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a little girl finds a blade in her candy.

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Beaverton family reports finding blade in girl's Halloween candy

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Deputies are investigating a report of a loose blade found in a girl's Halloween candy in Beaverton.

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Astros win first world series crown!!

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President Trump suggested sending the New York City “terrorist” to Guantanamo Bay early Thursday, but because he says the process “takes much longer,” Trump called for the “DEATH PENALTY” in the wake of the deadly attack in lower Manhattan this week.

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President Trump suggested sending the New York City "terrorist" to Guantanamo Bay early Thursday, but because he says the process "takes much longer," Trump called for the "DEATH PENALTY" in the wake of the deadly attack in lower Manhattan this week.

"Would love to send the NYC terrorist to Guantanamo but statistically that process takes much longer than going through the Federal system," Trump tweeted on Thursday morning. "There is also something appropriate about keeping him in the home of the horrible crime he committed. Should move fast. DEATH PENALTY!"

Sayfullo Saipov, the 29-year-old Uzbekistan native accused of killing eight people in New York City on Tuesday afternoon had been planning his attack for weeks, and did prior reconnaissance before he plowed a rented Home Depot truck into pedestrians along a popular bike path near the World Trade Center, officials said Wednesday.

Investigators have uncovered several pieces of evidence linking Saipov to ISIS. Officials found notes left in the rented truck, containing a pledge of allegiance to ISIS. The notes were handwritten and had symbols and Arabic words on them stating: "Islamic State would endure forever."

Saipov entered the U.S. in 2010 from Uzbekistan through the State Department's Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, which Trump has vowed to end this week.

"We have to come up with a punishment that is much worse than what these animals are getting now," Trump said in a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, also suggesting Saipov move to Guantanamo.

But sending Saipov to the military detention facility at Guantanamo Bay would require, at a minimum, classifying him as an enemy combatant, something the White House said they consider him to be.

"I believe we would consider this person to be an enemy combatant, yes," White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said on Wednesday.

The legality of a move to GITMO is not clear, as Saipov was a lawful resident of the U.S. No terrorist has been sent to GITMO under such circumstances.

The type of visa Saipov possessed also could have allowed dozens of his family members into the U.S>

The State Department did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment as to whether Saipov's family members currently reside in the U.S.

"We will take all of the necessary steps to take care of our communities and our country as a whole," Trump said Wednesday. "What we have now is a joke and a laughingstock."

Congressional Republicans, including Sens. John McCain, R-Ariz., Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., Lindsay Graham, R-S.C., and Rand Paul, R-Ky., along with House Homeland Security Chairman Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, and other Republicans, have rallied around the president's calls for reforming the Diversity Visa 'Lottery' Program, and called for a merit-based system.
Fox News' Katherine Lam, Joseph Weber and Alex Pappas contributed to this report.
Brooke Singman is a Politics Reporter for Fox News. Follow her on Twitter at @brookefoxnews.

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Trump calls for 'DEATH PENALTY' for NYC terrorist in wake of Halloween attack

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President Trump suggested sending the New York City "terrorist" to Guantanamo Bay early Thursday, but because he says the process "takes much longer," Trump called for the "DEATH PENALTY" in the wake of the deadly attack in lower Manhattan this week.

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1 Colorado man has been a suspect in a shooting in walmart that was random and killed 3 people

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Scott Ostrem, the man suspected of killing three people at a Colorado Walmart on Wednesday night, has been arrested, Thornton police tweeted Thursday.

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Researcher show that T-Rex arms where used for possibly slashing. The claws are about 4in long so it would use a really deep slash to whom ever the victim is.

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The precise purpose of T. rex 's relatively tiny arms has long been mysterious. Over the years, scientists have suggested that they might have been used to grasp struggling prey, to help resting dinosaurs push themselves up from the ground, or to grip tight to mates during sex.

Whatever their limited use, the consensus in recent years seemed to be that they were vestigial, hanging around as an evolutionary remnant from T. rex's ancestors, a little like the wings of flightless birds. Perhaps, some scientists even suggested, small arms were a necessary trade-off in order to support such huge and powerful head and neck muscles.

