A MISSOURI MAN LAUNCHED AN ATTACK ON HIS EX AND HER NEW BOYFRIEND USING A HOMEMADE FLAME THROWER. (PHOTO).

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 A Missouri man launched an attack on his ex and her new boyfriend using a homemade flame thrower.  The unorthodox and unsettling attack occurred on June 13th at a home on Old County Road in Franklin County, Missouri.  On that evening, deputies were called to the home after Christopher Viehland entered a home occupied by his ex-girlfriend and her current boyfriend. Christopher was wielding a modified fire extinguisher that was filled with gasoline. The would-be weapon had the word "flame thrower" hand written on it. There is no evidence that the device was ever functional as a flame thrower.  Christopher did use it to douse his ex-girlfriend with gasoline. However, a scuffle between Christopher and her current boyfriend ensued. During the fight, Christopher struck the victim in the head with a flashlight, causing a laceration to his head. Christopher also bit the victim on the stomach and left teeth marks.  While Christopher was engaged by the current boyfriend,...

IGP DISU CHARGES SENIOR OFFICERS ON PROACTIVE POLICING, STRENGTHENS OPERATIONAL STRATEGIES NATIONWIDE. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.


 IGP DISU CHARGES SENIOR OFFICERS ON PROACTIVE POLICING, STRENGTHENS OPERATIONAL STRATEGIES NATIONWIDE


The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, has charged senior officers of the Nigeria Police Force to remain proactive, intelligence-driven, and adaptive in addressing the evolving security challenges confronting the nation.


The charge was given during the monthly conference with strategic senior officers of the Nigeria Police Force held at the Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Peacekeeping Centre, Force Headquarters, Abuja, on Tuesday, 9th June 2026. The conference brought together Deputy Inspectors-General of Police, Assistant Inspectors-General of Police, Commissioners of Police, and other senior officers to review the nation's security situation and assess ongoing policing strategies.


Addressing the officers, the Inspector-General of Police noted that the country continues to face security threats ranging from kidnapping, armed robbery, cult-related violence, terrorism, banditry, farmer-herder conflicts, and cyber-enabled crimes. He emphasized the need for stronger leadership, improved coordination, and effective operational responses to ensure the Force remains ahead of emerging criminal threats.


The IGP disclosed that since the last conference held in May 2026, the Force has recorded significant operational successes, including the arrest of eight suspected terrorists, fifty-five kidnapping suspects, sixty-five armed robbery suspects, twenty-nine murder suspects, and forty-two suspected cultists. He further revealed that eighty-eight kidnapped victims were rescued, while one hundred and fourteen firearms, eight hundred and forty-three rounds of ammunition, and twenty-eight stolen vehicles were recovered through various operations across the country.

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