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A few months ago, the family’s neighbor was the victim of a violent armed robbery which left the man beaten so badly, he was put on life support. (Photo: ABC)

AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd was arrested Thursday in New Zealand and faces charges for an attempted murder plot, threatening to kill and a few drug charges.

Rudd had apparently procured the murder of two men in September. It is unknown at this time who was hired to carry out the killing or who were the intended targets.

The 60-year-old also faces charges for possession of methamphetamine and cannabis after authorities discovered both in his home during a raid to arrest him.

Rudd, whose real name is Phillip Witschke, is currently out on bail, but is due back in court in three weeks.

[Variety]

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A wrought iron gate which sat outside the former Dachau concentration camp in Germany was stolen sometime over the weekend.

The piece was 75 by 37 inches, rested within a second, larger gate and displayed the phrase “Arbeit macht frei,” which translates into “Work sets you free.”

Dachau, which was established in 1933, was the first concentration camp set up by the Nazis. The camp held more than 200,000 prisoners, over 40,000 of whom died there.

The camp, which is now set up as a memorial, was liberated by U.S. forced on April 29, 1945.

[Associated Press]

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A former sheriff’s deputy in West Virginia pled not guilty Monday to felony charges stemming from an alleged embezzlement scheme involving $5,745 worth of guns from the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Department where he worked.

How does someone like Kendall Jones fit in with modern society?

The full-size models. (Photo: RIA)

Attorney General Eric Holder testifies before the House Judiciary Committee on the oversight of the U.S. Department of Justice on Capitol Hill in Washington, earlier this year. (Photo: Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP)

Directions on how to use the new “bulletproof” whiteboards issued to teachers and school employees in Delaware. (Photo: Jennifer Corbett/Delaware News Journal)

Former Navy SEAL Senior Chief Rob O’Neill has come forward as the commando who zapped Osama bin Laden in 2011. (Photo: Daily Mail)

Michael Bloomberg’s gun control umbrella intends to be on the move in coming months trying to replicate Washington state’s successful ballot initiative. (Photo: Seth Wenig/AP)

Republicans Bernie Herpin, left, and George Rivera lost their historically Democratic Colorado Senate seats earned in a historic recall election after just 13 months this week. (Photo: KWGN)

Although she was cleared by the school to come back to work, Michelle Ferguson-Montgomery submitted her resignation after the charges were filed. (Photo: The Salt Lake Tribune)

Texas governor-elect Greg Abbott just a day after winning election reiterated his support for open carry. (Photo: WFAA)

Saira Blair, 18, attends West Virginia University. Her father is a senior state senator. (Photo: Saira Blair/Facebook)

Bullet holes remain in the windows, remnants of the robbery, which the owner says was the first one he has experienced in the more than 25 years he has been in business. (Photo: KMOV)

Due to be released in March 2015, “Chappie” starring Hugh Jackman and Sigourney Weaver, is a futuristic sci-fi film about a gifted child-like robot, Chappie, who has the ability to think and feel for himself. Chappie, like most kids, is just trying to find his way in the world as he encounters influences, both good and bad.

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An Alabama man was arrested yesterday after going to vote at his Shelby County polling place while open carrying a firearm.

Marc Newson described something that big.