But now one researcher argues that we've got it all wrong. Steven Stanley, a paleontologist at the University of Hawaii in Manoa, believes Tyrannosaurus ' arms were well-adapted for "vicious slashing" at close quarters, making use of four-inch-long claws to inflict deep wounds on unfortunate prey.

"Its short, strong forelimbs and large claws would have permitted T. rex, whether mounted on a victim's back or grasping it with its jaws, to inflict four gashes a meter [three feet] or more long and several centimeters [more than an inch] deep within a few seconds," said Stanley. "And it could have repeated this multiple times in rapid succession."

Since related dinosaurs also slashed their prey, "in light of its formidable weaponry, why should T. rex not have engaged in this activity?" asks Stanley, who presented his findings last week in Seattle at a meeting of the Geological Society of America.

To make his case, the scientist points to T. rex 's strong arm bones, which would have made effective slashing tools, while an "unusual quasi-ball-and-socket joint" would have allowed the arms to move in several directions, ideal for slashing, he says.

What's more, tyrannosaurs lost one of their three claws during the course of evolution, resulting in 50 percent more pressure being able to be applied by each of the two remaining claws - all the better for a powerful slash.

Other experts are yet to be persuaded, however. "It seems illogical to me to use such small arms to slash with," said Jakob Vinther, a paleobiologist from the University of Bristol in the U.K. who attended the presentation.

Without further evidence, he favors the idea of the arms being used for a "minor subsidiary purpose," such as to clasp a partner during sex, despite Stanley's claim that the claws would have been dangerous to use while mating.

The three-foot-long arms would also give a full-grown T. rex an awkwardly short reach for slashing, said Thomas Holtz, a tyrannosaur expert at the University of Maryland in College Park.

The chest is so broad on a mature T. rex, he noted, that the "effective strike zone" of the swiping arm couldn't be far from the animal's torso. "I would expect it could cause some decent damage if it struck, but in order to deploy [the arm], Tyrannosaurus would basically have to push its chest up against the side of the victim," Holtz said. "In such a position the tyrannosaur wouldn't be able to use its far more powerful armament: its massively powerful jaws."

During its lengthy juvenile years, though, Holtz conceded that a T. rex 's arms would have been larger relative to its body.

"It might be that the arms were actually more functional in young T. rex, and became reduced in function as it became older," he says. "The strike zone would be proportionately larger in a young T. rex - and going after smaller prey would mean the force required to kill the victim would be less."

Stanley agrees with critics that the arms atrophied during tyrannosaur evolution, with the giant jaws taking over their grasping function. But, he argues, the little arms stuck around as the dinosaurs opportunistically put them to use once more for slashing at close quarters.

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T. Rex's Tiny Arms May Have Been Vicious Weapons

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3 dead after random shooting at Colorado Walmart.

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Three people are dead following what police are calling a "random" shooting at a Walmart in Colorado, authorities said Wednesday night. The suspect has not been apprehended and police are currently conducting a manhunt for the individual.

Two men and one woman were killed in the shooting, police said. The two men were pronounced dead on scene, while the woman later died at the hospital.

Police said they are looking for a middle-aged man wearing a black jacket, maroon shirt and jeans, who nonchalantly walked in the front door of the Walmart and opened fire with a handgun, randomly targeting people in the front of the store near the registers. He then exited the store, got into a red Mitsubishi Mirage and drove away from the scene, police said after reviewing security footage from the store.

Thornton, Colorado police released surveillance photo of the suspect and his car late Wednesday local time.

Police said they can't rule out terrorism, but that there are no indications it is terror-related. Police said they have no motive in the shooting.

Thornton is located just north of Denver.

The Thornton Police Department first tweeted about the shooting at 6:27 p.m. Mountain Time, writing, "Shooting just occurred at Walmart, 9900 Grant St, multiple parties down. Please stay away from the area."

At 7:35 p.m. Thornton Police Department tweeted, "At this time this is NOT an active shooter. Active crime scene. We will update as info becomes available."

