A man who persuaded his brother to eat an ounce of cocaine after they were arrested is to be charged with causing his death. Wayne Joshua Mitchell, 20, collapsed and died an hour after ingesting the drug as he sat in the back of a police car. His 23-year-old brother, who was captured on a police video cameras urging his brother to eat the drug, has been charged with his death.  Deangelo Rashard Mitchell is heard on the police film telling his younger brother that if he is caught with the drug he will spend the rest of his life in prison. At his urging his younger brother swallows the drug. ‘I love you, bro,’ Wayne Mitchell says. An hour later he was dead . A toxicology test revealed the cause of death was from ingesting cocaine. Mail Online

BlackBerry has been ordered to a summit meeting with Ofcom to explain why children are still able to download pornography on its phones. Young people are able to download pornography through the popular handset even if their phone operator has installed a filter because data flows through the BlackBerry’s own server. Research In Motion, the company behind the BlackBerry, will be joined by other leading phone networks at the meeting called by the telecommunications regulator. An Ofcom spokesman told The Telegraph: ‘It was brought to our attention that there is a problem. It is to do with the way the operating system works. We are very concerned and want to get this resolved as quickly as possible.’ Mobile phone networks have been able to apply filters to other handsets, such as the iPhone, but because of data flows through the BlackBerry’s own services leading operators have been unable to block pornography on the popular phone.

A member of a group of  16 Colombians, who lied on their visa applications saying they were attending a cheerleading competition, was sentenced to time served, authorities said Thursday. Duastin Salazar, 28, plead guilty to visa fraud and was sentenced to time served, two years supervised release and $100, according to an email from Immigration and Customs Enforcement. On Sept. 30, Salazar arrived at Miami International Airport with the rest of the group saying they had traveled for a  South Florida cheerleading competition. Authorities waited for the group’s arrival at the airport and immediately separated the leader. He told officials that he was not a cheerleader and that his plan was to separate from the group and stay in the U.S. for longer than he had stated, authorities said. Salazar and six of the members were part of the alleged smuggling organization and the other nine participants were illegal aliens attempting to be smuggled into the country, authorities said. The nine aliens were returned to Colombia. NBC Miami

Jennifer Lopez, Charlie Sheen and LeBron James were all at risk when they flew on a dangerously unsafe private jet, a pilot has claimed. Ex-chief-pilot-turned whistleblower, George Thomsen, has accused California’s Crystal Air Aviation of putting flight staff and celebrities in danger by using the aircraft. According to Mr Thomsen, NBA superstar James could have been killed after a serious fuel leak was spotted on the Gulfstream 4 jet he was due to fly on. Mr Thomsen left his job at the airline just six weeks after starting at the firm. He then sent a copy of his resignation letter, which included his findings supported with pictures, to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The FAA has since opened an investigation into the ex-pilot’s claims. In a copy of the November 23 letter Mr Thomsen wrote that there were ‘major safety issues by allowing the aircraft to fly.’Mail Online

Passengers can check flight schedules on their iPad, check in before the gate, as well as view terminal maps… but so can the cockpit now too. The Federal Aviation Administration says pilots are now approved to use iPads during all phases of flight starting Friday. Passengers, however, must still keep theirs on airplane mode. American pilots last year tested the iPads as a way to replace paper manuals in the cockpit and with their following success have mutually succeeded in reaching the FAA’s approval. According to Seattle Pi, the electronic swap of manuals, maps, and charts into a thin handheld device will save 35 pounds of paper and therefore $1.2 million worth of fuel each year. American Airlines will be the first airline in the world to take on the transition starting Friday, according to zdnet.com. The FAA acknowledges that the iPad is a ‘commercial-off-the-shelf electronic hardware that is not approved or certified by the FAA,’ according to a released ‘Information for Operators’ guide.

Lady Gaga ha superado a sus colegas en 2011 y encabeza la lista de mujeres con mayores ganancias en el mundo de la música al alcanzar una estimación de 90 millones de dólares (67 millones de euros) en ingresos, según una encuesta de Forbes.com, destronando así a la celebridad televisiva Oprah Winfrey. Con más de 32 millones de fans en Facebook y diez millones de seguidores en Twitter, la diva del pop se ha convertido no solo en un icono mundial sino también en una figura muy rentable. Este año ha conseguido recaudar alrededor de 67 millones de euros, superando a la mismísima Oprah Winfrey. -Chance

A 12-year-old upstate New York boy may be wishing that his dog ate his homework. Police in the village of Liberty say they used math homework to track down a boy suspected of breaking into an auction house Saturday night, according to the Times Herald-Record of Middletown. Police say they were tipped off after finding the homework with the suspect’s name written on it.Jewelry, cellphones, video games, tools and knives had been stolen, according to the Hudson Valley Insider. The village of Liberty according to the United States Census Bureau is just 2.4 square miles in size. He was arrested on charges of burglary in the 3rd degree which is a felony in addition to petite larceny which is a misdemeanor.  He will be handled in the Sullivan County Family Court. Mail Online