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Author: Erin Elizabeth

NBC: This police robot could make traffic stops safer

NBC: This police robot could make traffic stops safer

Posted by | May 12, 2019 | , ,

Every year, police officers make more than 50,000 traffic stops with motorists. And they can often times be sources extreme stress. Not to mention, potentially dangerous for the officer. With that in mind, Reuben Brewer, a mechanical engineer at the nonprofit research organization SRI International in Menlo Park, California, has created a robot to help. His hope is that law enforcement officers will be able to use it and take some of the danger out of traffic stops. “The GoBetween robot is attached to a rod that extends forward from an officer’s car to a motorist’s window, enabling the...

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STARVING TRAGEDY: Mute and autistic boy slowly starved to death at home after his mum suffers fatal seizure

STARVING TRAGEDY: Mute and autistic boy slowly starved to death at home after his mum suffers fatal seizure

Posted by | May 11, 2019 | , ,

Sweet little Chadrack Mbala Mulo, a mute and autistic four-year-old boy, was found clinging to his mother’s decomposed body in East London. Sadly, the little boy had slowly starved to death after his mother died on Oct 1st or 2nd. The pair were found on October 20th, 2017. It is believed the little boy died just two days before they were found. “It’s believed Esther Eketi-Mulo suffered a fatal epileptic fit, her little boy died of dehydration and maltnutrition with autism as a contributory factor. An inquest into the youngster’s death heard staff from his school, Morningside Primary, had visited the...

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NYP: Energy drink addiction left mom with pacemaker at 32

NYP: Energy drink addiction left mom with pacemaker at 32

Posted by | May 10, 2019 | , ,

British mom Samantha Sharpe is speaking out about the dangers of energy drinks after she developed an addiction she called  “worse than heroin.” On the verge of diabetes, Sharpe was forced to get a pacemaker because of her addiction to the drink. And she’s only 32. She said, “The drinks made my heart beat faster, which would cause palpitations, then after I would crash when I needed another one. It would give me headaches, I’d be grumpy, and I’d need another one to keep me good.”1 But it wasn’t the kidney stones or the warning that she was headed towards Type...

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NYP: Fiancé of 911 caller fatally shot by cop reveals their final conversation

NYP: Fiancé of 911 caller fatally shot by cop reveals their final conversation

Posted by | May 10, 2019 | , ,

Justine Ruszczyk Damond’s fiancé, Don Damond, is finally ready to talk. He recently opened up about his final phone conversation with the love of his life just moments before her July 2017 murder Telling CBS News, “My first thought was, ‘I want her to be safe.’ And so I said, ‘I think just stay put and call 911 and then call me back.’”1 Sadly, their decision to call 911 proved fatal for Justine. (Our hearts remain with him. We cannot imagine how he feels or what he’s been going through.) RELATED STORY: Holistic healer Dr. Damond’s family reaches $20M settlement...

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Fox: LA teenager’s skin ‘melts’ off in severe reaction to prescription medication with strict FDA warning

Fox: LA teenager’s skin ‘melts’ off in severe reaction to prescription medication with strict FDA warning

Posted by | May 10, 2019 | , , ,

Ashley Silverman, a 14-year-old freshman at North Hollywood High School, nearly lost her life when her skin began to “blister, bubble, and fall off in sheds.”1 The reaction to her medication was the potentially deadly Stevens Johnson Syndrome (SJS) is “a rare and severe disorder of the skin and mucous membranes”1 that usually occurs in reaction to an infection or medication. And now she and her father are warning everyone about the risks of the drug Lamictal. According to Silverman, like many teens, she was struggling with mood swings. So, at the recommendation of a counselor in her school district, she...

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