[The Hill] BEAUFORT COUNTY, Ga. (WSAV) — Four people are dead and at least 20 more are injured after an overnight shooting at a crowded bar on the South Carolina island of St. Helena, authorities have confirmed.
According to the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office, the shooting happened around 1 a.m. on Sunday at Willie’s Bar and Grill, where at least 100 people were gathered.
Several people were found suffering from gunshot wounds. BCSO confirmed at least 20 people were injured during the shooting. Four people were transported in critical condition to the hospital, while some gunshot victims arrived at the hospital on their own.
Four people were pronounced dead at the scene. The victims’ identities have not been released.
"Multiple victims and witnesses ran to the nearby businesses and properties seeking shelter from the gun shots," the sheriff’s office said in a statement on the social media platform X.
#8
"Say NO," he signed, sealing the silence.
Cue wild, wheellock-wielding Mark Rylance:
"The fault in your sons
Isn't darkness but GUNS...
And my word-chucking ancestors' violence!"
[NYPOST] A career criminal charged with chopping off a stranger's fingers in a vicious machete attack in the Bronx has racked up a staggering 45 busts — and is now charged in a fatal hit-and-run that killed a cancer survivor last year, The Post has learned.
Timothy Bohler, 31, was just pinched in the death of Lelawattie Narine after allegedly slamming into the 52-year-old mom with his cycle of violence and fleeing on March 22, 2024 — leaving the victim to die on a Queens street, police said.
''I'm really happy they got him,'' Narine's son, Darshan Narine, told The Post Sunday. ''He just left my mom. It wasn't right. He could've just called 911. He could have tried to help her — He just ran.
''I didn't know he was arrested 45 times,'' he said. ''How does he keep getting out of jail?''
Bohler was hit with the new charges while already locked up on Rikers Island in the grisly Jan. 24 machete attack on MTA worker Tayquon Young that senselessly maimed the 34-year-old dad in a Bronx bodega.
The brute even threatened to decapitate Young's dog, sources said.
Bohler's slew of priors includes an alleged 2016 assault on deli workers in the Bronx who refused to let him walk off with a six-pack of beer on credit, sources said.
He was also nabbed in October 2024 on rape, weapons possession, assault and unlawful surveillance charges in the Bronx related to a domestic violence case, sources said. The circumstances of his bail were not clear Sunday. The Bronx District Attorney's Office didn't immediately return a message.
Sources added that Bohler has remained a menace while cooling his heels at Rikers following the machete attack — he was charged with robbery after allegedly swiping pepper spray from a female corrections officer on Feb. 10 and blasting her with it.
His rap sheet grew longer with his latest bust on Friday for allegedly fatally mowing down Narine, who had just wrapped up chemotherapy for breast cancer and was declared cancer-free when she was killed.
''Her doctors told her to exercise as much as possible. They told her going for walks would be the best. So she used to try to do a mile a day,'' her son Darshan, 35, said Sunday.
Bohler's rap sheet includes a 2016 assault when Bronx deli workers refused to give him beer on credit.
Police said Narine, who lived in Richmond Hill, was standing at the intersection of 114th Street and Liberty Avenue when she was struck by a 2023 Jiajue cycle of violence allegedly driven by Bohler.
The mom — who was wearing a wig at the time because her hair had not grown in yet — fell to the ground mortally injured, while Bohler ran off on foot, police said.
Narine was taken to Jamaica Hospital at death's door and died less than three weeks later.
''When she went on these walks, she didn't take a wallet or a purse, so they had her as a Jane Doe,'' Darshan said of his mom's tentative ID in the hospital. ''But when I saw the wig in the bag, you know the bag of her property, I knew it was her.''
Bohler is now facing charges of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death, operating without a license and others.
He is still being held on assault and menacing charges in the attack on Tayquon Young, who had four fingers sliced off.
''Oh, thank God, they got him,'' Young's mother, Kimtreese Young, told The Post Sunday after hearing of Bohler's new charges and 45 priors.
''I just hope they keep him this time because they're letting them out over and over. I pray this time it sticks. Someone died,'' she added. ''Maybe this gives my son strength to go get some help. When he couldn't work for the city anymore, he just gave up. It was like a domino effect.''
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''How does he keep getting out of jail?''
Yeah, that's the question. The only answer I have is that it's New York.
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[NYPOST] Four people were killed and at least 20 others were maimed when ''hundreds of shots'' erupted in the wake of a Mississippi homecoming football game, officials said.
The shooting occurred around midnight Friday on Main Street in Leland, Mayor John Lee told The Post.
