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This is the moment a student dragged a fellow classmate to the ground and repeatedly banged her head against the floor in a horrific school fight. The student, who was enrolled at a school in Florida's St. Johns County School District, carried out the brutal attack in February as a crowd students looked on, barking and cheering as the fight ensued. District officials say the school 'swiftly addressed' the incident and took action against the attacker in accordance to the code of conduct's guidelines for level four offences, which are classified as the 'most serious' infractions.

Jack Callahan, 22, has gone on trial for the murder of his father Scott, 57, who was found by police floating in a pond outside Duxbury in June 2021. The then 19-year-old told police his banker father was possessed by a demon called 'Dirty Dan' who he thought could be destroyed through baptism. Callahan was bringing his father home from a Boston bar when his mother, Wendy, called to say she would not have her ex-husband in their house, and the young man asked their cab driver to pull over next to the pond. He grabbed his father and repeatedly plunged his head under the water, telling cops: 'I left him there to decide, you can come to heaven with me or hell. I think he chose hell.'

As the New York-based aspiring fashionista celebrates her 18th birthday, FEMAIL looks back on how Katie Holmes removed Scientology from her life. Sources close to Katie and Suri have claimed her father Tom Cruise (pictured left and inset with his daughter) has 'no part' in her life. Katie split from Tom in 2012 and with it, left the church of Scientology. MailOnline revealed in 2016 that Katie (pictured centre and inset with her daughter) feared she would lose Suri to Scientology, after seeing how Tom's first wife Nicole Kidman became distanced from the children she adopted with him, Bella and Connor, when they remained within the church after she left.

Search engine giant Google has fired nearly 30 of its US employees after they were arrested for staging sits-ins at the company's offices to protest its contract with the Israeli government. The pro-Palestinian employees - who were seen wearing traditional Arab headscarves- were taken in by officials from both the organization's New York City and California offices. Soon after an internal investigation, Google vice president of global security Chris Rackow announced the termination of its employees in a companywide memo

The 40-year-old man was stretchered away from a sea cave called Charco El Tancon in Puerto Santiago in northern Tenerife on Monday afternoon, having sustained 'serious injuries' to his legs. Footage of the brutal injury that emerged overnight showed a group of men believed to be friends of the holidaymaker counting down from five before he launched himself into the air. But the man leapt too far, overshooting the sea and smashing feet-first onto the rocks surrounding the pool dozens of feet below. The witnesses could be overheard reacting in shock and terror as the unfortunate jumper made contact with the rocks before rebounding into the water with clear signs his injuries included at least one broken leg.

It was revealed that several of the current president's younger staffers and other Democrats close to Biden use the moniker for Trump referencing the head of the Third Reich. A staffer referenced the nickname when reporter Maggie Haberman accused Trump of sleeping at his trial in New York City Monday. 'Hitler Pig sleepy' was what one person allegedly captioned the New York Times reporter's comments to CNN Monday.

Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowser used taxpayer money to fund a trip to one of the most exclusive sports events in the world, the US Masters in Augusta, Georgia, last week. The mayor's official schedule said that on Saturday April 13, she would be traveling to the Peach state 'as part of a sports and economic development visit.' The communications director for Bowser's office, Susan Castillo, told DC NewsNow this week that the mayor was invited by two people who are 'spearheading' a plan to rejuvenate two areas of the city.

A woman who took her dead 'uncle' to a bank in Brazil for a 'loan scam' was seen transporting the body in a taxi and even getting the unwitting cabbie to help her put him into a wheelchair - potentially revealing a crucial detail that could see her jailed. Érika de Souza Vieira Nunes, 42, was seen in CCTV footage taking a rideshare car with Paulo Roberto Braga to a bank in Bangu, Rio de Janeiro, before attempting to withdraw 17,000 reais (about £2,600) on April 16. Nunes insists she didn't know her elderly relative was dead when she took him to the bank - while newly-surfaced footage shows her struggling to get Braga out of the car and into a wheelchair with help from the taxi driver.

