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A bus driver, who complained and warned that people take the novel coronavirus seriously in a Facebook video post has died.

Kelly is still in police custody until his child support payment is paid.

It’s a tableau with which anyone who watches the news is all too familiar: police station, pair of white interrogators, terrified-looking black man. But it’s not from last night’s 10 o’clock broadcast — the year is 1967, and that’s Star Wars star John Boyega in the chair, fielding aggressive and leading questions from the stern officers. It’s a tense scene bordering on the sickening, and the trailer for Kathryn Bigelow’s supercharged period piece Detroit only get more brutal from there.

Everyday at 4:40 p.m. Luscious Ice and I bring you the Hot Mess of the Day. While surfing the web for interesting stories, I came across something that words just can not describe.

In late February, a security guard at a U.S. federal office building in Detroit, MI, found a suspicious package. He brought the package into the building, placed it in the lost and found and went on his merry way. The package sat until March 18, when someone at the office decided to X-ray it to see what was inside. The contents? A bomb that had been there all along, according to ABC News. Read Mor