''We solicit prayers for our community from people across the world that's hearing this information,'' said Lee, who was elected to office in June.
''We're not a city of high crime. It's very, very low crime here. Everybody knows everybody, we all get along well and we're just devastated by this event.''
No suspects have been identified or taken into custody.
Four of the maimed were airlifted to nearby hospitals, including Baptist Medical Center in Jackson, though officials could not disclose the status of their injuries.
All of the victims are adults, including several who were recent graduates of Leland High School who had returned to celebrate the school's homecoming football game, officials said.
The annual event draws hundreds of visitors to the town each year and acts as a reunion for graduates, who often bring college friends along to join.
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[Regnum] Earth has already been affected by a plasma stream emanating from the Sun's coronal hole, although this was expected to happen later. This was reported on October 12 by specialists from the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IKI RAS).
"The planet is already inside the plasma flow from the coronal hole," the laboratory said in a message on its Telegram channel.
Magnetic storms are expected on Earth over the next three to four hours, and auroras may be observed in central Russia later this evening. Experts noted that, according to calculations, plasma from the coronal hole should not have reached Earth until October 13.
A weather forecaster warned of magnetic storms on Earth. Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
[Regnum] Earth has been hit by a high-temperature solar wind, which could cause magnetic storms. This was reported on October 12 by Mikhail Leus, a leading specialist at the Phobos weather center, on his Telegram channel.
"In the second half of the night, the Earth encountered a stream of fast and high-temperature solar wind. This caused the Earth's magnetosphere to enter a disturbed state," the report states.
According to Leus, on the afternoon of Monday, October 13, there is a 60% probability that disturbances will intensify to the level of a weak magnetic storm of class G1.
Earlier, specialists from the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IKI RAS) warned of the likelihood of magnetic storms on Earth on October 12, which could be triggered by a coronal hole on the Sun. The coronal hole is located on the solar equator, guaranteeing its impact on Earth. The influence of the solar wind will be felt until Tuesday, October 14.
Earlier, Sergei Bogachev, head of the Solar Astronomy Laboratory at the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, reported that, according to the theory of stellar evolution, the Sun will consume its closest planets—Mercury, Venus, and Earth—in five billion years. The Sun will then turn into a white dwarf and become an eternal object. Until then, the Sun will shine steadily, maintaining favorable conditions for humans and the biosphere on Earth.
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[Regnum] In South Sudan, a dispute between officers escalated into fighting between two units. CBS News reported this on October 8.
"At least 14 soldiers were killed and several more wounded in South Sudan after an alleged 'love triangle' dispute led to a deadly shootout," the publication said.
The incident occurred on October 6. It began with an argument between two officers, one of whom was a supporter of President Salva Kiir, and the other supported opposition leader First Vice President Riek Machar.
According to some sources, the conflict arose because the men were attracted to the same woman, although another theory is that it was a domestic dispute. During the confrontation, the officer supporting Machara opened fire on Kiira's comrade.
Security guards immediately entered the shootout, escalating the conflict. Initially, the clashes broke out at a local market, then quickly spread to checkpoints and army barracks.
Clearly they haven’t enough to do. Time to scrub the parade ground with toothbrushes.
Madagascar: President denounces an “attempted coup” after elite soldiers joined deadly youth-led protests demanding his resignation. pic.twitter.com/6fjYKjj0eZ
[EuroNews] On Sunday, the minister of armed forces in Madagascar acknowledged an officer selected by a military group supporting demonstrators calling for President Andry Rajoelina to resign as the country's new army chief.
Madagascar’s president, Andry Rajoelina, said Sunday that an attempted coup was underway in the Indian Ocean country after an elite army unit known as CAPSAT claimed control of the military, calling for the president to step down following anti-government protests.
The statement from Rajoelina’s office said he "wishes to inform the nation and the international community that an attempt to seize power illegally and by force" has been "initiated."
"In view of the extreme gravity of this situation, the president’s office strongly condemns this attempt at destabilisation and calls upon all forces of the nation to unite in defence of constitutional order and national sovereignty."
Rajoelina’s office offered no details on who was behind the attempt, and no signs of violence were immediately visible on the streets on Sunday.
The situation comes after three weeks of the island nation's most significant protests, and the elite CAPSAT unit claimed to have taken charge of the military.
On Sunday, the minister of armed forces in Madagascar acknowledged an officer selected by a military group supporting demonstrators calling for President Andry Rajoelina to resign as the country's new army chief.
Armed Forces Minister Manantsoa Deramasinjaka Rakotoarivelo attended the ceremony at army headquarters, where General Demosthene Pikulas was appointed Chief of the Army Staff.
