Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
6 year old boy calls 911 on dad
When
Robbie took a ride with his dad and saw him drive past a red light, he did what
he thought was the right thing to do: He called the cops.
"My
daddy went past a red light," Robbie said in a 911 call the Quincy Police
Department in Massachuetts posted. "It was in the brand new car -- my
mommy's car. We had to go to the car wash and then we went past the red
light."
Mike
Richardson and Robbie were on their way to a car wash last Saturday. The father
stopped at a red light before taking a right turn. That's legal in Massachusetts.
But
Robbie, who dreams of becoming a police officer, noticed his dad had driven by
even when the light was red.
"He
said he was going to call 911," Richardson told CNN. "I just kind of
blew it off a little bit, you know, he's 6 years old."
When
they got home, he called police.
"We
were cooking on the grill," McDonald, told CNN. "Robbie went in the
house and not even five minutes later he came out with the phone and was like,
'Somebody called.'"
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