Medical doctor who acted a fool while riding with Uber got fired out the cannon.
Worldwide condemnation came full circle today. The 28-year old 5' foot 100 lbs. medical doctor from Miami, Florida got fired out the cannon after she embarrassed herself and her hospital. Anjali Ramkissoon was placed in the freezer after a video surfaced showing her acting a fool towards an Uber driver.
The now famous video shows Ramkissoon hopping into an Uber driver's vehicle. The driver told her that she wasn't his pickup. The woman highly intoxicated went on a furious rampage.
She would knee him in the family jewels. He would push her to the ground. She quickly got up and hopped into the ride. Ramkissoon would eventually get the man's keys, phone and flyers.
She would literally destroy everything in his car before exiting and heading down the road.
The law was dispatched to the location. The person who was the actual rider filmed it and shared it online.
Pretty stupid. Doctor's social media antics cost her job.
It went through 6.5 million hits.
It lead to Ramkissoon giving an apology and reimbursement to the driver.
But the damage was done. She was widely condemned by the public for being a classless jerk. A privileged spoiled brat. She would get death threats and ridicule online.
Ramkissoon had shut down her social media. Uber terminated her contract for LIFE.
Now she won't be working Jackson Health Systems. She will have the right to appeal the decision.
The most infamous thing said by Ramkissoon was what led to her cannon firing.
So far she announced that she is in treatment for alcohol addiction and is hoping that the ugly memory of this event is put behind her.
It's reported by the Associated Press that Prince was cremated today. His funeral was held today with many of his close friends and relatives.
Publicist says Prince's remains have been cremated and a celebration of his life has been held.
Prince's death was shocking to the world.
The statement did not say where the service was held, but friends such as percussionist Sheila E. and bassist Larry Graham were seen Saturday entering Prince's suburban Minneapolis estate, Paisley Park. Prince's sister Tyka Nelson and brother-in-law Maurice Phillips also were seen on the grounds, as were catering trucks.
Hundreds of fans were gathered outside the estate, where a security fence was covered with purple balloons, flowers, signs and more honoring Prince, who both lived and recorded there. People emerged from the estate and handed out round purple boxes to some fans. Each box contained a handout with a color photo of the late musician and a black T-shirt with "3121" printed on it in white — the numbers were the title of a Prince album.
Prince was found unresponsive in an elevator Thursday at Paisley Park, and an autopsy was done Friday. But authorities have not released a cause of death and have said results could take days or weeks.
The publicist's brief statement repeated that the cause of Prince's death was unknown, and said autopsy results wouldn't be received for at least four weeks.
The statement said the "final storage" of Prince's remains would be private and that a musical celebration would be held at a future date.
"We ask for your blessings and prayers of comfort for his family and close friends at this time," the statement said.
Prince was last seen alive by an acquaintance who dropped him off at Paisley Park at 8 p.m. Wednesday, according to Carver County Sheriff Jim Olson. The "Purple Rain" star, born Prince Rogers Nelson, was found by staff members who went to the compound in Chanhassen, about 20 miles outside Minneapolis, the next morning when they couldn't reach him by phone.
Emergency crews who answered the 911 call could not revive Prince, the sheriff said.
Celebrity website TMZ, citing unidentified sources, has reported that Prince was treated for an overdose of the powerful painkiller Percocet while traveling home from concerts in Atlanta last week. The site said his plane made an emergency landing April 15 in Moline, Illinois, where he was briefly hospitalized.
Representatives for Prince have not responded to requests from The Associated Press for comment on the reports of the emergency landing and overdose treatment, and Saturday's statement from his publicist did not address them.
Olson, the sheriff, and a medical examiner's office spokeswoman declined Friday to say whether prescription drugs were taken from the home after his death. Olson did say emergency workers did not administer Narcan, a drug they carry to counteract overdoses, when they responded to Paisley Park.
Prince's death came two weeks after he canceled concerts in Atlanta, saying he wasn't feeling well. He played a pair of makeup shows April 14 in that city, apologizing to the crowd shortly after coming on stage.
Early in the first show, he briefly disappeared from the stage without explanation. After about a minute he returned and apologized, saying he didn't realize how emotional the songs could be. He played the rest of the show without incident and performed three encores.
In the later show, he coughed a few times, though the show was again energetic.
Then came the reported emergency landing en route to Minnesota. The night after that, Prince hosted a dance party at Paisley Park, where some fans said he looked fine and seemed irked by reports of an illness. Prince didn't play except to tap out a few notes on a piano, and lingered only for a few minutes before disappearing.
Prince was slated to perform two shows earlier this week at the Fox Theatre in St. Louis but canceled last week because of health concerns.
