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CNA report : Five policemen killed in revenge attack at Shanghai station SHANGHAI - A Chinese man armed with a knife killed five policemen on Tuesday when he went on a stabbing frenzy at a Shanghai police station in what authorities said was a revenge attack. The man stabbed nine officers and a security guard at the station in the north of the city, the Shanghai public security bureau said in a statement. Officers quickly overpowered and arrested the man, an unemployed 28-year-old Beijing native, police said, but five police were killed in the attack. The man, identified only by his surname Yang, confessed he had wanted revenge after police arrested him in October on suspicion of stealing bicycles. "He was unhappy ... In order to take revenge, he decided to commit criminal actions," the statement said. The killings occurred as China was gearing up for next month's 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, an event that has resulted in stepped up police security throughout the nation. According to the statement, the man set a fire outside the police station's front gate at around 9:40am local time, attracting the security guard's attention. He stabbed the guard and then charged into the station. "He broke into the building, attacking policemen who were at work," the statement said. Police in blood-soaked clothes could be seen being carried out, the state-run Eastday.com news website reported, citing witnesses. Some of the officers had chest injuries while others' faces were bloody, the Xinhua news agency reported citing a witness named Yi. At least one officer was declared dead upon arrival at hospital within half an hour of the attack and another died shortly afterwards, a Changzheng Hospital spokeswoman said on condition of anonymity. Two other officers were in intensive care, but their conditions were stable, she added. Officials refused to comment at Beizhan hospital where the other victims were taken. Violent crime is unusual in China, but the speed with which Tuesday's attack was reported by Shanghai's state media was also rare. Authorities, however, quickly pulled pictures off one photo sharing website that showed blood pooling in the gutter outside the station. The killings come after up to 30,000 people took to the streets in a county town in China's southwest Guizhou province on Saturday, protesting and rioting over a police investigation into the death of a teenage girl. Protesters claimed the girl had been raped and killed by a relative of a local official who had ordered the police to cover up the crime.

http://sg.yfittopostblog.com/2011/02/21/ex...revenge-online/ Many of us have met her

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYHSJjMJqGU Quickly watch before this video kena taken down. Love to watch the Pacman fight!!

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyfgYhVXG18

Video quite long but but the horror starts at 1.30 mins. http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F...aWyeQJIftKn5fmQ

http://chud.com/articles/articles/20119/1/...ENGE/Page1.html

Who is going to watch Transformer 2 ? Starting coming Wednesday. Any insight of the plot ?

This is funny as hell - warning: SUPER FUNNY http://www.ebolamonkeyman.com/index.html

You take my lot, I'll take my revenge Man allegedly loosens nuts of taxi's wheel and gets into scuffle with cabby after parking lot row By Chong Shin Yen December 01, 2006 YOU park lor, you park lor. -- SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS The words were directed at a 66-year-old taxi driver who had just secured a parking lot at the busy open-air carpark near the Maxwell Food Centre. The man yelling that at him on Sunday afternoon was another driver vying for the same spot. The man then walked away, but that was not the end of the matter. Later, the man allegedly tried to loosen the nuts on a wheel of the taxi, and the two men had a scuffle. The cabby, who wanted to be known only as Mr Teo, said he had gone to the hawker centre for lunch. He drove there with his wife, daughter and her boyfriend. But the lots were all filled and there were six cars waiting. Mr Teo said he ended up driving around the carpark for about 10 minutes trying to find a lot. Then, he hit pay dirt. Said Mr Teo, in Mandarin: 'Just as I was about to make a turn, my daughter, who was in the rear passenger seat, said there was a car moving out of a lot on my right. 'I didn't notice any other stationary cars nearby waiting for that lot. So I made way for the car to move out and slowly reversed my cab into it.' Then, as they were getting out of the cab, they saw a man walking towards them. 'He was gesturing and shouting in Mandarin that he had waited for the lot for a very long time,' said Mr Teo. Mr Teo said his reply was: 'We also waited for a very long time. The other drivers here have all been waiting very long for a lot.' He said the man, who seemed to be in his 30s, looked displeased and retorted: 'You park lor, you park lor.' The man then walked back to his car, which he had stopped about 10m away. The man (right) who allegedly fiddled with Mr Teo's cab tyre, giving his statement to the police. -- SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS There was a woman and a little girl, about 3 years old, in the car. Mr Teo's group then walked towards the hawker centre. He and his wife went to look for a table while his daughter, Miss Amy Teo, and her boyfriend, waited outside the hawker centre. SPANNER IN HANDM Miss Teo, 40, a guest services manager, said: 'I happened to look in the direction of my father's cab when I saw the same man walking towards it with a spanner in his hand. 'My first thought was that he wanted to smash the cab's windows.' But before Miss Teo could react, she heard her father shouting and running towards his cab. Mr Teo said he had felt uneasy about the man's tone. So, he had turned to look at his cab from the food centre. That was when he saw the man heading to his cab and kneeling down at the front left wheel. Mr Teo claimed: 'I ran there and saw him using the spanner to loosen the nuts on my front wheel. I told him to stop but he ignored me. 'I got so worked up that I tried to pull him away while shouting at him to put down the spanner.' 'I got so worked up that I tried to pull him away while shouting at him to put down the spanner.' - Mr Teo (above) -- SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS Mr Teo said he and the man then got into a scuffle. Miss Teo and her boyfriend ran to the cab. She called the police on her handphone while her boyfriend tried to separate the two men. Eventually they moved away from each other. Miss Teo claimed that during the scuffle, she heard the woman in the man's car shouting at him to put down the spanner. The police arrived shortly after that and took statements from Mr Teo and the man. Police confirmed that they received a call about a dispute between two drivers around 1pm on Sunday. They are investigating the matter. Mr Teo, who has been driving a cab for more than 30 years, insisted that he did not notice the man's car while he was waiting for a lot. 'Even when I was parking, I didn't see his car at all,' he said. He said that after the police took his statement, he went to check his front left wheel and found that four of the five nuts had been loosened. 'It's dangerous to drive with a loose tyre. If we had not seen the man doing that, I would simply have driven off with my family after lunch,' alleged Mr Teo. 'Who knows what would have happened then?'

here's a preview of future mitsubishi design direction. of course production model will be grossly toned down (hopefully not to the extend of what we have today)