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Video shows 18-year-old Kimber Mills (in the pink shirt)... and her friends line dancing at “The Pit.” This is where they were when an uninvited male opened fire, shooting 4 people on Sunday. Two males were severely injured, and Kimber was killed. *Video is from September* Kimber's honor walk was today at 4:00, followed by surgery to procure her organs for donation. Please continue to pray for her family and friends, as they cope with this devastating loss. 🙏🏼 BACKSTORY: Jefferson County, Ala. — A night of fun quickly turned deadly at around 12:30 a.m. Sunday at a location known as “The Pit,” where dozens of teens were having a bonfire gathering. A man not known to the group, 27-year-old Steven Whitehead, reportedly showed up uninvited and approached one of the girls, causing a confrontation. He pulled out a gun and began firing, shooting four different people. One of them was 18-year-old Kimber Mills, who had no involvement in the fight. She was shot in her leg and her head. The tragedy has brought an outpouring of support from the community. More than 100 people gathered at the hospital Sunday to show love for Kimber. “She is so loved by this amazing community she has behind her,” Ashley said. “We are beyond thankful for everyone who has shown up to support her.” On Monday morning, emotions ran high as Cleveland High School students gathered outside the school to pray for their classmate. Many held hands, bowed their heads, and shed tears. Principal Brannon Smith said additional counselors were made available for students as they process the news. “I have a daughter who’s a cheerleader, and yesterday was a hard day,” Smith said. “This tragedy hits close to home.” Deputies arrested Whitehead and charged him with three counts of attempted murder, although one will likely get upgraded to murder. He is being held in the Jefferson County Jail. #crime #truecrime #news #tragedy #viralshow more

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The Houthis just reignited the Middle East oil crisis.... This could be one of the biggest actions of the conflict so far, and one that American consumers feel at home within days. They've just claimed they hit the two remaining things that have kept Saudi oil flowing throughout this war: • Pumping stations on the East-West pipeline • Aramco's Abqaiq plant, the biggest oil processing site on the planet With Iran choking off the Strait of Hormuz, that pipeline is Saudi Arabia's escape hatch. It runs 1,200 km across the desert to the Red Sea port of Yanbu and can move up to 7M barrels a day without going anywhere near the Gulf. Abqaiq is where most Saudi crude gets processed before it ships. The last time it was hit, in 2019, Saudi output was cut in half overnight and oil jumped almost 15% in a single day. Now both are in the firing line at the same time. The Houthis also said they went after Riyadh's main airport and its financial district. They already hit that district on Sunday, when debris tore into several floors of the Aramco Tower. That makes three days in a row of strikes on Saudi energy. Sunday was the Aramco Tower. Monday brought a fire on the same pipeline near Medina. Today it's Abqaiq. Saudi Arabia has played down every attack so far, and nobody has confirmed today's damage yet. But the Houthis keep coming back to the same targets, and Saudi oil has no other big route around Hormuz. Assuming this announcement is true, the world loses the barrels it's been counting on to get through this war. This could change the tide of the fuel markets dramatically.show more