SenselessIdiot:
Very wonderful. Our future shekau.
May Allah continue to protect that 3 year old kid so he would grow up and become more powerful than shekau to eliminate all the afonjas and Igbos in our country.

Lol.. Amen

https://www.trended.com.ng/2018/03/3-years-old-boy-accidentally-shot-9.html

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3 Years Old Boy accidentally shot 9-year-old cousin in Chicago

Chicago Police say a three-year-old boy accidentally shot his 9-year-old cousin in the arm with a gun he'd found in a residence. Police say the girl is in good condition in a nearby hospital.

The Chicago Tribune reports that the shooting happened Saturday morning on the city's West side. The girl's parents took her to a local hospital, CBS Chicago reports. Authorities say her condition was stabilized.

Police have confirmed that the shooting occurred but they have not provided details. Nor did they release any information about the weapon the child used.

princepeter566:
No matter how tired I am, seeing BUHARI on TV always give me d strength to get up and change d channel..

Lol

https://www.trended.com.ng/2018/03/newborn-dies-after-surgeon-operated-on.html

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A two-day-old baby died after a surgeon carried out a risky operation to ‘prove a point’, an inquest heard.

Paul Mitchelhill was born with a condition that could have been treated with a ‘safer’ option as there was no imminent danger.

But Emmanuel Towuaghanste, 62, performed a needless high-risk procedure when the premature infant was only hours old.

An expert witness suggested the locum, who had been in the job for a month, was trying to ‘prove a point’ by carrying out the surgery.

The doctor didn’t even bother to consult the child’s parents. And as intensive care colleagues became increasingly worried about the baby’s worsening health, he ignored them.

By the time he did act it was too late and the child died of complications a day later. Yesterday devastated parents – Irene Mitchelhill, 33, a broker, and her 37-year-old husband Paul, a lawyer – described the horror of their son ‘arriving home in a coffin’. The couple, from Carlisle, Cumbria, said in a statement: ‘We came home without our son, having only held him for the first time as he was dying.

‘We faced the horror of losing our first baby boy and the trauma of him arriving home in a coffin.’ The surgeon – known as Mr Towu – was said to have shown ‘no remorse’ after the tragedy at Newcastle’s Great North Children’s Hospital in October 2013.

Police launched a manslaughter investigation on the basis he had been grossly negligent, but no criminal action was taken.

The inquest also heard there was a huge gap in his surgical record because he had not bothered to keep a logbook – a requirement of the Royal College of Surgeons.

The most recent record was in 2000 – but he said he lost it in a house move. Although Mr Towu said he had carried out or been involved in the same type of operation up to 26 times in his 32-year career, police found no evidence to support his claims.

Paul was born with a condition that causes the internal organs to grow in the umbilical cord and end up in a sack outside the body.

The Newcastle hearing was told Mr Towu carried out a risky one-stage ‘primary abdominal closure’ instead of a more conservative ‘staged’ response over a longer period. Children can go for years with the condition before surgery is required and Paul was stable at the time, it was said.

Three other paediatric consultants told the inquest they would have taken the ‘safe’ option of a staged response. Coroner Karen Dilks recorded a narrative conclusion after lawyers for the baby’s family invited her to find Mr Towu – who did not attend to hear the decision – had unlawfully killed the baby.

She said he failed to undertake a ‘thorough analysis’ of the risks, adding: ‘He undertook the operation in the first day of life when no emergency action was indicated and without appropriate discussions with Paul’s parents or giving proper weight to the concerns of the paediatric intensive care team in respect of Paul’s condition.’ A series of errors during the procedure directly contributed to the baby’s death, she added.

By the time a senior colleague became aware of Paul’s condition, the only option was to lay the infant in the arms of his mother to die.

Simon Huddart, a retired paediatric surgeon, told the hearing: ‘A locum surgeon of one month as a consultant and performing this surgery has a feeling of trying to prove a point. Seeing an operation is not the same as doing the operation, I watched my dad drive for 17 years – it doesn’t mean I could drive.’

