3 charged with assault after beating a man who mistakenly photobombed picture.

Watch where you step or you might walk into a photobomb beat down.
Three people in Denver face charges for beating a man unconscious after he stepped into frame for one of their photos, authorities said.

The unidentified victim, 30, suffered facial damage, intracranial hemorrhaging and permanent blindness in his right eye, reported The Denver Channel.
In the early morning hours of May 11, that man accidentally stepped into the shot outside a bar and infuriated Bryanna Warren, 25, who started arguing with and pushing the man, according to an arrest affidavit.

He pushed back to get Warren off him and walked away. But Warren and Lindsye Newton, 25, allegedly trailed him and continued to lob insults.
The man eventually pushed them both away, at which point Terrell Moore, 27, allegedly punched him unconscious.

A police officer says he witnessed the blow and tried to protect the sprawled out man, but Newton kept pummeling him with her purse, even though he was already out cold, The Denver Channel said.
Moore is charged with second-degree assault causing serious bodily injury.
Newton and Warren are each charged with third-degree assault on an at-risk adult "for allegedly continuing to assault the victim while he was lying unconscious on the ground," the district attorney's office said in a news release.
Moore's bond was set at $10,000, Newton's was set at $5,000 and Warren's was set at $2,000.

They are scheduled to appear in Denver County Courtroom Aug. 22 and 23. 

Kansas Man Killed By Officer Outside Chief Keef Concert

Oklahoma City police say an off-duty police officer shot and killed a Kansas man outside an Oklahoma City concert.

Capt. Dexter Nelson said Friday that Sgt. Paul Galyon shot 24-year-old Brian Simms Jr. of Olathe, Kan., late Thursday at the Farmers Public Market in Oklahoma City. Nelson says the shooting occurred outside a concert by Chicago-based rap artist Chief Keef.

Nelson says Galyon and another officer were working off-duty outside the concert venue when they saw a man who appeared to be unconscious in a car. Nelson says the officers approached and saw the man had a gun in his waistband.

Nelson says Galyon opened fire when Simms did not comply with orders and confronted the officers. Galyon has been placed on paid leave pending an investigation into the shooting.

Family members of a 24-year-old Kansas man shot and killed outside a rap concert Thursday night are angry, shocked and grieving, the man's sister said. An Oklahoma City police officer shot the man about 10:30 p.m. outside Farmers Public Market, 311 S Klein Ave., where 17-year-old Chicago rapper Chief Keef was scheduled to perform. The victim was identified by his sister as Brian Simms Jr., of Olathe, Kan. “We're angry at the police officers,” Mishellai Avery said, adding that she wanted police to release the names of the involved officers more quickly. “It's still a shock to my mom. She's probably not going to know the truth until she sees his actual body.” Oklahoma City police Capt. Dexter Nelson confirmed Friday that Simms was the shooting victim and released the name of the officer involved. Two off-duty police officers, working security for the concert, approached Simms in a car, Nelson said. The officers saw a gun in the man's waistband and gave him orders regarding the weapon. When he didn't comply, one of the officers shot him, Nelson said. A concertgoer who was nearby at the time said he saw the flashes and heard eight shots. The officer who shot Simms was Sgt. Paul Galyon, a 19-year police force member. Galyon was placed on paid administrative leave.

Jersey City 17-year-old shot in face during game of Russian Roulette, police say

A 17-year-old Jersey City boy was shot in the face early today during a game of Russian Roulette with another boy, according to police reports.
A juvenile, has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, tampering with physical evidence, possession of a firearm by a minor, and possession of a weapon for unlawful purposes, police said.

The 17-year-old Claremont Avenue boy is in stable condition at Jersey City Medical Center, police said.

Police responded at 2:44 a.m. to a call from a resident at 149 Danforth Ave who said he heard shots inside his apartment.

A 15-year-old girl who lives at the apartment told police that the 17-year-old and the shooter went into the bathroom to play "Russian Roulette" with a gun the shooter said he found in a vacant lot, police reports said, adding the girl did not alert adults.

Residents at the apartment told police they then heard a loud bang and saw the victim come out of the bathroom, bleeding profusely.

The juvenile who fired the weapon, initially fled the scene, but at 3:30 a.m. he returned with his legal guardian and turned himself over the police, reports said.

Immediately following the shooting, the shooter placed the .38-caliber weapon in a garbage can across the street from the apartment building. Police did not find the weapon, reports said.

Jim Jones: White Cops Harassed Me Cause I'm Black

Jim Jones claims he was the victim of racial profiling at Newark Airport last week -- when he was pulled over by 4 white cops, who ordered him out of the car while they searched the vehicle for drugs ... and TMZ has the pic.

A rep for the "We Fly High" rapper tells us ... Jones was at the airport Friday, waiting to pick up a friend (who asks Jim Jones to pick them up from the airport?) when he was approached by a police officer who told Jim he smelled weed coming from Jones' car.

You can see in the pic ... four cops surrounded Jones while he was ordered out of the car and told to place his hands on the trunk. The cops searched both Jim's person and his car.

Jim's rep tells us ... cops didn't find a single piece of the green stuff -- but still issued Jim a citation for driving without a license.

Jim's rep says the rapper is furious over the incident -- explaining, "He was searched for nothing more than racial profiling."

A rep for the NY/NJ Port Authority tells us ... they were unaware of the situation and are currently looking into it.

Chicago man charged with biting off another man's ear

A 28-year-old man is charged with breaking into a suburban Chicago home and biting off another man's ear during an argument on Friday, according to the Cook County Sheriff’s Office.

Richard Vody, of Justice, Ill., forced his way into the victim’s home early Friday and, during a heated dispute, leaned in and bit off half of the 26-year-old’s right ear, according to police. Authorities said the victim’s girlfriend also lived in the home and all three knew each other.
Firefighters responded to the scene and took the victim to an area hospital for treatment. With the help of Chicago police canine units, the missing part of the man’s ear was found Saturday near the home.
Vody is charged with home invasion, aggravated battery and domestic battery, according to a press release from the Cook County Sheriff’s Office.
He is currently out on $250,000 bond, and is scheduled to appear in court on Tuesda