Showing posts with label flash mobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flash mobs. Show all posts

Thursday, July 19, 2012

New World Next Week: Episode120 -
Commander Kim, Riot TV, Dark Knight Politics

NewWorldNextWeek.com: Episode120 -
Commander Kim, Riot TV, Dark Knight Politics


Episode120 - Commander Kim, Riot TV, Dark Knight PoliticsWelcome back to New World Next Week - the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. This week:

Story #1: North Korea’s Kim Jong Un Rivals Father, Grandfather With Growing List Of Titles
North Korea Leader Gives Thumbs Up To 'Rocky,' Disney Characters
'Mystery Woman' Stirs Talk Of Changing Times In North Korea

Story #2: Court Order Prevents BBC From Broadcasting Film About Riots
Meanwhile In America, Flash Mob Causes Havoc At Florida Wal-Mart

Story #3: Is 'The Dark Knight Rises' A Political Flick?
Twilight Language And The Bane/Bain Connection
Limbaugh And The 'Dark Knight Rises' Conspiracy

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Thursday, August 18, 2011

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

from 'flash mob' to 'flash rob': 5 things to know about crime waves

military.com says flash mob attacks 'the new terrorism'
from 'flash mob' to 'flash rob': 5 things to know about crime wavesfrom ibtimes: A flash mob in Germantown, Maryland robbed a local 7-Eleven store in under one minute Saturday night. Surveillance footage of the incident shows a group of teenagers walking wordlessly into the convenience store. They are followed seconds later by a stream of people, presumably juveniles, many covering their faces with shirts and hoods. The group walks around the store, taking as much as possible, before leaving 40 seconds later.

Montgomery County Police believe the event was organized online, likely on Facebook. A total of 28 individuals were captured in the videotape, and investigators say they have identified about half of them. The video was posted online, and many members of the community came forward with tips.

Flash mobs aren't new, nor are they unique to Maryland. They are an increasingly frequent trend that often have severe results, and townships and police departments around the country are trying to figure out how to combat the problem.
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