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3 dead after random shooting at Colorado Walmart, suspect still at-large

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Three people are dead following what police are calling a "random" shooting at a Walmart in Colorado, authorities said Wednesday night. The suspect has not been apprehended and police are currently conducting a manhunt for the individual. Two men and one woman were killed in the shooting, police...

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Man kills himself with a chainsaw after attacking wife with an ax.

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A Virginia man who assaulted his wife with a hatchet during a domestic dispute killed himself with a chainsaw, police said.

Fairfax County police said it received a report of an assault with a weapon around 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at a home in Springfield after a family member allegedly arrived at the home and saw a 70-year-old man striking his 76-year-old wife with the blunt side of hatchet.

"The family member was able to rescue the victim, bring her outside," Fairfax County Police Officer Reem Awad told Fox 5 DC. "At which point, the male suspect did follow outside and a struggle ensued over the ax. 911 was called at that point and we responded."
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The man reportedly barricaded himself inside the home.

"One officer was able to see inside the garage where the suspect was located on the floor," Awad said. "He appeared to have life-threatening injuries to the upper body. He has since died from those injuries. They appear to be caused by a chainsaw."

Police said the man was pronounced dead at the hospital. The victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

The incident is under investigation.

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Man attacks kills himself with chainsaw after attacking his wife with an ax, police say

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A Virginia man who assaulted his wife with a hatchet during a domestic dispute killed himself with a chainsaw, police said. Fairfax County police said it received a report of an assault with a weapon around 3:30 p.m.

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Kim Jong Un and wife appear on state media

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kim jong un and wife appear on state media - cnn video

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North Korean state media published pictures of leader Kim Jong Un touring a cosmetics factory. His wife Ri Sol Ju made a rare public appearance with him.

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What "Allahu Akbar" really means... It means "God is Greater" .. Words that a US Veteran didn't expect to hear in his new faith.

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The army veteran never thought that the words that had terrified him in Iraq would be the very same that would welcome him to his new faith. They are words that he now uses in prayer.

Contrary to what many people seem to think, the words "Allahu Akbar" simply mean "God is greater." It is a powerful declaration used by Muslims on many occasions and in many prayers. It is a celebration of life, the first words fathers whisper in the ears of their newborns. They are used to indicate gratitude when God bestows something upon you that you would have been incapable of attaining were it not for divine benevolence. It is a prayerful phrase that reminds us that, no matter what our concerns may be, God is greater than them.

Worshipers at a mosque in Quebec reportedly heard the phrase "Allahu Akhbar," the very phrase they recite in morning prayers, uttered by their white supremacist attacker just before he opened fire and killed six Muslims this January. And Muslims at a mosque in Minnesota were reciting "Allahu Akbar" during their morning prayers when their mosque was firebombed this August.

Is "Allahu Akbar" sometimes used as a battle cry? Yes, though as Sen. John McCain has argued on Fox News, that does not make the phrase itself abhorrent. While noting that "moderate Muslims" also say "Allahu Akbar," McCain said the phrase is no more troubling that a Christian saying "Thank God."

But the way "Allahu Akbar" often appears in the media seems to serve a nefarious agenda: to instill fear of anyone who utters the phrase and to raise concerns even about Islam itself. But a lone terrorist who shouts "Allahu Akbar" while murdering innocent people in the streets of New York does not get to own that term. Nor do those who declare that no further details are needed to determine motive once a man with a Muslim-sounding name perpetrates an attack using those words.

As Hassan Shibly, executive director of CAIR-Florida, said in response to the recent terror attack in New York, "That is the biggest act of heresy to shout God's glorious name when committing the worst crime against God."

Though these words that are used to celebrate life also sometimes accompany horrific acts, this is not a new phenomenon.

Of the greatest ironies noted by the companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), was the birth and death of Abdullah Ibn Az Zubayr.

Abdullah Ibn Az Zubayr was the first child born in the Muslim community after they had migrated to Medina from Mecca to escape persecution.

Some residents of Medina told Muslims that they had placed a spell on them that would prevent them from having children. When Abdullah was born, his grandfather Abu Bakr carried him through the streets as the crowd happily chanted "Allahu Akbar."

