I (Almost) Got Away With It

The two men tried to rob him earlier before they stopped the couple

Police located a stolen car, the driver reacted and the police shot

Police gained control of an Ecuador prison on Sept. 30 where rioting has left at least 118 inmates dead, some of them decapitated, as rival drug gangs went to war armed with guns and grenades.

Another 86 inmates were wounded, six of them critically, according to Ecuador's prisons authority, in one of the deadliest prison battles in South American history.

Ecuador President Guillermo Lasso has declared a state of emergency in the prison system, something which, among other things, allowed the government to send police and soldiers to prison.

The uprising started when a fight broke out between criminal gangs in a prison, which is located in the coastal town of Guayaquil, on Tuesday morning local time.

An unidentified woman was found on a hard-to-reach Croatian island, international agencies reported. She is conscious, but cannot say who she is and how she got there.

On September 12, the woman was spotted on the island of Krk by a boatman who alerted police.

The suspect is hiding in the building, and the workers are allegedly unharmed and are in the "safe room".
Police are on the spot, blocking the scene of the incident.
According to some information, one wounded person was transported to the hospital by ambulance.

A Turkish businessman, running a paper company in Istanbul, has conducted a fake assassination plot against himself to convince the police to give him legal protection.

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Maks Gerşon applied to the police, saying that his life was in danger after a gunman shot at his car.

In the first days after her return, she encountered hostility - 11 Kosovo non-governmental organizations demanded that legal measures be taken and that Gasic move out as soon as possible, and then her Albanian neighbors insulted her, stoned her building, did not want to sell her groceries, while her apartment was recently robbed as well.

A 43-year-old woman and a 15-year-old boy died in the accident that took place on Bulgaria Blvd. in Ruse, the Regional Police Directorate in the Danube city announced, quoted by BTA.

The initial information was that two women died in the serious accident.

A missing Turkish-American woman living in New Jersey was found dead in Tennessee after an alert for her son was canceled, according to the U.S. authorities.

The U.S. police issued an amber alert for Yasemin Uyar and her 2-year-old son, Sebastian, on July 9 afternoon after the tot didn't show up for daycare and his mom didn't arrive at work.