ALERT: Prolific DUI driver decapitates a woman when he was allegedly drunk driving a pontoon boat 80 MPH in a no-wake zone. Richard Stevenson, 45, was seen flying across the Fox River in Illinois in his 30-foot pontoon boat, expected to be traveling 80 MPH. Stevenson was seen by a security camera zooming down the river and, about an hour and a half later, seen flying by again in the other direction. Shortly after, the family that recorded his boat heard a massive crash. Stevenson entered a no-wake zone and flew into the back of a boat, causing his boat to jump on top of it, decapitating a woman and injuring her husband. 2 passengers on Stevenson's boat fled the scene but were later interviewed by police and said Stevenson, who blew a .20 BAC, had taken several Fireball shots that day. Stevenson, who has 3 prior DUI’s, faces three felony charges, including reckless homicide and aggravated driving under the influence.

ALERT: Teen slams into a rock after trying to illegally jump off a famous San Diego cliff and comes up just a bit short. A 17-year-old decided to jump off Sunset Cliffs into the ocean while a crowd watched him slam into the ledge of the rocks and had to be rescued from the water. San Diego Fire-Rescue responded to the incident as well and transported the teen to a hospital; his injuries are unknown. Municipal codes prohibit jumping or diving into the Pacific Ocean or Mission Bay from any natural or human-made point connected to land that is more than five feet above the water.

ALERT: UPS driver chucks a 30-pound box at a dog sprinting at him at full speed, then tries to fight the owner. "Why, what's the problem? Why you throwin' sh*t at my f*ckin' dog?"

ALERT: US Coast Guard jumps onto a runaway boat and safely stops it in Maryland. Authorities say the man operating the vessel suddenly fell overboard, and the Coast Guard had to intercept and stop the boat. The incident has raised awareness among boat operators to wear their engine shut-off clip lanyards, which are required by federal law on most boats under 26 feet.