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The shooting started in a fast-food restaurant in Munich at 5:52 p.m has in fact left several civillians dead, the actual body count of dead civilians are nine. The police ordered people to stay away from the shopping mall, the Olympia-Einkaufszentrum. They shut down traffic and issued an extraordinary appeal for people to avoid public places, including the subway system, suggesting that the gunman might still be at large.

Raid Likayat Qureshi, the perv who was masturbating on his motorcycle as he spotted some female chic's has been caught by the Mumbai police department.
 Phew!!! Good riddance to bad rubbish


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Mr. Johnson, an Army veteran who lived in the Dallas area, apparently had no criminal record in Texas. Investigators have not turned up any evidence that he had ties to the Black Lives Matter movement or to political groups. The official said that Justice officials have reached out to the Pentagon to obtain Mr. Johnson’s military records
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Hilary Clinton-Secretary Of State
F.B.I Director Mr. Comey said the F.B.I. is not recommending charges against Mrs. Clinton to the Justice Department for handling classified information. But he also added that Mrs. Clinton and her staff were “extremely careless” in their use of email.
Also the F.B.I's recommendations will have a major impact in the forthcoming presidential elections.
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Ducking through intense belts of violent radiation as it skimmed over the clouds of Jupiter at 130,000 miles per hour, NASA’s Juno spacecraft claimed its spot in the orbit of the solar system’s largest planet.
It cost $1.1 billion for Juno embark on this 5 Year historical mission, and the moment was one that NASA scientists and space enthusiasts had eagerly — and anxiously — anticipated.
Cheers erupted at the mission operations center at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, in Pasadena, Calif., which is managing Juno.