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AN ambulance officer was left complaining of pain to the ribs and arm after she was allegedly assaulted by an 18-year-old man in Alice Springs. 
 
Police believe the man was under the influence of alcohol or drugs when he was found sitting in the middle of the Stuart Highway, near Palm Circuit, about 9pm Tuesday.

Southern Watch Commander Senior Sergeant Siiri Tennosaar said the man "became confrontational" and kicked out at the officers when they stopped the ambulance to help.

He then threw rocks at them and the ambulance.

Police attended and the man was arrested.


It's the second attack on first responders in two nights in the town, after two police officers were assaulted by a group of people in West Side on Monday night.

Acting Superintendent Virginia Read said police were responding to a disturbance in the West Side of the town about 11.30pm and arrested an 18-year-old man on an outstanding warrant.

She said a 16-year-old girl attempted to free him, before two men aged 37 and 34 approached the officers armed with a frying pan and a broomstick.

"It is alleged one of the males struck an officer with the broomstick while projectiles were thrown at both," she said.

As the paddywagon was leaving, the 16-year-old threw a crate at the windscreen, causing it to smash.

She was arrested and charged with recklessly endangering occupants of the vehicle, criminal damage, armed with an offensive weapon and assault

http://www.ntnews.com.au/video/id-d5OXF4djpFaTkxVCUut7D_5UGJBF3jhx/Chaos-on-Greek-island-of-Kos-amid-migrant-crisis

Look at the video and see the Chaos unfolding due to the influx of the illegals in the Greek Island of KOS!

Just filthy animals! Rather than hang the crook with a quick death they have to hurt until disabled then burn them! Then people want these "enrichers" in our community! Horrid in anybodie's language!

[Students burnt alive for stealing phones and laptops *Warning:Graphic*]

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Bloody animals!

Students burnt alive for stealing phones and laptops *Warning:Graphic*
Nigeria - A horrific video of the killings was posted video-sharing website. One of those arrested was a traditional ruler in the Aluu community of Port Harcourt, police said, urging students from the University of Port Harcourt (Uniport) not to seek revenge. The students had been accused of stealing laptops and mobile phones. The video shows four men stripped naked, with tyres around their necks, being beaten by a mob with wooden sticks, before being set on fire. One of their classmates, Paul Irabor, told the BBC that the four had left the university campus in Nigeria's oil capital to collect some money they were owed, when they were mistaken for thieves. Rivers state police spokesman Ben Ugwuegbulam confirmed the incident to the BBC. "The Rivers state police command is strongly opposed to such barbaric conduct, and has commenced diligent investigation into the matter," he said.

http://www.msn.com/en-au/news/world/two-shot-during-ferguson-clashes-say-police/ar-BBlBsVg

Two people have been shot during clashes between police and protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, one year since Michael Brown was killed by a white police officer.

St Louis County Police Department say an officer returned shots after coming under heavy gunfire.

It was unclear where the shots came from but St Louis County Police Department also tweeted at least two unmarked cars took shots, with accompanying photos showing a car with a smashed windscreen.

Associated Press reported that one of their photographers saw a man lying face-down, covered in blood, and a woman nearby screaming: "Why did they do it?"

The news agency quoted a man nearby as saying: "They killed my brother."

Police tweeted: "Multiple shots fired in Ferguson. Please leave the area of Ferguson and West Florissant."

Demonstrators who had gathered to remember the black teenager fled in multiple directions, hiding behind cars and taking cover in buildings as the gunfire rang out just after 11:15pm local time.

Earlier in the day, crowds marched to remember Michael, who was fatally shot by Ferguson officer Darren Wilson on 9 August last year. His shooting sparked a national debate on race and justice.

The protesters observed four-and-a-half minutes of silence at midday to represent the roughly four-and-a-half hours the 18-year-old's body lay in the middle of the street after he was shot.

Two doves were released before the crowd then began a silent march from the spot where the unarmed Brown was shot.

A service commemorating the anniversary was held at a church in the St Louis suburb.

Also, dozens of people gathered in New York's Union Square in a vigil for Mr Brown, calling for more demonstrations against police killings of minorities. Several people were arrested in Brooklyn at a symbolic "die-in" to protest against the shooting.