Wild video shows alleged drunk driver with drink in hand leading cops on chase through busy parking lot, crashing into cars



A video of an alleged drunk driver leading cops on a chase through a busy parking lot in Texas has gone viral. Video shows the woman holding a drink as she evades police and crashes into other cars. In the end, the woman is smiling and making jokes as she's arrested.

Around 2 p.m. Thursday, Audrey Marie Schneider recklessly drove around the parking lot of a shopping center in San Antonio. The nearly five-minute video shows the 37-year-old leading police on a chase while driving her white Toyota SUV.

'Oh no. I’m about to see something traumatic happen in front of me.'

According to authorities, the police chase began in Comal County, continued on a highway, and concluded in the shopping plaza in Bexar County. WOAI-TV reported that a Texas Department of Public Safety trooper attempted to pull Schneider over on Interstate 35 in Comal County. However, Schneider allegedly sped away from the trooper.

During the pursuit by multiple police cruisers, Schneider made several laps around a shopping center parking lot, which put pedestrians at risk.

The viral video captured by freelance photographer Alec Dyer shows Schneider driving erratically in the parking lot and crashing into other vehicles, including police cruisers.

Dyer told KSAT, "It felt really surreal. I couldn’t even believe it."

"Just witnessing that, I was, like, mentally preparing, ‘Oh no. I’m about to see something traumatic happen in front of me,‘“ Dyer added. “The whole time I’m thinking, ‘Oh no! At this rate, she’s gonna kill somebody. She’s gonna hurt somebody.‘”

Video shows Schneider holding up a drink during the police chase in the parking lot.

Eventually, police corner Schneider's SUV. However, Schneider is seen attempting to evade police by fleeing into a business in the plaza.

Soon police are seen escorting Schneider out of a store in handcuffs. Schneider's clothes appear to be drenched in liquid, and she has dark marks on both sides of her face.

No injuries were reported.

A smiling Schneider says, "I'm so sorry."

A bystander is on video asking police: "Hey, she threw a can of beer on me, can I press charges?"

Schneider is seen on video responding, "Yes, please do. I double-dog dare you."

Schneider is heard telling the onlookers: "I'm back, bitches."

While being pinned to the hood of a police cruiser, she also said, "Santa is coming."

The San Antonio Express-News reported that emergency medical services checked Schneider before she was taken to Bexar County Jail.

In her mugshot, Schneider flashes a smile.

Schneider was charged with driving while intoxicated with an open alcohol container, assaulting a peace officer, evading arrest in a vehicle, as well as two counts of aggravated assault against a public servant.

According to KSAT, this wasn't Schneider’s first incident involving driving and alcohol.

In 2017, Schneider faced a charge of obstruction of a highway while intoxicated, the station reported.

Records show the charge was dismissed after she was granted deferred adjudication.

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Chilling video shows woman trying to escape captor at Arizona gas station only to get brutalized; police asking for your help



Horrifying video shows the moment that a woman appears to attempt to escape her captive at a gas station in Arizona. Unfortunately, the man brutally reigns her in and seemingly forces her back into the automobile. Police are asking the public for help in identifying the kidnapping suspect and victim.

Around 10 p.m. on Feb. 23, chilling surveillance camera footage shows an SUV pull up to a Circle K gas station near Interstate 10 and Watson Road in Buckeye, Arizona.

A man exits the vehicle to refuel the vehicle. Suddenly, a woman in the passenger's seat exits the car and makes a run for it. The male driver chases after her and brutally grabs her by the neck to bring her back to the vehicle.

The vehicle is seen taking off at a high speed without getting gas.

KSAZ-TV reported, "After the incident, police say the vehicle fled from the gas station on Watson heading toward I-10. Police believe the vehicle involved is a gray Nissan Rogue that was made between 2021 and 2023."

Police are considering the incident to be an apparent assault and abduction.

