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From the store, although he made no effort to conceal the fact that he was doing so. He picked up two sodas, two Energy Drinks then walked out of the store without paying. The young man then reportedly, after he left the store, he came back into the store and took another item off the shelf and, again, left the store without paying. The store employee on duty right then reportedly spoke with the young man, told him he needed to pay for these items. The young man did not. And at that point, somebody at that store contacted police. Police say they also got a second 911 call from a st. Louis alde...

That he was doing so. He picked up two sodas, two Energy Drinks then walked out of the store without paying. The young man then reportedly, after he left the store, he came back into the store and took another item off the shelf and, again, left the store without paying. The store employee on duty right then reportedly spoke with the young man, told him he needed to pay for these items. The young man did not. And at that point, somebody at that store contacted police. Police say they also got a second 911 call from a st. Louis alderwoman who was at her own business nearby. She saw the incident...

The young man then reportedly, after he left the store, he came back into the store and took another item off the shelf and, again, left the store without paying. The store employee on duty right then reportedly spoke with the young man, told him he needed to pay for these items. The young man did not. And at that point, somebody at that store contacted police. Police say they also got a second 911 call from a st. Louis alderwoman who was at her own business nearby. She saw the incident happen. She called police as well. Apparently, she described this young man to police as behaving erraticall...

Wednesday is Global Running Day, a day that encourages people to get out and go for a run worldwide. Global Running Day’s beginning The holiday began in the United States as National Running Day in 2009. It continues to promote being physically active and the benefits of running for exercise

And that's fine. i try to reverse the image that we always have of mad people, so discriminating, so stigmatising. i wanted us to be able, if not to identify with them, at least recognise what unites us beyond our differences. something like a common humanity. the feeling of being part of the same world. now to denmark, where the copenhagen lights festival came to an end this weekend, with nearly 2,000 people taking part in a "light run". the city has been designated as unesco world capital of architecture this year, as sofia bettiza reports. they braved the february cold