Inside Edition for Tuesday, April 12, 2022
A rush hour horror for commuters in New York City when an assailant detonated smoke bombs on a subway car filled with passengers and then opened fire. At least 16 people were injured, five of them critically. Coming as the city tries to get back to normal post Covid, Les Trent reports, it has deeply shaken individuals' sense of safety and security. And fireworks of a different sort in a Virginia courtroom where actor Johnny Depp is suing his ex-wife Amber Heard, saying she destroyed her career when she falsely accused him of abuse. Plus she's a model who allegedly stabbed her boyfriend to death and she hasn't been charged. Her attorney says she acted in self-defense but the victim’s family says they don’t buy it, saying she was the aggressor in an often volatile relationship. And when a little boy ended up choking when he used his teeth to open a water bottle, his teacher knew exactly what to do.
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<p>A rush hour horror for commuters in New York City when an assailant detonated smoke bombs on a subway car filled with passengers and then opened fire. At least 16 people were injured, five of them critically. Coming as the city tries to get back to normal post Covid, Les Trent reports, it has deeply shaken individuals' sense of safety and security. And fireworks of a different sort in a Virginia courtroom where actor Johnny Depp is suing his ex-wife Amber Heard, saying she destroyed her career when she falsely accused him of abuse. Plus she's a model who allegedly stabbed her boyfriend to death and she hasn't been charged. Her attorney says she acted in self-defense but the victim’s family says they don’t buy it, saying she was the aggressor in an often volatile relationship. And when a little boy ended up choking when he used his teeth to open a water bottle, his teacher knew exactly what to do.</p>
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