When Abdullah was murdered by another group of Muslims as he stood for justice in Mecca, his murderers also chanted "Allahu Akbar."

As one witness said, "I was there the day Abdullah was born, and I am here the day he has died, and I heard those who said Allahu Akbar the day he was born and I heard those who have said Allahu Akbar the day he has died, and I swear by Allah those who said Allahu Akbar the day when he was born were far greater than those who have said Allahu Akbar today!"

While those who killed Abdullah used the same words as those who celebrated his birth, only one group truly honored the greatness of God. They are the ones who get to own the term: those who live in a way that celebrates the greatness of God by obeying his commands and serving his creation, not those who flout those commands and attack his creation unjustly.

We mustn't allow terrorists or agendas of fear to own any of the words, concepts, or devotions found in the sacred text of a quarter of the world's population. That would give them exactly what they want. And God is far greater than the ugliness committed in His name. "Allahu Akbar..."

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The army veteran never thought that the words that had terrified him in Iraq would be the very same that would welcome him to his new faith. They are words that he now uses in prayer. Contrary to what many people seem to think, the words "Allahu Akbar" simply mean "God is greater."

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Man arrested because security thought he was going to shoot his wife.

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Authorities say they've arrested a Florida man at Orlando International Airport who they believe may have planned to shoot his wife.

WFTV reports police officers in Atlanta tipped Orlando police that 49-year-old William Schultz was possibly planning to shoot his wife. The officer recognized Schultz Tuesday evening from a picture he had seen earlier that day.

An arrest report says Schultz asked the officer about a parking garage and then walked away. The officer ordered him to stop.

Schultz's wife was traveling out of state and told law enforcement he'd texted her threatening messages, adding that he would be at the airport when she landed. Police said she canceled her flight out of fear. Her daughter called authorities.

He's charged with aggravated stalking with a firearm. Jail records don't list a lawyer.

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Man arrested at Florida airport threatened to kill wife

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Authorities say they've arrested a Florida man at Orlando International Airport who they believe may have planned to shoot his wife. WFTV reports police officers in Atlanta tipped Orlando police that 49-year-old William Schultz was possibly planning to shoot his wife. The officer...

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3 dead after random shooting at Colorado Walmart, suspect still at-large

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Three people are dead following what police are calling a "random" shooting at a Walmart in Colorado, authorities said Wednesday night. The suspect has not been apprehended and police are currently conducting a manhunt for the individual.

Two men and one woman were killed in the shooting, police said. The two men were pronounced dead on scene, while the woman later died at the hospital.

Police said they are looking for a middle-aged man wearing a black jacket, maroon shirt and jeans, who nonchalantly walked in the front door of the Walmart and opened fire with a handgun, randomly targeting people in the front of the store near the registers. He then exited the store, got into a red Mitsubishi Mirage and drove away from the scene, police said after reviewing security footage from the store.

Thornton, Colorado police released surveillance photo of the suspect and his car late Wednesday local time.

Police said they can't rule out terrorism, but that there are no indications it is terror-related. Police said they have no motive in the shooting.

Thornton is located just north of Denver.

The Thornton Police Department first tweeted about the shooting at 6:27 p.m. Mountain Time, writing, "Shooting just occurred at Walmart, 9900 Grant St, multiple parties down. Please stay away from the area."

At 7:35 p.m. Thornton Police Department tweeted, "At this time this is NOT an active shooter. Active crime scene. We will update as info becomes available."

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3 dead after random shooting at Colorado Walmart, suspect still at-large

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Three people are dead following what police are calling a "random" shooting at a Walmart in Colorado, authorities said Wednesday night. The suspect has not been apprehended and police are currently conducting a manhunt for the individual. Two men and one woman were killed in the shooting, police...

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A mailer calls for 2 NJ school board candidates to be D E P O R T E D. A postcard that was sent to everyone said "The Chine and Indians are taking over our town".

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Yasiel Puig's house was robbed during the world series game 7, lost to the astros.

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Yasiel Puig was hoping to earn some new jewelry Wednesday night, but the Dodger reportedly ended up with less.