Mr Towu, who began his medical training in the 1970s in Nigeria, told the hearing it was ‘almost impossible’ to get hold of his surgical records – and blamed the death on errors by his colleagues. He described the atmosphere towards him on the ward as ‘unfriendly’. Although he apologised to Paul’s parents for not taking swifter action, he highlighted a lack of ‘support’.

Surgeon Bruce Jaffray, who now runs the unit, described the incident as an ‘avoidable death’.

He said: ‘I hope if I was in that situation I would be devastated, show some contrition, some insight, some knowledge.

‘I hope I would have the integrity to admit my faults. I found none of that in Mr Towu.’

The coroner’s findings have been passed on to the General Medical Council.

A spokesman for the Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust said an investigation was carried out to prevent a repeat of the tragedy.

Daily Mail

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A Pennsylvania state lawmaker who says a fellow lawmaker pulled a gun on her and threatened to kill her has gotten a restraining order against him. State Rep. Tarah Toohil alleges that fellow Republican Rep. Nick Miccarelli pointed a gun at her in 2012 and on another occasion, when the two were in a car, warned he would crash the vehicle while speeding 100 mph on a highway, The Citizens' Voice reported .

A Luzerne County judged granted the restraining order Friday, barring Miccarelli from contacting Toohil and prohibiting him from possessing firearms.

He has not been charged with any crime and denies the allegations. He called them "complete fabrications" in a March 1 Facebook post.

"There is not a stitch of truth to any of it," Miccarelli said in a statement to CBS Philadelphia. "This time MeToo has gone too far. I'm running for re-election and I will be vindicated."

Frank Keel, a spokesman for Miccarelli, called the allegations outrageous and baseless, part of a smear campaign. He questioned why Toohil would wait "six long years" to take legal action.

"She knew Nick was recently married. It's unconscionable that Toohil would abuse the (protection from abuse) process in this way at this time, knowing the shame and embarrassment it would bring to Nick and his new family."

Toohil also alleged that Miccarelli kicked, pinched and hit her. She said she was so concerned about her safety she appended a note to her life insurance policy that said Miccarelli should be investigated if something happened to her.

In a separate allegation against Miccarelli, a political consultant claims that after she ended their relationship in 2014, Miccarelli came to her house and forced her to have sex, holding her neck during part of the alleged attack. Miccarelli also denies those allegations.

Toohil, who has not alleged Miccarelli sexually attacked her, said in her request for the protection order that Miccarelli had attempted to blackmail her by releasing photographs and that he has harassed and stalked her since a relationship between them ended.

She said she has been "in fear for my safety at work" since filing a complaint against him in the state House and that Miccarelli tried to intimidate her to "remain silent" after news of the allegations was first released.

Miccarelli, 35, is in the middle of a fifth two-year term, representing a district just outside Philadelphia. He said on Facebook he got married last month. CBS Philadelphia reports that he is an Army veteran with three deployments.

Republican and Democratic lawmakers have both called on him to resign amid the allegations.

https://www.trended.com.ng/2018/03/pennsylvania-lawmaker-claims-colleague.html

princeade86:
the guy sure pass. no panic in him.

Lol

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A man who was in court facing a stolen car charge is accused of driving another stolen car to the courthouse.

According to the Hartford Courant, Jonathan Rivera, 25, was in Superior Court to appear on first-degree larceny and tampering with a motor vehicle charges stemming from an alleged Feb. 17 car theft.


While Rivera was inside the courthouse, police outside were reportedly scanning license plates for violations and discovered a Subaru that had been reported stolen on Feb. 28.

According to the Hartford police, officers watched the car and when Rivera returned and attempted to drive away, they arrested him.

Police records indicate Rivera is charged with second-degree larceny, tampering with a motor vehicle and operation a motor vehicle without a license. He is being held on $25,000 bond.

https://www.trended.com.ng/2018/03/hartford-man-drives-stolen-car-to-court.html

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With the previous news we have been hearing of this swallowing that, I just hope the world cup is safe

Why are people taking this bbnaija of a thing too personal

Lol.. DJ CUPPY

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