Reports have suggested Karl-Erivan Haub (inset) faked his death six years ago while hiking alone on the iconic Swiss peak (main), then went incognito to Moscow to be with his secret Russian mistress. Authorities launched a six-day search which saw five helicopters and teams of alpine rescuers canvas the area following his disappearance in April 2018, but his body was never found. Aged 58 when he disappeared, he left behind a wife, two children and a company of some 75,000 employees as former managing director and part owner of German supermarket and retail giant Tengelmann Group. He was declared dead but reports have suggested he is ' living with his mistress ' Veronika Ermilova, 44 (right), in Moscow. The pro-Kremlin media in Russia has said Ermilova admits she knew the German tycoon and that they had a business relationship. But she says she has heard nothing from him since he went hiking on the Matterhorn.

The Duke of Sussex has updated his official business records in this country to make it clear that he no longer lives in Britain. Filings published by Companies House yesterday for 'Prince Henry Charles Albert David Duke of Sussex' record that his 'New Country/State Usually Resident' is now the U.S. It was previously recorded as the United Kingdom. And despite being updated officially this week, Prince Harry chose the day he and Meghan officially moved out of Frogmore Cottage - June 29, 2023, as the date his formal US residency began - not when they emigrated in early 2020. Royal biographer Tom Bower told MailOnline that Harry's decision to use the date of leaving Frogmore as the start of his US residency reveals his annoyance with his father. It is also a sure sign that Harry has no intention of living in Britain again for some time. 'King Charles was quite right to evict Harry from Frogmore, and not surprisingly Harry was irritated. He and Meghan thought they could have their cake and eat it', he said. Royal author Angela Levin said the change in residence means that Harry should no longer be 'a Counsellor of State to stand in for the monarch should it be needed'.

Mindy Kaling and Tracee Ellis Ross have revealed they are among the exclusive group to have received the first 50 jars from Meghan's first batch of jam in Instagram posts. Other recipients have revealed themselves as Meghan's fellow 'polo wife ' Delfina Blaquier, fashion designer Tracy Robbins and the Duchess's close friend of many years, Kelly McKee Zajfen.

Organized criminal gangs have now begun targeting San Diego's wealthiest neighborhoods as part of an operation named 'burglary tourism,' according to a shocking new report. 'The home is carefully selected. They've been watching from rented cars that blend into wealthy neighborhoods. They are masked, gloved and care little about cameras. They are in and out of your home in just minutes,' San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan told NBC this week. 'When a burglary happens it's your home, you never feel the same. This is organized. This is not some kid,' he added. The DA says that the gangs are emanate in South American and take advantage of the Visa Waiver Program which allows residents of certain countries come to the US after filling out an online form.

Dacia Lacey, 32, walked free after a judge ruled that prosecutors brought inappropriate charges of neglect of a dependent resulting in death, while stressing that she was 'not innocent.' The case was a bench trial, meaning it was only decided by a single judge instead of a jury.

Suspected kidnapper Nicolas Sternaman (inset) allegedly bent over and made a grab for a four-year-old boy as he was exiting a CVS in Miami (top right) with his parents. The brazen kidnapping attempt prompted his father Hassan Rodriguez (left) to launch at the attacker. Rodriguez bravely grabbed Sternaman, 26, and wrestled him away from the boy as his mother pulled her child to safety. 'He grabbed him by the neck, if I'm not behind him, he would have killed him,' the shaken father told police after the incident, new body camera footage shows. Sternaman was arrested (bottom right) and charged with kidnapping and battery, and remains jailed.

Thomas Ryan Elliott, 21, was dramatically arrested at a Target in the city of Greenville on Monday afternoon after being seen crouching down by a woman wearing a skirt. He was seen on camera placing his cellphone on the floor of the store to take video up a female customer's black outfit. In an interview wit WITN , the unnamed victim recalled the disturbing moment she realized she was being recorded. 'No matter how much you try to think you're going to be prepared for it, it kind of throws you threw a loop when it actually happens,' the victim told the local outlet. She recalled the moment she realized the suspect appeared to be suspiciously lingering near her. 'I decided to get up and scoot over and then at this point I was not focusing on what I was trying to buy anymore,' the woman said. 'I was more distracted by him still lingering in the area.' Once she moved, the suspect crouched behind her and placed his phone under her skirt, according to the victim.

