This is a case of homicide through reckless Stupidity!

A shocking incident occurred in the village located in Moldov. (Declared independence from the U.S.S.R.)

The parents decided to baptize their six-weeks-old child on July 22. The priest of the local church, who is also the chief of all priests of the district, was not going to be there, so he asked priest Valentine Tsaralunge from the village of Taul to perform the ceremony.

The Godparents saw that the boy was not well and warned father Valentine. He answered it was not the first time that he was conducting the ceremony and knew what he was doing. When they saw that the child showed no signs of life, he was immediately taken to the district hospital.

The physician-pathologist said that the boy had suffered mechanical asphyxia by drowning, there was bruising and bleeding in the soft tissues of his neck. The doctor said the baby was healthy.

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New York – On Saturday, a man lighting fireworks outside his Long Island home became the latest victim when he completely severed his left arm from his shoulder, Suffolk County police said.

Eric Smith, 36, was using a three-foot-long metal tube to shoot mortars near his Islip Terrace home on Saturday evening. One of the explosives shot out and struck him in the left arm, taking it off, said police.

Smith’s friends wrapped the arm in ice and took him to the hospital — where Smith was listed in serious condition.
Doctors will try to reattach the limb, police said.

A new study by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission found that nearly 9,000 people were taken to the emergency room and two people died in 2009 from fireworks-related incidents.
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After using her BlackBerry to get walking directions from her Google Maps app, Lauren Rosenburg, of Park City, Utah, found herself at the edge of a busy highway. She decided to cross it (since Google told her to), and, as you’d imagine, wasted no time in getting hit by a car. Now, she’s asking Google to pay up for giving her dangerous directions.

As Fortune reports, Rosenburg has filed a lawsuit against the company, claiming, according to court documents, that she “expects uses of the walking map site to rely on the accuracy of the walking directions given.” Because Google’s directions failed her, she’s asking for a grand total of $100,000 in damages. The jaywalker is also suing Patrick Harwood, the guy who actually hit her as she was crossing Deer Valley Drive (Utah State Route 224).

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An Alabama woman accidentally set herself on fire when she and her father were setting a Jeep Liberty on fire that had been repossessed, and the incident was caught on video.

The woman allegedly poured gasoline on the Jeep and set it on fire while it was parked at a residence on Carlisle Cut-Off Road in the Mountainboro community, sheriff’s office investigator Shane Hartley said.

The person who had repossessed the car lives at the residence.

The 2003 Jeep Liberty had been Haleigh Boland’s and was apparently set on fire in retaliation for the repossession. During the incident, she accidentally set herself on fire.

The victim told authorities a video camera had been set up at the residence and captured the incident on tape, Hartley said.

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A Winfield, Missouri police officer and his brother face felony drug charges for allegedly attempting to buy cocaine.

Court documents say Bud A. Chrum, 39, of the first block of Glen Meadows in Troy, Mo., told police as he was being arrested Friday that he was trying to replace damaged evidence. “The only reason I’m doing this is because I spilled something on about two grams of cocaine, and I had to replace it so I didn’t get fired,” Chrum allegedly told a Lincoln County Narcotics Enforcement Team officer.

Yea, right…how many here would believe that line?

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