Early Morning Earthquake Rattles England

An earthquake measuring magnitude 4.7 shook people in parts of England early Wednesday morning. The 1 a.m. quake was centered 127 miles north of London,
with no reports of injuries or damage.

Lukwesa Burak, a reporter for England's Sky News said of the earthquake at her home in central England "It was like a huge freight train outside the front door. The entire house started to shake."

Despite the earthquake rattling nerves throughout most of England, tremors of this type and size are uncommon there.

Man Holds Up Store, Returns Next Day to Ask Cashier for Date

Italy: A 31-year-old man who held up a Genoan post office has returned to the business he robbed to ask the woman he forced to hand over money at gunpoint on a date. He reportedly couldn't get the young woman out of his head.

Bruno Perez attempted to woo her with flowers and some of the money he had stolen the previous day. The 21-year-old object of his affections activated a silent alarm and played along until police arrived and arrested him.

"It seems he could not resist coming back to ask her out, even though he knew the risks," said a police spokesperson.

Man Sues PD After Officer Gets His Gun and Taser Mixed Up

Canada: Daniel Hammond is suing the police department after an officer accidentally shot him in the abdomen during an arrest in late 2005. Constable Mike Miller, the officer who shot him, resigned in January.

Hammond had reportedly been causing a disturbance outside a restaurant and resisted when police attempted to arrest him. Miller reached for his Taser to subdue Hammond but came up with his Glock instead and shot the 25-year-old.