A TV presenter in Turkey suffered a heart attack during a live broadcast recently and collapsed – Sukru Oytan, a sports presenter, had been fitted with a pacemaker just 10 days prior, after being diagnosed with arrhythmia — slow or irregular heartbeats.

The pacemaker is a device connected to people’s heart muscles and can relieve some arrhythmia symptoms such as fatigue and fainting. If your heart rate is too slow, it sends an electrical signal to the heart muscle to start a heartbeat.

A viral video footage shows Oytan slump suddenly on the desk in front of him, before sliding off his chair and falling onto the studio floor.

Oytan was analysing the Sports Toto 1st League Eskisehirspor-Umraniyespor match when he paused suddenly. After a short silence, he can be seen leaning with his head resting against the table, while his co-presenter, Guven Sabaz, appears to be confused about what to do in the situation.

He can be seen panting as he bends over and Sabaz begins walking over to his colleague but Oytan falls out of his chair and onto the floor in a heap.

Turkish media said that Oytan had suffered a heart attack on air and was rushed to hospital, where he was now reportedly in a stable condition.

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According to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office, 21-year-old Nicholas Anthony Sardo of Citra, has been arrested and charged with four counts of bestiality/sexual contact with an animal.

Deputies say that on October 16, a witness came forward and reported that she had witnessed Sardo having sex with a miniature male pony named Jackie G in a pasture on a family member’s property three days earlier.

Another witness came forward saying she saw it as well, and she approached Sardo about what she had seen, according to the sheriff’s office.

Sardo immediately admitted to her that he had sex with the horse and also gave the same admission to a detective investigating the allegation.

Sardo added that he had sex with the horse four times during the course of a week, according to the detective. The sheriff’s office stated in a press release that, “he used a condom each time because he didn’t want to get a disease from the horse.”

Additionally, Sardo told the detective that he knew he was wrong for what he did and that, “he was a sick man,” according to the sheriff’s office.

One of Sardo’s family members is the owner of the horse and the horse is currently under their care. Stipulations of Sardo’s future contact with the horse could be determined by a judge in the near future.

Sardo is currently being held in the Marion County Jail.

A lady was, last Monday, caught after she stole a 2-month-old baby at the Mammy Market, along Portharcourt Road, Obinze, Owerri, Imo State.

According to reports, the mother of the child had just finished breastfeeding her, but as she turned to clear up her bed so as to lay her on it, the suspect swooped in and took the baby.

Luckily, the mom turned almost immediately, to see the suspect making away with her child. Her loud scream attracted passersby, who chased and caught the suspect.

She was later handed over to the police after being beaten.

A commercial bus conductor on Monday beat his driver around 3.45pm in Mile One, Port Harcourt, which forced passersby to intervene and restore peace.

According to reports by Punch Metro, Trouble started when their vehicle ran out of fuel and the driver decided to close for the day and opted to pay his conductor N2,000 instead of the agreed N3,000 for the entire day.

It was gathered that the bus conductor got infuriated by the decision of his boss and insisted that the earlier agreed amount must be paid to him regardless of what had happened.

An eyewitness, who identified himself simply as Confidence, said the commercial bus driver and his conductor started an argument, which resulted in a fight.

He said;

“The driver wanted to pay his conductor N2,000 as against the N3,000 agreed by both of them. This was because they had closed earlier than expected because their vehicle ran out of fuel unexpectedly and there was not enough money to refuel the vehicle.

“The conductor, however, insisted that the agreed sum of N3,000 be paid to him by the driver. But when the driver refused, a fight ensued. The bus conductor beat up his driver, tearing his clothes and also stripping him n*ked. We had to intervene to settle the fight.”

The Rivers State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr Nnamdi Omoni when contacted said, he had not been briefed about the incident.

A Romanian gypsy wedding between an eight-year-old girl and a ten-year-old boy has sparked outrage on social media.

A footage that was taken moments before the ceremony began in Dolj County shows the young girl surrounded by older women making final touches to her oversized frock.

Donning a pink sparkly gown, the young girl can be seen delicately touching her long ringlets as a local singer gets the crowd going.

The groom can be seen dancing along to the folk music, with his pals by his side, appearing to boost his confidence.

The singer calls on the groom and tells him to: “Leave the toys aside, today you’ve married your bride.”

Seconds later, the bride is propelled onto a stool, for all to gaze at her gown which appears to be of an adult size.

Appearing confident, the girl poses as the women continue to pamper her and sew her into the dress.

The footage attracted a number of disapproving comments when posted online.

One user, Don Vochin, insisted it was not a legally binding wedding.

He claimed the official ceremony would take place when the youngsters are older.

According to the UN Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights, a number of Romanian communities practice “early marriage”.

Until 2007 the minimum age for marriage was different for men and women; 18-year-old men could marry and 16-year-old women could marry.

And for valid reasons the Local Council could approve a 15-year-old to marry if accepted by an “official physician”.

This gathering was a cultural ceremony celebrating the promise of marriage.

The young pair wouldn’t be expected to have sex and would almost certainly continue living with their families for years to come.

It comes after a similar event took place in Galati, where an eight-year-old and a seven-year-old married back in 2011.

After an investigation, local officials said they would not pursue charges as the marriage was not legally registered at the town hall.

culled from The Sun UK