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....

ICC CALLS ON CHAD TO REVERSE DECISION ON WITHDRAWAL. (PHOTO).


 ICC calls on Chad to reverse decision on withdrawal


The International Criminal Court (ICC) expressed concern at the decision by Chad to withdraw from the body and called on it to reconsider.


Venezuela announced its withdrawal from The Hague-based court on July 25 and Chad two days later. Both accused the body of biased in the investigations.


"The presidency regrets these developments," said a statement from the court's leadership, currently made up of Finland, Sierra Leone and Poland, AFP reported.


It said that withdrawal from the Rome statute that set up the ICC "risk undermining the collective pursuit of justice and weakening global efforts to end impunity."


"The presidency calls on Chad and Venezuela to remain committed states parties to the Rome Statute."


Targeting African countries


Chad accused the ICC of focusing on African countries. The governments of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger have also signalled they want to leave the ICC.


Venezuela, which is the target of an ICC investigation, made similar complaints.


"Venezuela considers that the Court's actions reflect a demonstrated geographical bias, which has disproportionately concentrated its work on African and Latin American countries," said Foreign Minister Felix Plasencia.

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