A British family (right) who bought a private island near Nicaragua and ended up in a battle to reclaim it from local indigenous people which ended in kidnapping and death. The shocking story of Hampshire-based mother Jayne Gaskin, (left) her husband Phil and her three children who trade their village home for a tropical paradise is told in a new true crime podcast by Wondery and Forest Sounds The Price of Paradise. However, when they arrived on the a 9.5-acre island on the Mosquito Coast of Nicaragua they realised all was not as it seemed because it was at the centre of a centuries-old land dispute.

OJ Simpson's final days were spent drinking beer on his couch in his gated Las Vegas community before he took a sudden turn for the worst after Easter, leaving him only able to ask for water and watch his beloved golf on TV. Simpson died last Thursday at the age of 76 following a battle with prostate cancer. His remains were cremated Tuesday in a private ceremony. It was earlier reported that the prime suspect in the murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman made friends and family sign non-disclosure agreements before visiting him at home over the past few weeks.

The cost of a simple apple has sparked a furious debate on social media after a young shopper delivered an impassioned protest at paying $7 for the grocery staple. More than one million people have seen the diatribe from the TikTok user @via..li, who had just emerged from an unnamed branch of Whole Foods. The Boston-based influencer reached into her bag, grabbing the apple and her phone and left her followers in no doubt about her fury.

The dictator waved to adoring crowds as he arrived at the event in Pyongyang to mark the completion of the second phase of a 10,000-unit housing development. He was then seen in his current favourite black leather bomber jacket as he used scissors to cut the red ribbon while standing on top of a large podium, decorated with communist red ribbons and adorned with a golden hammer and sickle. Below were hundreds of North Korean citizens waving brightly coloured balloons and the country's flag. Some were seen crying as they caught sight of their leader.

Shania Twain has been working for almost 40 years in show business, but the singer has never looked better than she does now. The beauty, 58, sizzled for the cover of Haute Living which DailyMail.com got a first look at on Wednesday. The Man! I Feel Like A Woman songstress showed off her sultry side by wearing her hair in a pink-tinted tone. And the chart-topper also showed off her long, toned legs in a leotard with sky-high heels. 

It was, as Warwick Davis described it in his autobiography, 'the biggest casting call for little people in movie history'. Willow, the brainchild of Star Wars creator George Lucas and Ron Howard, helped propel Davis to the status of a respected actor who could cope with leading roles. Then aged just 17, Davis portrayed sorcerer Willow Ufgood alongside Hollywood superstar Val Kilmer as mercenary swordsman Madmartigan. The resulting 1988 film, which told the story of Ufgood's battle to protect a baby princess against villainous queen Bavmorda, was a huge hit with movie goers. It was while working on the film that Davis met his future wife and 'soul mate' Samantha, who had a small role in the production. The star, who announced yesterday that his wife has died aged 53 , later recalled how they had gelled at a dinner held to mark the film's release - before they kissed for the first time when both were starring in a theatre production of Snow White.

Daylen Amir Austin, 19, was charged with felony hit and run on Monday evening, which was strangely first reported as a stabbing. The victim was found with a cut on his neck lying by a hammer.

A snow leopard was caught on camera showing off its camouflaging skills as it effortlessly hid in plain sight on the side of a Himalayan mountainside. Thanks to its grey and black speckled fur and white belly the elusive predator can evade the untrained eye as it disappears by blending into the snowy mountain terrain. Award winning wildlife photographer Dafna Ben-nun, 43, managed to spot and snap the stealthy snow leopard, who was later joined by its sibling, after climbing the Himalayas of India.