"That video is extremely concerning to us, and we understand that that video would be concerning to the viewers that are watching it, so that's why we were here today, asking for information from the public to help us identify these two subjects, to help identify them and see if this woman is OK," said Sgt. Tamela Skaggs with the Buckeye Police Department.

Skaggs added, "We know nothing about these two subjects – if they know each other, if they're in a relationship together - we don't know anything about them. The timing in this investigation is extremely crucial. Watching that video, we are concerned for that female. They’re too many unknowns in this investigation. That video right now is all that we have."

Police are urging anyone with information about the case to contact them 623-349-6411.

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Video: Parents chase naked man through JCPenny store after he allegedly tried to touch children



Disturbing video shows the moment that concerned parents allegedly chased and thrashed a naked man in a JCPenny store in Washington state after he reportedly tried to touch children.

A naked man is seen on a viral video in the children's clothing section of a JCPenny store in a Seattle suburb on Oct. 1. Three men are seen confronting the nude man. The men chase after the naked man through the JCPenny store.

During the chase, the nude man grabbed a pair of pants off the store display and put them on while trying to escape the men pursuing him. However, the men physically assaulted the nudist. One man is seen wildly punching the naked man. In the background, children could be heard crying.

Finally, one of the men said that the naked man had learned his lesson and that it had been "enough" punishment.

The Tukwila Police Department said in a statement, "The individual depicted in the video was in mental crisis. Shortly after the video shared online ends, the individual had a serious medical emergency which necessitated the need for medics and transportation to the hospital."

The woman filming the video is heard saying, "He's like, holding the kid. He has two kids with him."

Seattle-area journalist Jonathan Choe said, "Naked man allegedly tried to touch kids in Southcenter Mall. Bystanders moved in and obliterated him."

Police said they have yet to find any evidence that the naked man attempted to molest any children.

The unidentified naked man was arrested and charged with misdemeanor assault.

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Video of catfight at Morgan Wallen concert goes viral, 'Romper Stomper' said she was defending her mom in porta-potty brawl



Viral video caught the moment that several women engaged in a vicious catfight in and around porta-potties at a Morgan Wallen concert in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Multiple female country music fans were in line to use the porta-potties during Wednesday's Morgan Wallen concert.

A woman gets in the face of another female concertgoer and screams, "F*** you. You do not cut in front of me!"

The two women exchange shoves, and a woman violently pushes another woman into the open door of a portable toilet that a surprised woman was about to exit. The brouhaha escalates inside the porta-potty. A concerned onlooker gives her drink to a friend to hold and then attempts to break up the fight.

A fourth woman wearing a blue romper and white cowboy boots marches into the porta-potty and forcefully drags out a woman by pulling her hair while punching her in the head at the same time. Then the woman in the blue romper punches and kicks the woman who initially attempted to break up the fight. Then the peacemaker is thrown to the pavement by the woman who was originally involved in the brawl.

The women involved in the nasty catfight dispersed before police arrived, and no arrests were made.

A spokesperson for Pittsburgh’s Department of Public Safety told Billboard that there were "plenty of ejections for intoxication," but it was unknown if any of the combatants were kicked out of the PNC Park venue hosting the concert that was part of Wallen's "One Night at a Time" tour.

The video of the country music concert brawl quickly went viral. Footage of the porta-potty brawl was uploaded to social media by Barstool Sports on Thursday afternoon and had racked up nearly 13 million views by Saturday on the X platform, formerly known as Twitter.

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The woman who went into a romper rampage during the fight was later identified as Dalanie DiSabato – who has been nicknamed as the "Romper Stomper."

"I didn’t really realize that I cut in front of this girl," DiSabato told the BFF podcast. "And I walked into the bathroom, and my mom was standing outside of the door, guarding the door, because this girl was pissed. Like, she was mad."

DiSabato said she walked out of the porta-potty and "saw two girls ganging up" on her mom, so she "just did what I think any daughter would have done, I beat the f*** out of them."


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Viral video shows car flying onto San Francisco street, occupants flee crash site: 'It looked like a scene out of Dukes of Hazzard'



Viral video caught the moment a car went flying off a dead-end street in San Francisco and crashed on the pavement below.

