Every day one hundred million people take psychiatric drugs. It is estimated that deaths linked to psychiatric drugs total more than a 9/11 disaster every month. "Did you see these kinds of incidents in the 1960s or pre-1960? Was anybody shooting up their classrooms? There were guns... we didn't have as many gun control laws then as we do now-- no, we didn't-- so, what's different? The psychotropic drugs, that's what's different." -- Beverly Eakman, Ph.D., Executive Director, National Education Consortium "They induce violence, they induce self-violence, they induce distortions of reality leading to hallucinations; they induce a whole variety of psychiatric problems, which are then typically treated with more psychiatric drugs... the drugs that are used are known, world-wide, to increase suicidality and increase homicidal violence." --Rima Laibow, M.D. "They're not helping people with drugs and they're not looking out for harming people. They're ignoring the harm that's coming from all of these drugs." --Norman Shealy, M.D., Ph.D, Neurosurgeon "We're not talking about a rash, we're not talking about dry mouth, we're not talkin' about nausea. We're talking about sudden compulsive, overwhelming suicidal or homicidal urges. ...

CHICAGO (CBS) – A mob of more than 20 teenagers descended on a trendy Wicker Park shop on Saturday and made off with more than $3,000 worth of Nudie jeans. The store owner now wonders whether the flash mob phenomenon is deserting downtown for the neighborhoods (the suburbs).

Expensive air conditioning units are being stolen and or destroyed and according to church officials, the damage has reached nearly $70000 -- but the thieves only got away with a $1000 in materials.

GlaxoSmithKline LLC will pay $3 billion and plead guilty to promoting two popular drugs for unapproved uses and to failing to disclose important safety information on a third in the largest health care fraud settlement in U.S. history, the Justice Department said Monday.

Police are asking for the public’s help to identify suspects after more than a million dollar’s worth of copper was stolen from a Toronto factory last weekend.

"Officials say desperate New York City thieves are turning to stealing used cooking grease to make quick cash."

“Cable theft amounts to terrorism as it could lead to a loss of innocent lives,” Deputy Minister of Communications Tembisa Stella Ndabeni told parliament during her budget vote speech in early May 2012. “The impact of copper theft is that one day we might not be able to access our money from the banks, including social grants, nor will we be able to utilize certain equipment in hospitals due to systems breakdown,” said Ndabeni.