TMZ has reported that a burglar broke into Puig's home in the San Fernando Valley during L.A.'s loss to the Houston Astros in Game 7 of the World Series at nearby Dodger Stadium.

The thief set off an alarm after busting through a window, but managed to grab some jewelry before making a getaway. The incident was caught on surveillance cameras, according to the gossip site.

Puig, who went 0-for-3 at the plate Wednesday, may never have experienced a defeat as crushing as the 5-1 loss, but the bat-flipping outfielder is no rookie as a robbery victim.

(Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

In March, the 26-year-old had roughly $500,000 in watches and jewelry stolen from his Los Angeles home. According to TMZ, Wednesday's break-in took place at a different residence and wasn't nearly as costly to Puig.

Still, that's not much of a consolation. For a night he envisioned ending with a champagne celebration with his title-winning team, Puig instead returned home having to talk to cops investigating another theft.
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Yasiel Puig's home robbed during Dodgers' Game 7 loss to Astros

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Yasiel Puig was hoping to earn some new jewelry Wednesday night, but the Dodger reportedly ended up with less. TMZ has reported that a burglar broke into Puig's home in the San Fernando Valley during L.A.'s loss to the Houston Astros in Game 7 of the World Series at nearby Dodger Stadium.

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California family that disappeared after pirate attack in Brazil was found safe

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A California family's harrowing adventure to the jungle in Brazil ended on a happy note when they were found alive after going missing for several days following a pirate attack.

Adam and Emily Harteau and their 3- and 7-year-old daughters were found Wednesday and they were all in good condition. They were treated at a local hospital for insect bites and scratches, authorities said.

The Harteaus were on their way to Breves when gunmen boarded the boat they were on and forced them to go to the city of Porto dos Dias. The crew and passengers were held hostages for several hours before the pirates fled.

When police arrived, there was no sign of the Harteaus and the van the family had been using in their journey was found abandoned in the jungle, authorities said.

Colby Guillory, a Los Angeles resident acting as a family spokesman, said friends and relatives think the Harteaus decided to flee the boat to get away from the pirates and stayed in the jungle.

"Me knowing Adam, he probably took it upon himself to save his family," Guillory said. "We just know that sometime between pirates overtaking the boat and leaving the boat, (the Harteaus) went missing. We think they jumped."

It's unclear how the family of four fled from the pirates.

The Harteaus had been staying in the southern city of Florianopolis. They used a website to document their journey around South America, which began in 2012 as a plan to travel to Patagonia in their Volkswagen van and return to California one year later.

But the Harteaus fell in love with South America and extended the trip after they "decided to embrace a future unknown and the rewards of slow travel," according to their site, which says Adam is an artist and Emily a fashion designer.

Adam Harteau's brother, Keith, told The Associated Press earlier that the attack happened as the family was preparing to move back to California. They were set to arrive in Los Angeles on Nov. 15.

Keith Harteau said the couple wanted to be closer to home and for their girls to be near their family.

"It was their time to get a little bit of foundation," he said.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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California family that disappeared after pirate attack in Brazil found safe

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A California family's harrowing adventure to the jungle in Brazil ended on a happy note when they were found alive after going missing for several days following a pirate attack. Adam and Emily Harteau and their 3- and 7-year-old daughters were found Wednesday and they were all in good condition.

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Colorado Walmart suspect ID'; 3 Killed in shooting.

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The "nonchalant" gunman who killed three inside a Denver-area Walmart Wednesday evening, sparking mass panic and an all-night manhunt, was nabbed during a raid on an apartment building just eight miles from the scene, police said.

Scott Ostrem, 47, was taken into custody without incident after police stopped his red Mitsubishi Mirage at an intersection less than 10 miles away from the Walmart he had attacked, FOX31 Denver reported.

Later Thursday, the coroner's office identified the three victims killed as: Pamela Marques, 52, of Adams County, Carlos Moreno, 66, of Thornton and Victor Vasquez, 26, of Denver.

Authorities descended on an apartment complex believed to be associated with Ostrem after they received an anonymous tip. When they arrived, he was nowhere to be seen, but Ostrem's distinct red car was spotted driving past the apartment complex just before 8 a.m.