Around 7:20 p.m. on Saturday, a white four-door sedan was seen speeding down a dead-end street and crashing through a rail barrier. The car briefly flew in the air before crashing at the base of the Sanchez Street Stairs.

The car slammed into trees on a steep hill before crashing on the sidewalk. The vehicle flipped mid-air and landed on its roof. The car knocked down a few trees during the crash.

A witness told KTVU, "It looked like a scene out of 'Dukes of Hazard.'"

All four of the occupants in the wrecked vehicle fled the scene of the accident.

The San Francisco Fire Department said in a statement, "Replying to the many media outlets calling about this: This was a non-injury collision occurring last night at 7:18 PM. When Truck 7 #SFFDT07 arrived witnesses stated that: 'all the occupants fled the scene.' The crew of Truck 7 confirmed no injuries and assisted a tow truck to ensure the safety of the area during the removal of the car."

Witness Aimee Barber said, "They just walked away. They lucky as hell."

A local resident said he attempted to help the injured occupants of the car, but they didn't want any assistance.

Michael Perez told KPIX-TV, "There was a woman pulling out a guy – all bloodied."

He added, "And the guy had a full face mask – all black, all dressed in black. She was in black."

He said the man yelled to others in the car, "We have three minutes until the cops come!"

Witness told KTVU that the incident started with an attempted carjacking.

The San Francisco Police Department is urging anyone with information about the car crash to call 415-575-4444 or text an anonymous tip to TIP411.

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Belgian man faked his own death, then showed up at his funeral in helicopter to teach family a 'life lesson'



A TikTok content creator played a prank on his family by faking his own death and showing up to his funeral. The Belgian prankster claimed that he intentionally deceived his family in order to teach them a "life lesson."

TikToker David Baerten, known as Ragnar le Fou on social media, pulled off the controversial stunt with the help of his wife and children. His immediate family notified people on social media that Baerten died.

According to The Times U.K., one of his daughters said on TikTok, "Rest in peace Daddy. I will never stop thinking about you. Why is life so unfair? Why you? You were going to be a grandfather, and you still had your whole life ahead of you. I love you! We love you! We will never forget you."

Last weekend, the family held a funeral near the city of Liege, Belgium. Dozens of friends and family attended the funeral dressed in all black. Suddenly, a helicopter swooped in and landed as people waited for the funeral to start.

The supposed "dead man" and a camera crew exited the helicopter.

"Cheers to you all, welcome to my funeral," Baerten told the mourners.

Baerten told the funeral attendees, "I did this to start my life again with you."

A man is seen on the viral video crying and hugging Baerten.

The 45-year-old social media influencer said he faked his own death because he felt his extended family neglected him.

"What I see in my family often hurts me," Baerten said. "I never get invited to anything. Nobody sees me. We all grew apart. I felt unappreciated. That’s why I wanted to give them a life lesson and show them that you shouldn’t wait until someone is dead to meet up with them."

Baerten noted that some friends and family didn't show up to his funeral, saying, "Only half of my family came to the funeral."

“That proves who really cares about me,” he said. “Those who didn’t come, did contact me to meet up. So in a way I did win.”

He added, "It's when we're alive that we need to hear these things."

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Emotional Army veteran expresses frustrations with VA in viral TikTok video: 'I just want some f***ing continuity of care with mental health'



An emotional Army veteran expressed his deep-rooted frustrations with attempting to get consistent mental health from the Department of Veterans Affairs in a TikTok video that went viral.

Retired Army Sgt. Joe Cantasano shared a video on May 17 detailing how the VA failed to provide him with consistent mental health care. Cantasano has had to endure a constant change of mental health providers – which has left him exasperated.

"Seven times over the course of the last f***ing six years dude, the VA has continued to let me down," a tearful Cantasano said on video. "I just want some f***ing continuity of care with mental health providers. What the f***?"