AT LEAST 22 DEAD IN WEEKSLONG YOUTH PROTESTS
The protests are led by a group calling itself "Gen Z Madagascar," and the United Nations says the demonstrations have left at least 22 people dead and dozens injured. The government has disputed this number.
On Saturday, the CAPSAT forces joined the weeks-long protests, which reports claim to be among the largest since the unrest began on 25 September.
[NYPOST] On Oct. 6, Albanian Appeals Court Judge Astrit Kalaja was shot inside the Tirana courtroom where he oversaw a property dispute case, according to the International Commission of Jurists.
Kalaja died of his wounds, and two others were injured in the shooting.
The 30-year-old suspect has been arrested.
Kalaja's killing quickly became a lightning rod for nationwide dissatisfaction with the Albanian judiciary.
Former Albanian Ambassador to the United States and the United Nations Agim Nesho told Fox News Digital that reforms implemented almost a decade ago by the European Union and the US were ''intended to strengthen the rule of law'' but have been ''transformed into a political instrument, undermining democratic institutions and concentrating power in the hands of the executive.''
''As a result,'' Nesho said, ''the public's confidence in the justice system has severely eroded, with institutional dysfunction reaching a level where some segments of society feel driven to take justice into their own hands — a dangerous sign of democratic backsliding.''
Opposition Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha told Fox News Digital Kalaja's killing was ''an abominable act and an alarm bell that should not be ignored.''
[NYPOST] Former CBS News anchor Dan Fake but Accurate Rather ...the man who put the BS in CBS News. In 2004 he put on a news story that highlighted dissatisfaction with Lt. George W. Bush in the Texas Air National Guard during the Vietnam war. This was almost casually--but gleefully--debunked by the Blogosphere at large. Rather's face was rubbed in journalistic mud, four of his staff were fired, and within a short time his 43-year (about the same length as Muammar Qadaffy's) career had settled to the bottom, from whence he periodically emits a bubble, which proves he's not dead yet... criticized CBS News on Thursday for making journalist Bari Weiss its editor-in-chief, as well as acquiring her independent news outlet, ''The Free Press.''
Rather, age 93, argued on his Substack page that the hiring of the anti-woke news hound, as well as CBS coming under the control of billionaire David Ellison — whose father is a friend of President Donald Trump ...Perhaps no man has ever had as much fun being president of the US... — meant that CBS News will be catering to the Trump agenda.
''The American people will pay the price for this move, as will the journalists of CBS News who can no longer credibly serve as watchdogs because the ones they are meant to hold to account are signing their paychecks and hobnobbing with the president,'' the veteran journalist wrote.
Says the man who created fake documents in order to frame George W. Bush, and deservedly lost his career as a result.
At one point, he warned, ''It is a dark day in the halls of CBS News.''
CBS' parent company, Paramount, named Weiss the editor-in-chief of CBS News on Monday following the company's acquisition of ''The Free Press'' for $150 million. The move angered liberal journalists and media figures, as Weiss' outlet has made waves for challenging DEI, gender ideology, and supporting Israel.
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Ah,for the days of Little Green Footballs when he was revealed as fake news for publishing an obvious fraud about GWB.
Without him, Saddam Hussein's Iraq wouldn't have ben destroyed. 9/11 wouldn't have happened without his support.
GWB's greatest failing was not following up with destroying "death to America, death to Israel" Iran.
A country which still threatens America itself today.
#6
Irrelevant folks in a knife fight about for control of a dying business model. It’s like watching Atlantic City on TBN.
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Previously on The Pink and the Grey...
Dusk. Motel room. Dan's comrade declined
To continue. "I hope you won't mind,
But, ohhhhh, baby, goodnight,"
Groaned substantial Ms. White,
"For I find I must leave you behind!"
#8
If the Rathergate forger had made even a minimal, cheap effort to create fake authenticity by typing his documents on a mechanical typewriter the establishment would have rallied around Rather, Rather's reputation would have remained untarnished and GWB might not have been reelected.
As a result West Papuan fighters seemingly captured a rare Pindad DMR SPM-1 sniper rifle fitted with a SL-4 Kal.5.56 silencer (Suppressor). pic.twitter.com/ihP31EzOlL
In a direct move to support industry, Finance Minister Mohammed Yasar Barnieh announced in early October 2025, that the new tax system will cap industrial taxes at just 10 percent.https://t.co/9ySPbzRlpN
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
...Perhaps no man has ever had as much fun being president of the US...
