Miami club massacre: Girl, 11, among 15 wounded

MIAMI, FLORIDA -- An 11-year-old girl was among 15 wounded during a shooting a Miami nightclub, cops said.
Investigators were still trying to piece together who or how many people fired the weapons or what prompted the shooting outside The Spot club, according to police spokesperson Federica Burden.
Witnesses told CBS Miami that they heard at least 100 shots.
A unresponsive man was found not breathing by emergency responders and five girls aged 11 to 17 and cops said they were going from hospital to hospital to try and piece together what happened.
Miami Fire Rescue Capt. Ignatius Carroll called the shootings "very disturbing."
"What was very surprising to the responders was that these were kids that out at 1o'clock in the morning in a club and this type of violence took place where a bunch of kids were gathering," he said.

INDIANA GIRL, 11, SHOT BY SISTER, 14, PLAYING CSI

AN 11-YEAR-OLD girl was blasted in the head with a shotgun by her 14-year-old sister during a game of CSI that went horribly wrong.
The pair were playing a game based on the on the hit TV show when the girl picked up the gun and: "shot pellets in the head area from a 20 gauge shotgun," according to Cass County conservation officer Brenda Louthain. Neither parent was home at the time. 

SKIER ROBERT VIETZE PEED ON LITTLE GIRL

P***ER

HE REALLY was taking the piste. 

Top skier Robert Vietze got drunk on a Jet Blue flight from Portland to Oregon when he allegedly urinated on an 11-year-old girl. 

The arrogant 18-year-old, who is among the 75 best in the country and had been penciled into for next year's Winter Olympics, apparently got up shortly after take off. 

But instead of hitting the bathroom, he stumbled five rows up and emptied his bladder on the 11-year-girl's leg. 

The girl's father, a Stage 4 cancer patient, caught Vietze midstream and tried to wipe him out.

One witness told the NY Post: "I woke up to this man yelling and literally looking like he was about to punch this kid in the face."

MICHAEL HANCE NAMED AS MURDERER OF 7 IN OHIO

UPDATE: Cops in Ohio have named Michael E. Hance, 51, as the twisted triggered man who blew away seven other people Sunday--including an 11-year-old boy.
According to CNN, Hance allegedly shot his girlfriend, Rebecca Dieter, 49, at their home before running through his Copley Township neighborhood and killing six other victims.
Police Chief Michael Mier said: "No words can adequately express the loss experienced by the families of the victims and the community at large." Dieter is the only victim who survived the shooting spree. After shooting Dieter, Hance shot

KILLER, 11, PAYS RESPECTS TO BROTHER ANDREW FRYE

SKYE

THE 11-year-old boy accused of killing his younger stepbrother Andrew Frye was allowed to pay his respects at a private session before the funeral service for friends and family.
Allowed 15, minutes, he saw his 6-year-old sibling, before being whisked back to the juvenile detention centre.
Cops found the Skye on a bed in the family's Martinsville, IN home, with a gaping shotgun wound in his head, after the 11-year-old reported it in a 911 call.
He died a few hours later after being airlifted to hospital.  
Cops initially thought it was an accident but Morgan County prosecutor Steve Sonnega says the evidence led them to believe that it wasn't the case.

IDIOT SHOOTS 11-YEAR-OLD FOR PLAYING NEAR HIS CAR

NUT JOB NEIGHBOR

A PSYCHO neighbor blasted an 11-year-old girl for playing on his lawn and near his car, cops say.
Nut job neighbor Charles DuBose, 55, had yelled at the group of kids who were playing on his lawn and bumped his car.
But when they carried on playing to close to his Clevland, OH, home he pulled out his pistol and started blasting, smashing 11-year-old Ivhan'e Merrit in the torso.
Her pal Shamarra Hall, 10, told Fox News: "We started running and then that's when my friend Ivhan`e goes 'I got shot, I got shot,' and we thought she was playing until she fell."

KID, 11, CALLS IN SCHOOL BOMB THREAT AS A "JOKE"

WELL that's one way to get out of school - but definitely not the smartest, that's for sure.
An 11-year-old called in a bomb threat to his school, threatening to blow up students and shoot teachers because he was "bored."
The fifth-grader's message to Indiana's Yorktown Community Schools voicemail system sent the district into lockdown, as officers and sniffer dogs scrambled to search for the explosives.
Marshal Todd St. John tells The Star Press that the boy told officers he called in the threat because he was bored and meant it as a joke.