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Photo: Metro Video Image 1 of / 3 Caption Close Image 1 of 3 Police are investigating a shooting early Monday outside of a west Houston apartment complex that left two people injured. (Metro Video) Police are investigating a shooting early Monday outside of a west Houston apartment complex that left two people injured. (Metro Video) Photo: Metro Video Image 2 of 3 Police are investigating a shooting early Monday outside of a west Houston apartment complex that left two people injured. (Metro Video) Police are investigating a shooting early Monday outside of a west Houston apartment complex that left two people injured. (Metro Video) Photo: Metro Video Image 3 of 3 Police are investigating a shooting early Monday outside of a west Houston apartment complex that left two people injured. (Metro Video) Police are investigating a shooting early Monday outside of a west Houston apartment complex that left two people injured. (Metro Video) Photo: Metro Video Two injured aft...

Investigators in DeKalb County are trying to determine who fired the bullets, and what sparked an argument, that left 3 people shot , including a 4-month old baby. It happened early Wednesday morning at the Windrush Apartments on Kensington Road in Decatur. Police were investigating the shooting of three people, including a baby, at the Windrush Apartments in Decatur. (Courtesy@cbs46mark) Police say it appears that a man and woman were shot in one unit and that a stray bullet apparently pierced a wall and struck the baby who was being held by its mother. Hit in the back, the child was being treated at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston. The adults were taken to Grady Memorial Hospital . stray bullet pierced a wall in a neighboring residence at the Windrush Apartments in Decatur. (Courtesy@cbs46mark)" width="300" height="225" class="size-medium wp-image-272982" title="Baby Hit By Stray Bullet At Apartments In Decatur" /> Polic...

Photo source: Twitter-Thanks [email protected] In Charlottesville, Virginia, America bore witness to a torch lit procession of White hate group members marching across the campus of the University of Virginia. The next day, a wider protest by these hate mongering groups led to chaos, injury and the death of one woman, Heather Heyer. These acts of hate are no longer an isolated incident; they have been occurring with an increasing frequency. Here are some of the most violent race attacks against people of color, so far in 2017. Anaheim (Photo Credit: Loyal White Knights of the KKK flyer handout ) Members of the  Ku Klux Klan  were arrested for stabbing three people in Anaheim, California. The incident took place on Feb. 27 when several members of the KKK decided to hold a rally to speak out against illegal immigrants and Muslims at Pearson Park. HBCU student Richard Collins III killed by White supremacist days before graduation via Richard Collins III Facebook page /via Universi...

August 24, 2017 Just because a movie is good doesn’t mean it’s without issues. In fact, many of the greatest and most memorable movies of all time feature controversial scenes that shocked audiences or even got them banned. This list features heavy doses of sex and violence, but there are also plenty of other ways to cause controversy. Here are just 20 of the most controversial movie moments of all time. ")}; 20. Silence of the Lambs Buffalo Bill during his dance scene in Silence of the Lambs  | Orion Pictures There’s no denying that Silence of the Lambs is a great film. But it’s also impossible to ignore the sheer creepiness of it all — and no scene exemplifies that better than the one where Buffalo Bill dances . This iconic moment takes place most of the way through the movie, with scenes of the man in question getting dressed and applying makeup interspersed with those of the young woman Catherine Martinm who he captured and is keeping in a well. As she calls out to his...

Tennis fans from all corners of the city love Roger Federer for a wide variety of reasons. (Shutterstock) Roger Federer's connection to New York City is unmistakable, both on and off the court. Throughout this week, TENNIS.com will take a closer look at this unique bond between person and place through the eyes of celebrities, Federer's closest confidants and fans from around the five boroughs. You can view all of our special Roger Federer & New York City content here. "I was in the second row, and I felt really fortunate to be there,” Rob Cooper says. “I felt like this was the best tennis I’d ever seen in my life. Then, in three shots, it all went to hell.” Cooper had been a fan of Roger Federer's since the late-1990s, when he’d caught a glimpse of the Swiss teen’s elegant strokes, and occasional shanks, while watching a small tournament on TV.  “Everyone was slugging two-handed backhands then,” says Cooper, a three-times-a-week, 5.0 player who lives in Brooklyn...