangerous escalation in the ongoing conflict, marking a new phase in the war.
BuzzFeed readers shared 19 examples of things that are more dangerous than commonly believed, including sharing a bed with an infant, caffeine consumption, loneliness, crowds, piñatas, standing up when your foot is asleep, metal grill brushes, dogs in cars unsecured, natural gas, jet skis, cat bites, walking on a treadmill without using the safety belt clip, mosquitoes, metal rakes, germs, pumping gas, ice, tackle football for youths, and driving when tired.
CNN reporter David Culver joins Spain's annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, a dangerous and controversial tradition that has been around for over 400 years. The experience will be featured on "The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper" on CNN.
A convicted child sex offender, Tommy Wayne Boyd, escaped from a St. Louis County hospital on foot, prompting a manhunt. Boyd, serving a 30-year sentence for statutory sodomy, was being guarded by two corrections officers when he fled the building. Police have warned the public that he should be considered dangerous, and anyone with information should contact 911.
Experts warn against using laxatives as a weight loss method, especially as a substitute for the expensive and scarce weight-loss drug Ozempic. Laxatives are ineffective for sustained weight loss and can be dangerous, causing dehydration and electrolyte imbalances. The misuse of laxatives for weight loss has increased, particularly among teenagers. Instead, experts recommend maintaining a healthy weight through healthy eating patterns, regular exercise, and stress management.
The St. Louis County Police Department is searching for Tommy Wayne Boyd, a 45-year-old inmate who escaped custody at Mercy Hospital South. Boyd, who is serving a 30-year sentence for statutory sodomy, was last seen leaving the hospital on foot and should be considered dangerous. The police are conducting a search and have implemented lockout procedures in nearby schools. Residents are urged to be vigilant, and anyone with information is encouraged to contact the authorities.
A man in Kingston, Massachusetts, has been arrested for deliberately placing large rocks on a highway, causing damage to numerous vehicles over several months. Cameron Currier, 31, was charged with multiple counts of malicious damage to motor vehicles. The incidents occurred sporadically, mostly during darkness, along a heavily wooded and dark stretch of road. Detectives took over the investigation in June when the incidents increased in frequency and severity. The arrest was made after a detective witnessed Currier placing a rock on the road. The investigation is ongoing, and anyone who hit a rock on the highway during the specified period is urged to contact the police.
Alicia Navarro's mother, Jessica Nuñez, made an emotional plea to the public, asking them to "move on" from her daughter's sudden reappearance and warning that the public's "search for answers has taken a turn for the dangerous." Nuñez expressed gratitude for the support she has received but pleaded for an end to speculation and harassment, emphasizing that this is their real-life situation and her daughter's safety is at stake. Alicia Navarro, who went missing in 2019, recently walked into a Montana police station and requested to be taken off the missing persons list. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance and reappearance remain unclear.
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers criticizes President Biden's economic agenda, calling it "increasingly dangerous." Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) states that the global economy has proven resilient.
Authorities in Pennsylvania are conducting a manhunt for an escaped inmate, Michael Charles Burham, who is considered dangerous and has survivalist skills. Burham escaped from Warren County Prison by using exercise equipment to elevate himself and descending from the roof using tied-up bedsheets. He was being held on arson and burglary charges and was also a suspect in a homicide investigation. Law enforcement agencies are conducting an expanded search, and residents are urged to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
Authorities in Pennsylvania are searching for an escaped inmate, Michael Charles Burham, who is considered dangerous and has survivalist skills. Burham escaped from Warren County Prison by using exercise equipment to elevate himself and exiting through a metal gated roof. He was being held on arson and burglary charges and was a suspect in a homicide investigation. Law enforcement is conducting an extensive manhunt, utilizing various resources including K-9 units, drones, and aircraft. The public is urged to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity.