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A shocking video has emerged online showing two Georgia sheriff’s deputies as they taser a handcuffed man to death. According to the victim’s family, the two officers Samuel Smith and Joshua Sepanski, have faced no punishment and are still working at their department. RT reports: The footage came from the body camera of one of the two Coweta County deputies who violently subdued Chase Sherman, a 32-year-old Florida man, as he was sitting in the back of a police car, leading to his death in November of 2015.

Four women were stabbed at a supermarket in a leafy neighborhood of London on Friday morning. One woman is fighting for her life after raising the alarm at 10.45am when a crazed knifeman targeted women at random at Sainsbury’s car park in Hampton, west London. The Mirror reports: Scotland Yard confirmed a man in his 60s was arrested at the scene on suspicion of attempted murder. Officers found three women with knife injuries in the car park and a fourth female victim at a nearby house – and is now fighting for her life in hospital.

The last time we heard the name Vincent Veneziani was several years ago, when he was at Business Insider, a close friend with all of Henry Blodget's editors and writers, writing stories about Wall Street criminals and frauds such as "Ponzi Schemer Kenneth Starr's Super Swanky Upper East Side Condo Just Sold For $5.63 Million" and "The Complete Story Of How Lenny Dykstra Went From The Top Of The World To The Jailhouse." The inherent irony here will become evident in a few moments.

Following today's surprising SEC charge that alleged Phil Mickelson violated securities laws and illegally profited from insider trading to the tune of almost $1 million, here is the response his lawyers just sent out.