Cantasano said that his doctors "kept quitting" or the health network switched which health care professionals were available.

"And then the one doctor that I really liked, who talked me off of f***ing ledge the last time was refused," he said, noting that the doctor went out of his network.

The Army veteran said he spent the last two years "dealing with my own demons myself and trying to hold it f***ing together." Cantasano said he's been off "all my medications for f***ing two years."

"I've been doing it all on my own, just white-knuckling it," he said.

Cantasano lamented about seeing a new doctor, "Then I gotta open f***ing Pandora's box again because they're gonna want to know everything, and I'm gonna have to live through that for a month."

Cantasano added, "It's not a lot to ask, I just want to be able to talk to the same person, and not have to retell these f***ing stories that torment me."

"I just want some continuity of f***ing care," he said at the end of the video that quickly went viral online.

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Reposting the original video.. i have posted and update, please be sure to watch that, i knew that by sharing my all to common story and allowing myself to be vulnerable in front of the world that i might light a fire of change. Now we have national attention on this epidemic. 🙌🏼 #Vet #veteran #mentalhealth #veteransoftiktok #veteransaffairs #vets

Fox News host Lawrence Jones saw the viral video, and invited Cantasano to talk about how the VA failed him.

Cantasano said he was forced to go through "five or six providers over the course of 15 months for a multitude of different reasons."

The Army veteran said it can take up to a month to find a local health care provider in his community.

Cantasano noted that there was "a lot of red tape at the VA" as well as in Congress that impedes providing veterans with quality care.

He hopes that his viral video will "get the ball rolling in the right direction."

He continued, "I just feel like, I know that my instance and my experience is not special, it's it happens hundreds of times a day that that, you know, veterans are told that they can't see their primary mental health care provider any longer or are no longer authorized to go back to that individual."

Lawrence said Cantasano's emotional video "got his attention."

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Video: British authorities attempted to defuse a 550-pound World War II bomb but it unintentionally detonated in a huge explosion



British authorities attempted to defuse a 550-pound bomb from World War II on Friday. However, the effort blew up in their faces when the bomb unintentianlly detonated in a huge explosion in the eastern seaside British town of Great Yarmouth.

On Tuesday, a 3-foot-long device was discovered near two gas pipes by a contractor who was doing dredging work for a new bridge over the Yare River. Experts determined that the device was a WWII bomb.

Authorities immediately ordered the evacuation of 230 buildings in the area and cordoned off the area. Then a sand wall was constructed around the bomb to contain the explosion.

Officials planned to cut the fuse of the bomb with a robot by using a technique that creates a slow burn of the explosives on Thursday. They then were going to perform a controlled detonation of the explosive, and then move the bomb out to sea or to a military range for another controlled explosion, according to the BBC. However, the operation was called off when the sand wall was compromised.

The authorities repaired the sand box barrier and prepared to defuse the bomb on Friday. Members of the U.K.'s Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal team were attempting to disarm the World War II bomb when it exploded in an unplanned detonation on Friday.

The massive explosion caused buildings to shake as far as 15 miles away.

There have been no reports of injuries or casualties.

There is no indication that the blast caused damage to the nearby gas pipes.

"The approach had been the safest option to disarm the device. However, it always carried a risk of unintended detonation. Thankfully, all personnel have been accounted for and agencies are coming together to assess damage to the river wall," said Norfolk assistant chief constable Nick Davison.

Master Sgt. Nathan Clark said, "If you imagine what that explosion would have looked like without that [mitigation] it really would have been a catastrophe, a 250kg bomb. We knew if that was detonated it would have caused serious damage and threat to life and that is why the military, in partnership with Norfolk public services, have done what they’ve done."

A Norfolk Police drone captured the moment the World War II bomb exploded.

\u201cThe unexploded bomb in #GreatYarmouth detonated earlier during work to disarm it. Our drone captured the moment. We can confirm that no one was injured. Public safety has been at the heart of our decision making all the way through this operation, which we know has been lengthy.\u201d
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