TWO TEXAS OFFICERS BRAVED A MASS OF MARAUDING BEES TO RESCUE A DISABLED MAN BEING ATTACKED BY THE SWARM.(PHOTO).

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 Two Texas officers braved a mass of marauding bees to rescue a disabled man being attacked by the swarm. This absolutely courageous act of self sacrifice played out in Lyford, Texas on July 13th. On that day, the Lyford Chief of Police, Marcos Garcia, would lead from the front with the help of Officer Raymundo Sanchez to go above and beyond for a citizen in peril. The two heroes of the day were responding after receiving a report of an ongoing attack by a swarm of bees. To add to the drama of the day, the citizen under attack suffers from a physical disability that prevented him from executing his own escape. When the two officers arrived, they quickly located the victim lying on the ground while suffering an unrelenting attack by the bees. The victim had draped a towel over his chest in an attempt to mitigate some damage, but it appeared to be doing very little for the unfortunate man. Chief Garcia wasted no time as he leaped from his cruiser and charged head first into the fray....

GUINEA ASKS FRANCE TO RETURN RESISTANCE FIGURE'S SKULL. (PHOTO).


 Guinea asks France to return resistance figure's skull

Guinea is asking France to return several skulls and the personal items of various historical figures who fought against colonisation in the 19th century, the Ministry of Culture told AFP.


The restitution requests were submitted in mid-July and include the skull of Boubacar Biro Barry, the last leader of Fouta-Djalon, located in modern-day Guinea.


Barry and three others – his son, brother and his war chief – were beheaded in 1896 following a battle against the French. Guinea is asking for all four skulls back.


It has also requested the return of manuscripts and other objects belonging to Samory Toure, a warrior-preacher who took up Islam, battling French colonial forces to establish an empire of his own.


'Rest with dignity'


Apart from manuscripts, Guinea is requesting Toure's sabre, headdress, and boubou tunic, Amirou Conte, director of the Ministry of Culture's National Museum of Conakry, told AFP.


"The Guinean state will take all necessary steps to secure the return" of Barry and his companions' remains "so that they may rest with dignity in the land of their ancestors", Guinean Minister of Culture Moussa Moise Sylla said.

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