Sheila E. has told the AP that Prince had physical issues from performing, citing hip and knee problems that she said came from years of jumping off risers and stage speakers in heels. But she said she hadn't talked directly with him in several months.
Ohio man loses his life to reckless motorist. This tragic incident is a moment of clarity.
Dayton Police and the Ohio State Highway Patrol are investigating a fatal incident that happened earlier this month. 27-year old Stacey Cooley, Sr. was killed by an alleged drunk driver.
This event happened on Cornell and Philadelphia Drives. The intersection is notorious for accidents.
During peak hours, many drivers have a lead foot and could be speeding down Philadelphia Drive at 50 mph or higher. There were numerous fatalities over on that stretch of road.
Residents want the speed limit on Philadelphia Drive lowered to 25 - 30 mph. Dayton mayor Nan Whaley is considering it in mind.
Cooley was killed by 22-year old Shenekia Allen. The woman may have been under the influence of alcohol when she struck Stacey's vehicle.
Stacey was on his way home when this event happened. He leaves behind a wife, daughter and son. He has a lot of brothers and sisters. His parents were devastated that their son was killed in a horrific accident.
He leaves behind many friends and family members. It's unfortunate that Stacey had an ugly legacy.
The junk food media has reported that Stacey, known as "Frame" has a history in the court system.
In 2014, he was being held on sex charges involving a minor. He was found guilty of sexaul battery and three counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor.
He was on a sexual offender listing.
Cornell and Philadelphia Drive is one of the most dangerous intersections in Dayton, Ohio.
While Allen may face criminal charges for the accident. the incident is a grave reminder of the ironic fate of criminality.
Cooley's death is tragic. He was trying to rebuild his life and hopefully avoid the criminal past he once held. But the offender tag loomed over his head.
The concern trolls will make the situation about him and not the woman who drove the vehicle under the influence. They'll be saying that "sexual offenders" deserve to die.
Allen is innocent until proven guilty if charged with involuntary manslaughter and vehicular homicide. These charges could carry 15 to LIFE in the iron college.
World News Today send our condolences to the family of Stacey Cooley. His young son and daughter will now have to live without a father. A father who would have had an opportunity to see his children grow up. A father would could have seen his children become success stories, wipe away by a reckless driver.
Live! with Kelly & Michael is on the verge of cancellation. Both hosts are feuding with each other. Michael Strahan's abrupt departure angered Kelly Ripa.
Legendary NFL player decides to move forward leaving a mess behind.
Former New York Giants star Michael Strahan created a shitstorm. He announced that he will depart from Live! with Kelly and Michael by the end of September to join ABC's Good Morning America as a full-time anchor.
That announcement riled up Kelly Ripa and she's threatening to leave the show as well. The announcement sparked a major feud between the two. Producers are hoping that she would return back to hosting duties on Tuesday.
Ripa didn't appear on the program Wednesday. She was supposed to be on vacation with her husband Mark Consuelos. She abruptly canceled the vacation to personally tell the Live! producers that she may eventually give up the show she's hosted since 2000. The word on the street that she will no longer work with Strahan.
Strahan is a contributor to ABC's Good Morning America. He usually appears from 7am - 8:15am.
When he leaves GMA, he beelines to the ABC studios down the road for the taping of Live.
Strahan also is co-host of Fox NFL Sunday. He is also in the works of hosting Dick Clark's $100,000 Pyramid. Strahan is working on getting his very own a FM agitation radio show.
Live was renewed until 2020 and with Strahan's departure from the show, it created a contractual dispute between Ripa and Strahan.
Many in the junk food media believe Strahan's departure is going to hurt his chances. Ripa went out on a limb for him.
Ripa was shocked when her former co-host Regis Philbin decided to retire from the show. She was upset over the departure. Philbin hasn't spoke to Ripa in a while. He's a guest contributor to Today's 4th hour with Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb.
Philbin and Gifford were the original host of Live!
Many on the inside say that Kelly and Michael can't stand one another. Ripa can't stand Strahan's temper tantrums. Some believe that Strahan made a bad move.
Strahan announced his departure on the show with guest host Ana Gasteyer of SNL fame and Suburgatory. Erin Andrews of Fox Sports and Dancing With Stars finishes the week and will fill-in on Monday.
Looks like The Breakfast Club has a new "Donkey of the Day".
Cash Money's CEO Bryan "Baby" Williams who goes by the rap name Birdman made the news this week. His ignorance was live and direct on the FM agitators program. They let the mic goes live.
Birdman goes to The Breakfast Club to whine about the hosts giving his rivals Rick Ross and Trick Daddy airtime. The rappers agreed that Birdman screwed Lil' Wayne over the scrapped Tha Carter V.
