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Three members of a Muslim family in Tennessee have been arrested after they allegedly attacked a minor family member for converting to Christianity.On December 11‚ police went to a Nashville-area residence to conduct a welfare check after an employer had called to report concerns about an employee‚ a boy who was still a minor. When police arrived‚ they reportedly found the boy "trembling and wide eyed" and his hair "disheveled."The boy told the authorities that his parents — 57-year-old Nick Kadum and 46-year-old Rawaa Khawaji — and his older brother‚ 29-year-old John Kadum‚ had physically assaulted him for converting to Christianity. The boy claimed all three "repeatedly punched him and spat in his face‚" an arrest report said.The boy also accused his mother of having cut him with a knife. "He stated his mother then took a knife and scratched the back of his right hand with it‚" the arrest report said. Police also noted that the boy appeared to have been "cut haphazardly" and had lumps on his face‚ though it is unclear which suspect may have inflicted those wounds.The boy‚ clearly shaken‚ indicated to police that the assault had continued almost until the moment law enforcement arrived at the home."He stated his family‚ including his mother‚ demanded he recant and say he was a Muslim‚" the arrest report read. The parents and the older son were arrested without incident. Nick and John Kadum were charged with domestic assault‚ while Khawaji was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. All three have since been released. When they are next scheduled to appear in court is unclear.The boy had been taken to a nearby hospital for treatment for his injuries. His current condition is unknown. No reports have indicated whether the boy has been removed from the home and‚ if so‚ with whom he might be staying.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Some motorists on Los Angeles' southbound 110 Freeway weren't about to put up with a line of pro-Palestinian protesters blocking them in the middle of Wednesday morning's rush — and angry drivers exited their cars and got physical with the leftists.In the below video‚ motorists are seen grabbing protesters' signs and tossing them away‚ dragging them from the line they formed stretching across the freeway lanes — and one driver is seen wrestling a protester on the hood of a car before knocking him to the freeway surface.Content warning: Language: — (@) Here's another angle: A frustrated 110 Freeway driver fights with protestors as rush hour traffic is stopped on the roadwa youtu.be KNBC-TV reported that the actions of the protesters — calling for an Israel-Hamas war ceasefire in Gaza — brought morning traffic to a halt for more than an hour after they linked arms around 9 a.m.Backups extended to nearby streets and freeways‚ the station said‚ adding that traffic on the southbound 110 was jammed for miles‚ well past Interstate 5.California Highway Patrol officers began taking people into custody just before 10 a.m.‚ KNBC said‚ adding that most of the protesters were removed by 10:30 a.m.The station said several cars appeared to have stalled due to mechanical problems‚ which added to "traffic headaches." Tow trucks removed the vehicles‚ KNBC noted.Police said 75 people were arrested‚ but it wasn't immediately clear whether all of them were protesters‚ the station said.The 110 Freeway connects downtown Los Angeles with Long Beach to the south and San Gabriel Valley communities to the northeast‚ KNBC explained.The Los Angeles Times in its report on the protest called the 110 "one of the most notoriously congested thoroughfares in Los Angeles."Pro-Palestinian protesters pulled the same stunt last month up north on the Bay Bridge — which connects San Francisco and Oakland — then proceeded to throw their car keys into the water below‚ forcing their vehicles to be towed. Protesters block 110 Freeway in downtown L.A. demanding cease-fire in Gaza youtu.be Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Dramatic police bodycam video shows a Florida man fighting off being tased and dragging a deputy nearly 50 feet while the suspect and officer were handcuffed. Around 7:15 p.m. On Dec. 11‚ police attempted to serve an active warrant to Keon Hodge in Tampa‚ Florida. Hodge fiercely resisted being arrested‚ but officers were able to get a handcuff on one of his hands. While resisting‚ deputies with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office tased Hodge‚ but they did not affect the suspect. Bodycam footage shows Hodge dragging a female deputy approximately 50 feet by his handcuffed wrist. Hodge fled the crime scene and was able to outrun the female officer. The 28-year-old suspect managed to hide in a building on a car lot. The manhunt quickly intensified when the aviation unit with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office was called in to locate the runaway suspect. The police helicopter operator was able to spot Hodge.Deputies with a K-9 unit were directed by the aviation unit to the building where Hodge was hiding. The police dog located Hodge hiding behind a hot water heater. Hodge was arrested and hit with nine charges. He was charged with three counts of resisting an officer with violence‚ battery on a law enforcement officer‚ prisoner escape or attempt to escape‚ criminal mischief $1‚000 or more‚ burglary of an unoccupied structure‚ trespass on property other than structure or conveyance‚ and failure to obey written promise to appear.Hodge's bond was set at $17‚500. Sheriff Chad Chronister said in a statement‚ "When it comes to teamwork‚ it couldn’t be better displayed than what these deputies showed. After this man violently rejected the first attempt at his arrest‚ he now will face additional consequences for his despicable actions."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here! Battery on LEO December 11‚ 2023 www.youtube.com

A stunning video showed what happened when a gang of thugs tried a smash-and-grab robbery at a California store where an armed elderly man worked. Surveillance video showed the group running into the Estates Consignments on Contra Costa Boulevard in Pleasant Hill before the man appears in frame with his .38-caliber revolver. 73-year-old Albert Marcu told KTVU-TV that he believes a woman who came into the store prior to the group was a scout for them. She was seen trying to keep a security guard from shutting a door in order to let the group inside. The video shows the gang of young males running into the store‚ one of whom was carrying a sledgehammer. As soon as Marcu pulled out his gun‚ the thieves fell to the floor and ran out of the store. "I showed them my gun‚ and I told them to stop it‚ I have a gun‚" said Marcu‚ who manages the store. One of the thugs tripped after plowing into a chair on the way out. The would-be thieves rushed into two Infiniti Q50 vehicles‚ one black and one white‚ but they were immediately confronted by police. They were alerted to their presence by a license plate reader that reported the presence of a stolen vehicle. Although police had responded quickly‚ the two vehicles were able to drive off and escape. Marcu said he was absolutely prepared to use lethal force to protect himself and the other employees of the store. "If they threaten my life or the life of my employees‚ I'll use the gun‚ hundred percent‚" he said. He said that other stores have been hit in the area‚ and he wanted to make an example of the thugs. "I didn’t want to shoot anybody‚ but I have to make a statement. Too many bad things have happened. Stores get robbed left and right‚" he added. "I have a message for all business owners‚ to take example and fight for themselves‚ because if you don’t fight for yourself‚ nobody will." Pleasant Hill is a suburb of Oakland with a population of about 34‚000 people. Here's the video of the incident: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The Crew is coming to an end it seems‚ as Ubisoft announces its closure and the upcoming shutdown of the racing MMO's servers. After almost a decade of wild online rides‚ the behemoth developer says that the game's removal is a "necessity." The news comes soon after the recent launch of The Crew Motorfest's second season. Continue reading Ubisoft takes down its MMO racing game‚ announces server shutdown

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