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Peligro, whose real name is Darren Henley, died from head trauma sustained during an accidental fall, a Twitter post from the band said. The cause of the fatal impact was not released. Henley joined the legendary punk rock group in 1981 and made his recorded debut with the band on the record, “In God We Trust, Inc.” Following Dead Kennedys’ break up in 1986, Henley briefly joined Red Hot Chili Peppers in 1988. He was responsible for introducing Anthony Kiedis and Flea to a young John Frusciante, who later became the group’s guitarist, according to Pitchfork. Henley reunited with the...

INDIANAPOLIS -- A 3-year-old boy was fatally injured when a floor-mounted mirror fell on him at an Indianapolis Wal-Mart. Police said Christopher Antonio was apparently playing near the 5-foot-tall mirror in the children's section of the store Saturday evening when it fell at the store in the 3200 block of 86th Street. The boy was with his 5-year-old sister and his mother. The mother told police she was about 5 feet away from her son when she heard a loud crash. Police said it took two people to pull the mirror off the boy.

Peligro Pelosi -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: May 11, 2006 1:00 a.m. Eastern By Craig R. Smith -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- © 2006 WorldNetDaily.com After watching Nancy Pelosi on "Meet the Press" on Sunday, I realized this November may just be the single most important election of my lifetime. This woman is without a doubt the most dangerous woman in America and we should pay close attention to what she is saying and equally to what she is not. Tim Russert quizzed the Democrat from California on issues ranging from high fuel costs to a balanced budget. Like all "pie in the sky" Democrats, her answers...

- HOUSTON) — A home invasion turns deadly when an elderly homeowner opens fire. The 79-year-old man says he fired his gun after he told the teenage suspect to leave. Daniel Strelec fought in World War II and hoped he'd never have to kill again. Still, many people in his neighborhood think he had no other choice. But the veteran is rethinking his deadly decision. For most of his life, Daniel Strelec enjoyed the home his father built. But these days it's more like a prison for the 79-year-old man. He hopes boarding up windows and doors will keep the...