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Two Men Catch Fire Near Ohio State as SAE Is Suspended
Two people catch fire, a crowd scrambles, and help comes…
Two people catch fire, a crowd scrambles, and help comes with nowhere near the urgency the situation demands. The disturbing footage now under investigation near Ohio State University is a brutal reminder that basic responsibility is not an optional extracurricular. According to WLT Report, Ohio State has placed Sigma Alpha Epsilon on interim suspension while authorities investigate. That is a confirmed administrative action, not a finding that the fraternity committed a crime or proof that the two people burning belonged to it. Warning: The footage is disturbing. https://rumble.com/embed/v7fzf7u/ The video shows one person's sweatpants burning before that person gets up and collides with or tackles another person, whose clothing also catches fire. Others eventually stomp at the flames and pull away burning clothing. Fox News reported that someone tried using a fire extinguisher, but it apparently did not work. Whatever preceded the recording, this was no moment for spectators. Human life takes priority over everything else, including whatever passes for entertainment in a crowd holding phones. Fox News reported that Columbus police believe the incident happened Saturday, November 7, in the 1900 block of Indianola Avenue. Police reportedly received no service call from that location that Saturday and learned about…
Fraternity Suspended After Video Shows Two Men Ablaze as Onlookers Laugh
Two young men caught fire near Ohio State University’s Columbus…
Judge Set $1,000 Domestic Violence Bail, Husband Now Charged With Murder
A California mother is dead, three children are being cared…
A California mother is dead, three children are being cared for by relatives and friends, and their father faces a murder charge. Months earlier, a judge had set his bail at $1,000 in a domestic violence case involving the same woman, despite objections from prosecutors. So much for the comfort of knowing authorities had already been alerted. According to Townhall, Thomas John Iovenitti allegedly killed his wife, Alisha Iovenitti, in front of their children, ages nine, nine, and 10. A restraining order was also in place. Those are the circumstances that make the earlier bail decision deserve serious scrutiny, not a bureaucratic shrug. https://twitter.com/nypost/status/2119603803561370074?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Concord police received a report around 8:50 p.m. on October 23 about a disturbance involving an armed man and a woman at a home on Panoramic Drive. Officers arrived and tried to contact the people inside, but nobody answered. Police eventually forced their way into the residence. Inside, they found both adults suffering from apparent stab wounds. Efforts to save Alisha were unsuccessful, and she was pronounced dead at the scene. Her husband was taken to a hospital in critical condition. Prosecutors have since charged Thomas Iovenitti with murder and dissuading a witness from reporting a…
Dad Who Sexually Assaulted Daughter Faces Release After Months, Report Says
Makayla Settles moved across the country expecting a fresh start,…
Report: School Aide Returned To Classrooms Days After Allegedly Killing Jogger
A young woman was fatally stabbed on a Brooklyn waterfront…
Lawsuit Alleges Google’s Gemini Helped 13-Year-Old Plan Suicide And Her Funeral
A school-issued Chromebook should help a child finish homework, not…

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