Man gets huge settlement after police beating

A county in California has decided to settle with a man who was trying to get away from police on a horse. Just from the incident, it will cause that county over a half a million dollars. The man with the name of Francis Pusok, had a warrant of identify theft, but when police came to find him, he got on his horse and tried to get away. When he was finally caught by the deputies, they decided to beat the man even after they captured him. The incident didn't just cause injuries to the man, but also the horse. The deputies did much more to the man than just taser him. The helicopter that was following the incident caught on camera them kicking the man 17 times, punching him dozens of times, and hitting him with a baton as well. They called the situation disturbing and they're still going to look further into all of it.


 "Man Gets Huge Settlement after Televised Police Beating - CNN.com." CNN. Cable News Network. Web. 23 Apr. 2015.
http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/22/us/california-horseback-beating-settlement/index.html

Tiger Woods Daughter putts for him which lead to a problem

Tiger woods was at a competition called a Master Par-3 competition. He had brought his daughter along to get the experience of what it's like, but what he let her do is the shocking part and it really shows the "dad" side of him and how important family is. The 39 year old golfer entered the competition for the first time since 2004. He brought both his daughters along with him. Tiger hit the ball close enough to the hole where all it needed was a putt to knock the ball in. Instead of knocking the ball in himself, he decided to bring his daughter over to the ball and trust his daughter enough to tap the ball in. She made it. Even though Tiger knew he was going to get disqualified, he decided to show people what family is all about and nothing is more important then your family.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2424247-tiger-woods-daughter-putts-for-dad-at-masters-par-3-competition?utm_source=cnn.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=editorial
"Tiger DQ'd from Par-3 Contest." Bleacher Report. Web. 9 Apr. 2015.