A man from Ohio, suspected of shoplifting, made a daring move by jumping onto a woman’s vehicle as she sped down a highway, in a bid to evade law enforcement. This heart-pounding scene was captured on video.

On July 27, police in Miami Township stopped two Ohio men believed to have stolen from a Kroger store. One of these men, identified as Kaamil O’Berry, chose to make a run for it, abandoning the car and taking off on foot, as reported by WKRC.

The pursued suspect was caught on camera dashing onto the on-ramp of I-75 while attempting to escape the police’s grasp.

In a shocking turn of events, as O’Berry allegedly pushed on in his escape attempt, he scrambled onto the interstate and leapt onto the hood of a woman’s car, which was still in motion.

The suspect clung to the hood of the woman’s car until both vanished from the highway camera’s view, allegedly attempting to take control of the car. He broke her windshield in the process as well.

Eventually, O’Berry fell off the woman’s windshield and was arrested. He was transported to a nearby hospital, according to the report.

O’Berry was arrested on charges of obstructing official business, theft and aggravated robbery.

David Sutter, who was in the car with O’Berry, was charged with complicity to theft.

Senator Bernie Sanders, known for his far-left stance, delivered a sharp critique of the Democratic establishment, declaring them to be “way, way out of touch” with the American public. Sanders argued that this disconnect has spurred the growing success of socialist figures like himself in primary contests.

During an appearance on the MeidasTouch podcast “On Sunday,” Vermont’s independent senator was questioned by host Jack Cocchiarella regarding the notion that democratic socialists, who advocate for policies like open borders and the abolition of prisons, shouldn’t register as Democrats.

Sanders responded with a thought-provoking counterpoint, suggesting, “Well, maybe the converse is true. Maybe the Democratic establishment should begin to understand they are way, way out of touch with where the American people are. That we don’t need a party anymore which is dominated by wealthy campaign contributors.”

In agreement, Cocchiarella responded enthusiastically, “Yes!”

Continuing his critique, Sanders accused Democrats of being overly influenced by billionaire donors. He expressed skepticism about the sway of the donor class, stating, “You know, the donor class said ‘you or you should be the candidate for the Senate’…’You should be running for the president of the United States.’ I don’t think that’s where the American people are.”

“I think what the Democratic Party should become is a party of working people, of young people, of people of color, of people who understand what it’s like to struggle, who are prepared to take on the oligarchs, who want to see an economy that works for all, not just the few,” Sanders continued. 

“We have got to raise simple questions,” he added, questioning the country’s handling of education, healthcare, climate change and AI regulations.

“Those aren’t radical questions,” he said. “Those are the questions on the minds of working people, and if the Democratic leadership can’t ask those questions, because they are busy getting campaign contributions from the very billionaire class, we will see where the Democratic party goes. But I think the future is with us.”

His full-throated defense of democratic socialists follows recent New York City primary wins by Darializa Avila Chevalier and Claire Valdez – both of whom were backed by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani – against more established political rivals.

Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) members Adam Bojak and Maurice Brown also won their primary races for state Assembly seats in western Buffalo and Syracuse, respectively.

In a recent interview with Fox News host Shannon Bream, Megan Romer, co-chair of the DSA, responded with an unabashed “Yes!” when asked if democratic socialists want to eliminate the Senate, replace the Supreme Court, defund the Pentagon, open the borders, abolish prisons and seize public companies.

Trump has repeatedly bashed the rise of the DSA, congratulating Mamdani after the primary elections for his support of “solid Communists” and warning that “With communism, everything turns to s–t!”

In a recent development, producers of the 2027 rendition of Sunday in the Park with George have addressed the unexpected departure of their lead star, Ariana Grande, from the London production.

Ariana Grande, the renowned 33-year-old American singer and actress, revealed through a statement from her team on Sunday that she intends to take a step back following her current tour. The decision comes amid enduring public scrutiny regarding her appearance.

Currently captivated by audiences on her Eternal Sunshine tour, Ariana plans to retreat from the limelight once the tour concludes in London on September 1.

Originally, her upcoming endeavor would have featured a return to the London stage alongside her Wicked co-star, Jonathan Bailey, for a summer 2027 theatrical engagement. However, her representative has now confirmed her withdrawal from the project.

Slated for a debut at London’s prestigious Barbican, the production was planned to grace the stage from July to September of the coming year. This performance was to herald the first significant London revival of Stephen Sondheim’s iconic 1984 musical in two decades.

Inspired by the French painter Georges Seurat’s painting, the musical follows a fictionalized version of Seurat, who immerses himself deeply in painting his masterpiece, his mistress Dot and his great-grandson.

The producers of Sunday in the Park with George have now released a statement confirming the sudden casting change.

‘Following this evening’s announcement from Ariana Grande’s team, we can confirm that she has decided to step back from Sunday in the Park with George,’ the statement reads.

‘We know this cannot have been an easy decision, and she makes it with our complete understanding and support. We wish her nothing but the best.’

The statement confirmed that the production will go ahead and open as planned at the Barbican in summer 2027 with casting ‘announced in due course’. 

Tickets for the show are due to go on sale in the autumn.

Concerns were first raised about whether Sunday in the Park with George was going ahead when ticket sales were halted earlier this summer.

There were said to be growing fears that Ariana, who had just kicked off her Eternal Sunshine tour in America, was ‘oversubscribed’ and eight theatre shows a week would be too demanding for the star. 

A source close to Ariana’s camp confirmed to the Daily Mail at the time though that ‘there’s no doubt she’s still doing it’.

