Japanese Drinker Wakes up Missing his LEG on Railway Track After Work Night Out

A Japanese drinker had a night out he’ll want to forget when he woke up on a railway track missing his LEG.
The government worker, from Saga Prefecture, left for the subway after a night out with business colleagues,

Baale’s Son Arrested Over Okada Theft In Lagos

Vigilante Group of Nigeria, VGN, Ikorodu Area Command, Lagos, has arrested a Baale’s son for allegedly stealing a motorcycle belonging to an indigene of Saki, Oyo State, who resides in Bayeku area of Ikorodu.

Disability Redefined: See Amazing Underwater Wheelchair

British artist Sue Austin continues to push forward in ways even top experts never thought possible.
Austin, who has been using a wheelchair for nearly two decades due to an extended illness, uses an

Babysitter Beats 4-Year-Old Girl To Death

A Los Angeles babysitter beat a 4-year-old girl to death and took the unresponsive infant to the hospital on a public bus instead of calling 911!

Judge Spares Criminal ‘Because He’s Too Tall For Prison Beds and Uniform’

                                          
A criminal who is 7ft 2in tall has escaped jail because he is too big for prison beds. The 23-year-old giant, Jude Medcalf, was also too large for prison uniforms, a judge decided.
Medcalf, who admitted a series of crimes, was ordered to be released as he suffers from a little-known growth disorder, Klinefelter syndrome.
He terrified an innocent woman by firing a BB gun at her through a window, Exeter Crown Court in Devon was told. He then went on to steal Christmas presents and tea money from an NHS office.
Medcalf was freed from jail after Recorder Mr Adam Vaitilingam QC was told he had already spent 75 days in custody. He had faced problems throughout his time in custody because there were no beds or uniforms to fit him.
He was given a six-month curfew and 12-month community order after being held in jail on remand.
The court was told Medcalf’s chromosomal disorder, which also leaves him with adolescent emotions, was diagnosed last year.
Today a leading expert said judges must take the condition into account when sentencing offenders.
Sue Cook, national coordinator at the Klinefelter Syndrome Association, said: “Sufferers develop a very aggressive side and a few do get into trouble with the law.
“If someone has the condition, this should definitely be taken into account when sentencing.”
Brian Fitzherbert, prosecuting, told the court that when Medcalf saw his girlfriend calling the police after he had attacked an acquaintance’s car in Torquay, he fired the BB gun at her, which cracked a window.
She did not know whether the gun was real and feared for her life, the court heard.
Medcalf, from Newton Abbot, admitted possession of an imitation firearm and a bladed article, criminal damage and burglary at an earlier hearing. He had been remanded in custody for sentencing.
William Parkhill, defending, said Medcalf had been unable to access the specialist medical and psychiatric treatment he needed since his “tragic” diagnosis.
He said: “He has spent 75 days in prison on remand and he is not somebody who copes well because of the physical aspects in terms of accommodation, bedding and clothing.
“He is also a target because he is big enough to be seen as someone who it is impressive to assault but immature enough that he cannot deal with it.
“He has been targeted twice and had a black eye the last time he came to court.”
The judge said he had been tempted to pass a lengthy jail sentence , but he accepted the defendant “had a lot of difficulty in life. His condition had caused people to pick on him”, he added.
Mrs Cook, from Halstead, Essex, said: “Klinefelter Syndrome is not rare. It is very common. It affects one in 600 live births.
“Men with the condition often grow to 6ft or 6ft 2in, but I only know of one other man with it who has grown to 7ft.
“Sufferers tend to have gender issues – am I a woman or am I a man? – because they have an extra chromosome, which is a woman’s chromosome.
“They also suffer from skeletal difficulties – problems with their bones.”
The disorder was first discovered in 1942 by Dr Harry Klinefelter at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

Moyes: Even Fergie Would Have Struggled This Season

                              
Manchester United manager David Moyes has claimed that even Sir
Alex Ferguson, would have struggled to gain success at the club this season, according to ESPN.

Check Out Arsenal’s Newest Striker

                                                   
Arsenal are reported to have sealed the arrival of striker from Bundesliga side Nuremberg.

Cristiano Ronaldo Becomes Fly Emirates Ambassador

                                             
In the same press conference, held in Madrid, the Dubai-based airline, which is a worldwide partner of football’s governing body Fifa, also premiered its campaign video featuring the football superstar alongside

Husband Slaps Second Wife To Death In Zamfara

                               

A couple’s matrimonial disagreement has resulted in the death of the wife, Inno, who was slapped to death by her 60-year old husband, Malam Umaru of Jerin Duwatsu Village, Wanke District of Gusau Local

“Jonathan Convened Confab Because He Has Run Out Of Ideas”

                                            

Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso of Kano State has reiterated his objection to the ongoing National Conference in Abuja, saying it would end up as another talk show, as it was an avenue to fritter away public

Security Beefed Up In Abuja After Failed Jail-Break Attempt At SSS Headquarters

                                           

Security was beefed up on Sunday at Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja, venue of a meeting of African ministers of finance and economy and other leaders, after a daring attack at the headquarters of the State Security

Soldiers Invade Hamza Al-Mustapha’s Kano Residence

                                             
On Friday evening, armed men suspected to be soldiers raided one of the residences of Major Hamza Al-Mustapha (rtd.), former Chief Security Officer to the late Head of State, General Sani Abacha.