Birdman decided to pay Angie Yee, DJ Envy and Charlamagne Tha God a visit.
Birdman who is an affiliate with the Bloods, a domestic terrorist group (street gang) gave Charlamagne a warning shot. He said, "I'm pulling up on you, nigga!!"
Ignorance from media mogul Bryan "Baby" Williams, known as rapper Birdman.
Charlamagne said that the media mogul's actions were unacceptable and told him to exit stage right.
Birdman's interview will go down in history as one of the shortest interviews in the show's history.
The antics went viral and now the hip-hop community condemned the media mogul for his behavior.
The Breakfast Club did an official ban of the media mogul after this.
Birdman since apologized.
Birdman is under federal watch. The feds are watching him. They believe that he's involved in domestic terrorism through his affiliation with The Bloods. They still want to ask him questions about Lil' Wayne's bus being shot up in Atlanta. Young Thug's manager was indicted on the shooting. He's squawking to the feds about the Birdman and Thugger's antics.
Keyshia Cole made the news last year after she acted a fool in Birdman's home. Cole was rumored to be involved with the 47-year old media mogul.
The Cash Money empire is struggling right now. Drake is working on his final album with the Young Money/Cash Money label. The Views from the 6 is slated for release soon. Drake is working on establishing his OVO Sound acts.
Charlamange Tha God, Angela Yee and DJ Envy host the celebrity agitation program The Breakfast Club.
Nicki Mianj is focusing on her career. Her troubled relationship with Meek Mill is starting to wane.
Ms. Nicki's going to make a debut in the Barbershop sequel with Ice Cube, Common, Anthony Anderson and Eve.
2 Chainz did a solidarity album with Lil' Wayne. Collegrove was a success. Weezy couldn't get the credit because Cash Money blocked his namesake from the release. Def Jam released it as a 2 Chainz solo.
Bill O'Reilly's recent statements about Black people not getting jobs because they have tattoos on their foreheads seems to be aimed at Lil' Wayne, Gucci Mane, Birdman, Soulja Boy and Young Thug.
Many in the entertainment industry dismissed O'Reilly as an ignorant bigot. O'Reilly since clarified his comments.
The Breakfast Club is on Revolt TV and many syndication radio networks. It's locally on Power 105.1 FM, an iHeartMedia station during the hours of 6am - 11am.
The Associated Press is reporting that the Pike County Sheriff 's department is responding to a series of shootings in the village of Peebles, Ohio.
There is no word of the suspect being caught. There are reports that the causalities are high.
Apparently there were seven members of a family gunned down. There's no word of the suspect being caught. The schools and residential neighborhoods are on lockdown.
President Barack Obama, Ohio governor John Kasich, Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH) and Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) will likely be notified of this shooting and will give out statements.
Kasich who is running for president will likely say that Congress shouldn't meddle with the gun rights of Americans.
The junk food media will either pick up the story or ignore it. It has to be the right kind of shooting.
If it's a murder-suicide at a family estate, it will be local news. Let it be a school or a business, and the junk food media will have a field day with it.
If the terrorist is a White person, the conservatives will say the terrorist is a liberal or a member of the Democratic Party. If it was a Republican or a conservative, it will be deflected to concern trolling about Black on whatever crime. They will say that the terrorist race or political views aren't the issue. They will find someway to say if the victims were armed, this tragedy would have been prevented.
If the terrorist was a Black person, Hispanic person or Muslim, we'll hear talk about the Islamic State, #BlackLivesMatter, immigrants, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton or Barack Obama. They will say that White people can't trust Blacks who have this resentment towards police. Conservatives will claim that Blacks are always screaming racism around and they hate "Whitey".
Conservatives will say Muslims will never condemn violence caused by extremists. They will say that if the law was to profile mosques and refuse entry to refugees of war. They will attack the president for refusing to say "radical Islam" or some political divisive statement.
Conservatives will say Mexicans are allowing immigrants into our country. They will say that if the suspect was an illegal, it would be the fault of Obama and his immigration policies.
The blame game would be something that comes frequently in a mass shooting. Instead of blaming the shooter, often it's someone else's fault for the actions of the shooter.
There Was A Mass Shooting In Ohio. Who Deserves The Blame For This Attack?
World News Today send our condolences to the victims of this senseless tragedy. The Ohio State Highway Patrol, the FBI and Pike County Sheriff are investigating the incident. The nation is mourning with the village of Peebles.
Pathetic that residents of Chicago allow a man to die in the streets because they refused to call 911.
