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Arabs March And Chant 'Germans, sons of whores!' In Hanover Just Days After A Saudi Ran Over Germans At A Christmas Market
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Attempted robbery fails in more ways than one
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A Huge Chunk Of The Santa Cruz Pier Falls Off Into The Ocean, Taking Multiple People With It
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Shoplifting suspects discuss new California law which makes what they just did a felony in back of patrol car
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Gay Georgia Couple Who Raped Their Special Needs Adopted Sons And Pimped Them Out For Others To Do The Same Get Sentenced To 100 Years In Prison
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GRAPHIC And Verry Disturbing Video Shows The Illegal Migrant Who Set Fire To A Woman In NYC Fanning The Flames As She Burns To Death
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Has Chipotle Turned Into The New Waffle House?
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Rabid Mamma Karen Attacks Young Women In A Parking Lot
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Greater Manchester Police is commending the actions of university security guards who detained a gunman following an attempted robbery in Manchester. At about 4am on 29 November 2013, Jason Dunne (30/04/1971), of Tommy Johnson Walk, Moss Side, was seen riding near to Manchester University on Oxford Road. His actions raised suspicions of security staff that monitored his movements on CCTV. He was seen to get off his bike, cross Oxford Road and approach an 18-year-old student. He approached the victim and was seen to withdraw a handgun. As security guards called police and scrambled to the location, he demanded the victim hand over his mobile phone and even said to him: "Do you want to be shot?" The victim fought back and following a struggle Dunne ran off empty handed.
