Teen 'went on killing spree for fun'

David Damus, 20, left, and Konrad Schafer, 15, have been charged with first degree murder. Kissimmee Police Department Source: Supplied

A TEENAGER and his friends have allegedly gone on a killing spree in the US because "he thought it would be fun to shoot" a man.

The two teens and two adults have been charged for two murders and face charges for a string of shootings of homes across Osceola County, Florida. Police say Konrad Schafer, 15, shot and killed 17-year-old David Guerrero, who was walking to the bus stop on his way to work around 6am on June 26 because he thought it would be fun to kill a person "for no apparent reason".

Juan Sebastian Muriel and Victoria Rios have been charged with first-degree murder. Police say the groups second victim paid her for sex before they killed him. Kissimmee Police Department Source:

In Egypt, a videographer may have captured the moment he was shot by an army sniper, with a disturbing video showing a gun being pointed in his direction before cutting out. Meanwhile, the military there continues its crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood, ordering the arrest of its spiritual leader for inciting violence.

Footage shot by photographer Ahmed Assem appears to show Egyptian military firing directly at him and his camera before he died. Courtesy: BBC Live

In the US, Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty to all 30 charges against him in a courtroom filled with victims, supporters of Tsarnaev, the media and the public. Earlier, former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani said political correctness may be making it easier for terrorists to attack the US. "There would have been a much greater chance of preventing Fort Hood and possibly... the Boston bombings if the relevant bureaucracies had been less reluctant to identify the eventual killers as potential Islamic extremist terrorists," Mr Giuliani said.

Investigators examine the scene of the bombings on Boylston St in Boston. Picture: AP Source: Herald Sun

Also, pornography and alcohol have been steamrolled as Asian Muslims marked the start of Ramadan, 30 people have been buried in a landslide caused by heavy rain in China, Indonesia's most-wanted militant has called for attacks on an elite police force, Apple has been found guilty of conspiring to fix the price of ebooks, South Africa says Nelson Mandela is responding to treatment, the deadly Canadian train fire has been blamed on an employee forgetting to put the brakes on, an emotional US Secretary of State John Kerry has said his wife is doing much better after suffering an apparent seizure, and research suggests working the night shift increases a woman's chance of miscarriage.

Heavy flood waters sweeping through Beichuan in southwest China's Sichuan province. Rainstorms sweeping across parts of China have affected millions, causing landslides and disabling transportation in provinces such as Sichuan and Yunnan. Source: AFP

In other news, installing high-tech sensors in homes may allow the elderly to stay out of nursing homes, the UK's spies have warned that nations are hiring cybermercenaries to do their dirty work, Bradley Manning's defence team has rested its case in his trial for handing secret documents to WikiLeaks, the financial crisis has slowed the birth rate in Europe, an astronaut has shown how to wash your hair in space, and US school administrators have sent students a reading list rife with spelling mistakes, including a suggestion to read F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gypsy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1lPU0nYb3s Source: Supplied

In entertainment news, Justin Bieber has been filmed peeing in a mop bucket and swearing at a picture of Bill Clinton, Rihanna has given a school $5000 after she made a brief but tardy appearance there, Korean pop star Rain has finished his military service, former Miss USA Nana Meriwether has turned to online dating to find a man, and Zach Braff is helping people find love by appearing in a video a man used to propose to his girlfriend.

A screen grab of a video showing Justin Bieber peeing into a bucket at a restaurant. Source: Supplied

In sport, Australia bowled England out for 215 but struggled to 4-75 in reply at stumps on the first day of the Ashes, a fan has thrown urine at Tour de France sprint star Mark Cavdendish, Carlos Tevez has been allowed to skip his community service in England as he moves to Italy, Manchester United has launched its own Twitter account, and a Spanish IOC member has suggested Istanbul is trying to hide its Muslim population in its bid to host the 2020 Olympics.

England's James Anderson celebrates the wicket of Australia captain Michael Clarke. Source: AAP

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