A female police officer in Uttarakhand recounts the terrifying ordeal of being attacked by a violent mob, who threw stones and attempted to set the house where they were hiding on fire, with the intent to burn them alive. Videos depict the police being cornered, while the District Magistrate clarified that the police did not provoke or harm anyone. The clashes in Haldwani resulted in two deaths and over 100 injuries after authorities demolished an illegal madrasa and mosque.
Eight teenagers, aged between 13 and 17, have been arrested on murder charges in connection with the death of 17-year-old Jonathan Lewis, who was beaten by a mob outside his high school in Las Vegas. The attack was reportedly over stolen wireless headphones and a marijuana vape pen. Videos of the incident circulated on social media and were used to identify the suspects. Police are still searching for two more suspects and have urged the public to assist in identifying them. Jonathan's father is seeking "deeper justice" and plans to establish a foundation to address youth violence issues.
A 17-year-old Las Vegas high school student, Jonathan Lewis, died after being severely beaten by a group of around 15 attackers outside his school. The victim's father expressed disappointment and called for a conversation around youth violence in the city. Police plan to charge several students involved in the assault, and the case is being investigated by the Las Vegas Metro Police Department's homicide unit. No arrests have been made yet.
A 17-year-old student from Rancho High School in Las Vegas died after being severely beaten by a group of around 15 attackers outside the school. The victim's father expressed disappointment and called for a conversation around youth violence in the city. Investigators plan to charge several students involved in the fight with murder. The case is being investigated by the Las Vegas Metro Police Department's homicide unit.
Over 700 Catholics gathered to celebrate Mass outside the burned St. Paul Catholic Church in Jaranwala, Pakistan, just four days after a mob of Islamist extremists destroyed over 30 churches and 800 homes. The mob attack was sparked by unverified accusations of blasphemy against two Christians. Despite the devastation, no Christians were reported killed, and many were able to flee their homes in time. The Christians in Jaranwala have responded to the crisis with bravery, holding Mass despite threats and cursing from some local Muslims. Pakistan's blasphemy laws and the country's disregard for religious rights have made the plight of Christians increasingly difficult.
A security guard, identified as Daniel Sandifer, was beaten to death by a group of seven to 11 men outside a nightclub in Los Angeles. The motive for the attack is unknown, and police have no suspects at this time. Sandifer, a father of two and his grandmother's primary caretaker, was working at the Dragonfly Hollywood nightclub when he was confronted and assaulted by the mob. He died from his injuries at the scene. The investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information is urged to contact the LAPD.
A nightclub security guard, identified as Daniel Sandifer, was beaten to death by a mob of 7 to 11 people outside the Dragonfly Hollywood nightclub in Los Angeles. The incident occurred after an altercation, and the group kicked and stomped the 32-year-old father of two, causing his death. The suspects fled the scene, and no arrests have been made. The LAPD is investigating the incident.
A good Samaritan who intervened to save a couple being brutally beaten during Chicago's "Teen Takeover" event has criticized Mayor Lori Lightfoot for "sugarcoating" the chaos. Lenora Dennis, who witnessed the attack, disagreed with Lightfoot's claim that the event "wasn't mayhem." Dennis urged community leaders, police, and citizens to work together to prevent such incidents from happening again. She also warned parents to monitor their children's social media activity, arguing that some of the city's youth have been "indoctrinated" to believe such actions are acceptable.
A good Samaritan who intervened to save a couple being brutally beaten during Chicago's "Teen Takeover" event has criticized Mayor Lori Lightfoot for "sugarcoating" the chaos. Lenora Dennis, who witnessed the attack, disagreed with Lightfoot's claim that the event "wasn't mayhem." Dennis urged community leaders, police, and citizens to work together to prevent similar situations from happening again. She also warned parents to monitor their children's social media activity, arguing that some of the city's youth have been "indoctrinated" to believe such actions are acceptable.