The fear of retaliation from gang leaders is common among those who refuse to call the law. They believe if you "snitch" you may end up being the next victim.
Marques Gaines was attacked by a man in the street. A cab would run over his body and no one called the law to report the matter. Marques would die at the hospital after four hours of being not treated for his injuries.
Security guards working for 7 Eleven were around the area but refused to get involved. They removed the suspect from the store and I guess Marques was there at the wrong time.
Marques was in the store buying snacks after leaving a bar. Somehow there was an exchange of words and the suspect dealt Marques a five finger roll that laid him out.
Marques was minding his business when a man attacked him. He was laying unconscious in the street and no one helped him.
As he lays there unconscious, bystanders grab his wallet and cellphone. A few minutes later a taxi driver runs over his body. The taxi driver would alert the store that he ran over someone.
The security guards at the 7 Eleven would finally call 911. This event happened in a span of twenty minutes.
This event happened on Feb. 7. The folks over at ABC-7 and the Chicago Sun-Times requested the tape of the incident.
Within two minutes, a cab wheels around the corner and strikes Gaines. Gaines' family is now suing 7-Eleven, as well as the cab companies involved.
"It is the duty of 7-Eleven corporation to provide competent people to protect their stores and their customers because they know that criminals target these stores," attorney Chris Hurley said.
About 20 minutes later, police and onlookers lift the car off Gaines. He was alive, but died in the hospital four hours later, his internal organs crushed.
Friends mourn the loss of Marques Gaines.
"Our family has suffered tremendously by this loss," said Drexina Nelson, Gaines' cousin.
Gaines grew up in Georgia with his cousin, Drexina. After college he made his way to Chicago where he earned the nickname "Groomsman". He was loved enough to stand for some 15 friends at their weddings.
"He's a very fun-loving person who was all about unity. In the video he kind of holds his hands up, and I know he's like, 'I just don't want any trouble,'" Nelson said.
"Security should have locked the door, told the customers to wait and called the police," Hurley said.
His aunt was too upset to speak at the press conference, but had a message for Chicago.
"I just don't understand people today. I don't understand why people don't get more involved in what's going on around you," Phyllis Nelson said.
The family is planning on suing 7 Eleven, the cab company and the security company hired to watch the store.
It's unfortunate that this young man loses his life to a senseless act of ignorance.
World News Today send our condolences to the family of Marques Gaines. His life was taken away by a senseless act of violence and those who done so were negligent. The Chicago Police are searching for the suspect. Hopefully this suspect is caught.
A Delaware high school student loses her life to the senseless violence that plagues the Black community. Gang violence is often talked about in our community but is widely ignored by the junk food media.
When Black leaders talk about the senseless violence in the community it's ignored by the concern trolls.
The junk food media, the concern trolls and racial agitators (i.e. Colin Flaherty) often make Black on Whatever crime a frequent talking point. These entities are giving the world the notion that every Black American is prone to violence.
The life of this young girl is being highlighted in the junk food media. It's basically a story about a "good guy in the wrong place". This young girl was known to stop the violence. She ended up being a part of the systematic violence that plagues America.
Amy Inita Joyner-Francis was beaten senseless after being jumped by a group of girls. She would be killed inside the high school. Her friends mourn her death. They believe gang violence in Wilmington may have contributed to her death.
According to the junk food media, Amy was engaged in a fight inside the school. She was fighting one of the suspects. She was ambushed inside the restroom.
Amy was usually the one who stopped the fights. It's unfortunate her friends didn't stop this one.
As it was, Amy was often the one who calmly counseled her friends, many said. Amil Gibbs, a sophomore at Howard, said she would sit with Amy during lunch and tell her about problems she had in school. Amy would reassure her using simple encouragements, like “be strong,” she said, but from her they were effective.
Amy had a goal to attend college after her years at Howard High, Stryminksi said. In the same math class where she diffused a scuffle, he said, she sometimes had her own struggles with the numerical concepts. “Simple stuff that other people would say but I would react differently because she was very important to me,” Gibbs said.
“But even if she was struggling you could still see her pushing thought trying to pass, trying to get that good grade.”
That's the image many of Amy's neighbors had of the 16-year-old who had just recently earned her driving learner's permit. She was frequently seen quietly walking to the school bus each morning with her book bag.
"She would walk to the bus stop by herself," said Maxine Wilson, who lives near the teen's New Castle home. “I had never seen this little girl messing with anybody.”
Howard High School and the Wilmington Police are looking for the suspects.
World News Today send our condolences to the family of Amy Inita Joyner-Francis. Your life was bright and you have opportunities to shine in the world. It's unfortunate that ignorance took this lovely young girl's life.