They added: ‘The show is still happening but ticket sales were pushed to September due to her touring and album release schedule.’ 

Ariana’s spokesman told PEOPLE on Sunday that Ariana will ‘be taking a step back from visibility after she completes the Eternal Sunshine Tour’. 

‘She looks forward to finishing the tour and ending it on a high note, both healthily and happily, and then taking a much-deserved break from public-facing work and appearances, which has led to endless, ongoing public scrutiny.

‘This tour has been a beautiful experience for her. She loves her fans and has loved every minute of this tour so much.’

A source close to the singer explained that Ariana’s tour involves a very physical and athletic performance which she performs at a healthy and high level.

Ariana’s appearance has come under scrutiny in recent months, especially following the release of her new music video, Petal.

She has publicly insisted that she’s healthy but that didn’t stop fans from pointing out how incredibly gaunt she looks in the violent music video.

‘This is like looking at Karen Carpenter and everyone was like [shrug],’ wrote one fan.

‘I am actually so over us normalizing this and acting like this is okay,’ wrote a second.

‘Shocking and heartbreaking’, wrote a third, while a fourth added, ‘For the love of God, please eat something.’

Another wrote, ‘Her bones are literally popping out.’ 

Despite the concerned comments, other fans defended the singer and said that it was inappropriate to comment on her physical appearance. 

‘If y’all actually cared about her you wouldn’t be publicly making comments about her body,’ argued one.

‘The irony of all the girls over 200 pounds saying she’s “unhealthy”. You think being 200 pounds is healthy? Good lord, the jealousy is screaming from you guys!’ wrote another. 

Ariana has hit back at people who have commented on her body multiple times previously.

In her 2024 song, Yes, And? from the album Eternal Sunshine, Ariana addresses the scrutiny over her appearance, singing: ‘My face is sitting, I don’t need no disguise.

‘Don’t comment on my body, do not reply. Your business is yours and mine is mine.

‘Why do you care so much whose – I ride? Why?’

In January, Ariana admitted that it would be ‘healthy’ for her to take a career break.

She told Vogue Japan: ‘I think that it would probably be healthy. I’m not used to taking breaks. But I do know that I grew so much from taking space from music while I was filming Wicked… But yeah, these past few years have been pretty non-stop. And by few, I mean 15.’

The Wicked: For Good actress explained that she is searching for more ‘balance’ in the years to come.

She said: ‘Balance is the goal for the next 15 years. I don’t think they will look like the previous 15 years. I think there will be more balance.’

In a move reminiscent of historical investigative strategies, authorities recently unveiled two alleged ransom notes related to Guthrie’s case, echoing the tactics that once led to the capture of the infamous Unabomber. This decision, six months from the event, is a strategic bid to unearth new tips and perhaps propel the investigation forward in Tucson, Arizona, where Guthrie was last seen.

“It’s a rare decision for law enforcement to make an offender’s own words public,” explained Lisa Miller, a retired investigator formerly with the Colorado Attorney General’s Office.

Though Miller isn’t involved in the Guthrie case, she has been monitoring it attentively for half a year, intrigued by its developments and the law enforcement strategies at play.

“The last major precedent: 1995, the Unabomber manifesto…published on the FBI’s recommendation, betting someone would recognize the writing,” she noted in an X post over the weekend. “It worked.”

David Kaczynski and his wife, Linda Patrik, recognized Ted Kaczynski’s writing style and alerted authorities. Ted Kaczynski was arrested in 1996 and pleaded guilty two years later to avoid the death penalty. He spent most of his time behind bars at the ADX Florence Supermax prison in Colorado.

According to FBI records, Kaczynski sent a 35,000-word manifesto outlining his motives “and views of the ills of modern society.”

Then-FBI Director Louis Freeh and then-U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno signed off on a plan to publish the document. After it ran in national news, the task force investigating that case received thousands of tips — including a note from David Kaczynski, who included other writing samples that linguistic analysts used to compare against the manifesto.

On Friday, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department released two notes that have been deemed potentially credible in the abduction of the 84-year-old mother of “Today” co-host Savannah Guthrie.

Authorities said the two notes share a “unique linguistic style” and are believed to have been sent by the same person.

“There are a number of pieces of information in these notes that just might jar someone to say, ‘You know, I’ve heard that,’ or the wording, the style of the writing,” Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said in a video posted to X Saturday. “We hope that by releasing the actual note, we’ll get some response from the community.”

They are much shorter than the Unabomber’s lengthy essay and less useful for linguistics analysis, Miller said, but they still contain clues and consistent phrasing that could stand out to someone who knows the writer.

WATCH: Nancy Guthrie’s Nest doorbell cam records masked suspect

The clearest habit appears to be the sender’s tendency to write a statement and then immediately follow it with a comma-spliced reinforcing statement, she said.

For example, she gave the following lines:

“You will not be able to contact me from here on out, there will be no negotiation.”

“We never intended to hurt her, that was not our intention.”

Miller said she doesn’t believe the notes were written by artificial intelligence. The notes include “uneven grammar and syntax,” emotionally charged repetitions and awkward phrasing, she said.

Authorities are looking for help identifying the masked intruder who appeared on Guthrie’s Nest doorbell camera on the night of her abduction as well as the sender of the notes.

Anyone with information in the case is asked to dial 1-800-CALL-FBI or, to remain anonymous, call 520-88-CRIME.

The sum of all rewards in the case is over $1.2 million. The money remained unclaimed as of Friday, a day before the six-month mark since Guthrie’s kidnapping.