News about Brian Harvey

With LadBaby out of the race, frontman Terry Coldwell is confident that their parody album, complete with an Ed Sheeran lookalike, will top the holiday charts this year, in the hopes of raising concerns about the dangers of smoking. Terry replied, "Yes, but obviously they are two entirely different bands," when he inquired whether he thinks the Christmas hit will do as well on the charts as Stay Another Day.

A cop was seen holding an assault rifle and running into a Texas mall as a gunman unleashed a barrage of bullets on shoppers in a terrifying new bodycam video. Mauricio Garcia, 33, killed eight people, including children, outside H&M in Allen, Texas, on May 6. At the time, he was shot and killed. In an effort to neutralize the situation, harrowing clips have emerged now. A police officer screamed at onlookers and ran towards the danger. Multiple deafening gunshots - fired by Garcia on innocent families and children - can be heard billowing in the background, while sirens ring out from afar.

In the one-minute video, which was published on Sunday, less than 24 hours after the Neo-Nazi militant shot dead eight at the mall in Allen, Texas, the Neo-Nazi militant wore a Scream Ghostface mask. His account, which has since been deleted, went under the name 'Psychovision', the same one he used for his profile on the OK.RU forum. Garcia was seen next to a waitress at a Hooters in Texas Twin Peaks, according to DailyMail.com. In the sickening video, Garcia grinned as he whipped off his mask and used a voice-changing device to say: 'not quite what you were expecting, huh? cya.' Go watch the video.' Garcia's video seems to have been shot in an apartment, which also features a Snoopy and Evanescence poster in the background. On the video, he is only visible for about 23 seconds before handing over the camera lens and blasting music over a snapshot of a smiling smiling face that seemed to be supposed to be Hitler. The video, which was described as a "face reveal," was posted before the shooting, but it was scheduled to be released after the horror.

Authorities announced that Mauricio Garcia, 33, had legally bought eight firearms prior to the shooting and carried three on his person and five more in his vehicle to Allen's shopping center. Hank Sibley, the Texas Department of Public Health and Safety Regional Director, said in a press conference that Garcia did not have any criminal history. He said that law enforcement is investigating whether any of the weapons were used in criminal prosecution, but that no information has been gathered on their systems. Garcia attacked the mall's 'location' rather than the people,' according to officer Sibley, who said: 'He was very random in the people he killed'. However, law enforcement was unable to confirm the shooter's motives, although they did not find a manifesto left behind by the gunman, who stated that they did not find one. The FBI is still searching through his electronics and social media pages, as well as monitoring a profile on the OK.RU website.

Rep. Keith Self, a Texas Republican, voiced his belief in the power of prayer, claiming that those who question its effectiveness have no faith in a 'almighty god.' Rep. Self, who identifies as a Christian, emphasized the importance of prayer in the aftermath of the disaster. When asked about people who doubt the validity of prayers, he attributed their skepticism to a lack of faith in a higher power.

Witnesses have recalled the moment they heard hundreds of bullets and saw 'bodies going down' when a gunman opened fire and killed multiple civilians at a suburban Texas outdoor store. The shooting took place at the Allen Premium Outlets in Allen, a small suburb north of Dallas, injured at least nine people and several others before the gunman was shot dead by police. People were forced to run and take shelter in supermarkets, and some said they saw the killer's body on the ground as they were evacuated.

In a rare appearance on Sunday, Brian Harvey was seen clearing out his house. As he became involved in removing large white goods from his house in East London and tidying up his front garden, the former East 17 singer, 48, wore a grey tracksuit. In Back To The Future, he wore a knitted pair of slippers in the style of Marty McFly's famous Nike limited edition trainers.

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