Officials issued a nationwide extradition homicide warrant earlier and called him "armed and dangerous." Police are still searching for a motive in the attack. Ostrem does not have an extensive criminal background.

Ostrem allegedly walked into the Walmart in Thorton, a suburb north of Denver, with a handgun just after 6 p.m. Wednesday and "nonchalantly" opened fire at the crowd of shoppers, according to police. Employees dashed to the back room and hid there when shots rang out. They then ran out of the back door about five to 10 minutes later, FOX31 Denver said.

"I was just picking up my last item and about to head towards the checkout," a witness at the store told FOX31. "Heard two slow pops that sounded like they were coming from the front checkout area and then started to run as about four more shots rang out a little faster. At that point everyone was just running and screaming."

Aaron Stephens, 44, was in the self-checkout line when he heard a single shot followed by two more bursts of gunfire before people started running for the exits.

"The employees started screaming. Customers were screaming. They were running like crazy, and I ran out too because I didn't want to get killed," he said.

Twitter users posted videos of mass chaos around the Walmart as emergency vehicles rushed to the scene. Guadalupe Perez was inside the store with her young son when she heard what she thought was a balloon popping. A Walmart employee told her someone was shooting, then Perez saw people running away yelling, "Let's go. Let's go. Leave the groceries."

"You see all these things in the news and you go through it, it's scary," she said. "But thank God we're OK and nothing happened to us."

Police said in a news conference on Thursday that it was "mass chaos" in the area and it took some time to be able to send a Walmart emplyee in to review surveillance video. Thorton police spokesman Victor Avila said the shooting appeared to be a random act and that there were no indications that it was an act of terror.

"This is a very heinous act," Avila said. "We don't know exactly what the motive of the person was, but it was certainly a terrible act."

North Suburban Medical Center told Fox News "two bystanders [were admitted] in stable condition." It was not immediately clear whether those injuries were part of the official total. Two men died inside the Walmart. The woman died later at a hospital. Authorities did not immediately release any other information about the victims.

Ragan Dickens, Walmart's director of national media relations, said in a statement to Fox News the company was "deeply saddened by this tragic event."

"Our thoughts, prayers and condolences go out to the families who lost loved ones and to all who were impacted by what took place. We are assisting law enforcement however we can and are referring all requests for information to them," the statement read.
Fox News' Alicia Acuna and the Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Colorado Walmart shooting suspect taken into custody, police say

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The alleged gunman in the Colorado Walmart shooting was taken into custody on Thursday, hours after the suspect "nonchalantly" opened fire, killing three people in the store.

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A Virginia man who assaulted his wife with a hatchet during a domestic dispute killed himself with a chainsaw

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A Virginia man who assaulted his wife with a hatchet during a domestic dispute killed himself with a chainsaw, police said.

Fairfax County police said it received a report of an assault with a weapon around 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at a home in Springfield after a family member allegedly arrived at the home and saw a 70-year-old man striking his 76-year-old wife with the blunt side of hatchet.

"The family member was able to rescue the victim, bring her outside," Fairfax County Police Officer Reem Awad told Fox 5 DC. "At which point, the male suspect did follow outside and a struggle ensued over the ax. 911 was called at that point and we responded."
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The man reportedly barricaded himself inside the home.

"One officer was able to see inside the garage where the suspect was located on the floor," Awad said. "He appeared to have life-threatening injuries to the upper body. He has since died from those injuries. They appear to be caused by a chainsaw."

Police said the man was pronounced dead at the hospital. The victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

The incident is under investigation.

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A Virginia man who assaulted his wife with a hatchet during a domestic dispute killed himself with a chainsaw, police said. Fairfax County police said it received a report of an assault with a weapon around 3:30 p.m.

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The word of the year has been released, and once again it has to do with our current president. The word of 2017 is "fake news."

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Astros win game 7 of the World Series 5-1.

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jappanese man arrested for having 9 different human body parts in his apartment.

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Police arrest Japanese man after body parts found in apartment

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A Japanese man was arrested on Tuesday after the severed parts of nine bodies, some of them stored in picnic coolers, were found in his apartment, Japanese media said.