<p>In what seems to be straight out of a horror movie, Mexican authorities apprehended a sinister Chucky doll, not for playing games but for wielding a knife and allegedly demanding money from people.</p>

<p>Its owner, Carlos "N," employed the notorious "demon doll" to wield a genuine knife, sending shivers down the spines of unsuspecting locals.</p>

<p>The eerie incident unfolded in Monclova, a city located in the northern Mexican state of Coahuila, on September 11. The owner has been arrested as well.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Reports suggest that Carlos was under the influence of an illicit substance when he decided to parade Chucky, a character made infamous in the 1988 horror film "Child's Play," through the city's main square.</p>

<p>The doll, with a real knife in hand, was used to frighten and disturb the peace of passersby and demand money from them.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Law enforcement swiftly intervened, arresting the duo for disturbing public order, endangering the public and allegedly collecting extortion money from people.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“He put the doll in their faces and was scaring people, it is an offense, (and) for this reason he was arrested,” an officer reportedly said.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Juan Raul Alcocer, the former director of the Monclova Police, revealed the details of the bizarre arrest, highlighting Carlos's dubious conduct.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The arresting officer faced scrutiny as he handcuffed Chucky at the local media's request, which many considered a playful gesture.</p>

<p>Alcocer later expressed his disapproval, saying that law enforcement personnel should prioritise their duties over such antics.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>“Some journalists were jokingly telling him to pose with the doll, to put handcuffs on it,” Alcocer said. “… He must take his job and the regulations seriously, not play those games.”</p>

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<p>Following their arrest, both Chucky and its owner were photographed for their mugshots.</p>

<p>The unsettling image featured the handcuffed doll, its signature denim overalls concealing a menacing knife, propped against the wall.</p>

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<p>Chucky was eerily held up by its hair, creating a truly macabre snapshot.</p>

<p>"Child's Play" introduced audiences to the malevolent character Charles Lee Ray, portrayed by Brad Dourif, a notorious serial killer whose life is cut short during a police shootout.</p>

<p>In a desperate and occult-driven move, Ray uses a voodoo ritual to transfer his own soul into a seemingly innocent Good Guys doll, transforming it into Chucky.&nbsp;</p>

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In what seems to be straight out of a horror movie, Mexican authorities apprehended a sinister Chucky doll, not for playing games but for wielding a knife and allegedly demanding money from people.

In what seems to be straight out of a horror movie, Mexican authorities apprehended a sinister Chucky doll, not for playing games but for wielding a knife and allegedly demanding money from people. Its owner, Carlos "N," employed the notorious "demon doll" to wield a genuine knife, sending shivers down the spines of unsuspecting locals. The eerie incident unfolded in Monclova, a city located in the northern Mexican state of Coahuila, on September 11. The owner has been arrested as well. Reports suggest that Carlos was under the influence of an illicit substance when he decided to parade Chucky, a character made infamous in the 1988 horror film "Child's Play," through the city's main square. The doll, with a real knife in hand, was used to frighten and disturb the peace of passersby and demand money from them. Also Read | Scientists in Brazil rediscover tree deemed extinct for over 200 years Law enforcement swiftly intervened, arresting the duo for disturbing public order, endangering the public and allegedly collecting extortion money from people. “He put the doll in their faces and was scaring people, it is an offense, (and) for this reason he was arrested,” an officer reportedly said. Handcuffed, a knife still sticking out of his overalls, Chucky hunches against the wall as police hold him by his bright orange hair to take his mug shot. The 'demon doll' and its owner were arrested in Mexico for scaring people and demanding money https://t.co/nZ676vhRgg pic.twitter.com/dwNp1ptxGf — Reuters (@Reuters) September 23, 2023 × Juan Raul Alcocer, the former director of the Monclova Police, revealed the details of the bizarre arrest, highlighting Carlos's dubious conduct. The arresting officer faced scrutiny as he handcuffed Chucky at the local media's request, which many considered a playful gesture. Alcocer later expressed his disapproval, saying that law enforcement personnel should prioritise their duties over such antics. Also Read | Miracle surgery: US surgeons carry out second pig heart transplant in world, save dying man “Some journalists were jokingly telling him to pose with the doll, to put handcuffs on it,” Alcocer said. “… He must take his job and the regulations seriously, not play those games.” A mugshot Following their arrest, both Chucky and its owner were photographed for their mugshots. The unsettling image featured the handcuffed doll, its signature denim overalls concealing a menacing knife, propped against the wall. Watch | US, China, and Russia construct new facilities at nuclear test sites: Report × Chucky was eerily held up by its hair, creating a truly macabre snapshot. "Child's Play" introduced audiences to the malevolent character Charles Lee Ray, portrayed by Brad Dourif, a notorious serial killer whose life is cut short during a police shootout. In a desperate and occult-driven move, Ray uses a voodoo ritual to transfer his own soul into a seemingly innocent Good Guys doll, transforming it into Chucky. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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He said, “Earth is finite. If we continue to grow and consume energy and expand, in the long run, we are going to move the polluting industries to space and earth can be this place to live. Two kids in a dorm room could build a Facebook, but that cannot happen in space. It’s a huge cost.”</p>

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Facebook was launched in 2004 by Zuckerberg with his college roommates and fellow Harvard University students is now approximately worth 41 billion dollars with 2.45 billion users globally. &nbsp;The social networking site is the most downloaded app of the decade from 2010 to 2019.</p>

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Meanwhile, Bezos who is in India for an annual Amazon event said his company will export $10 billion worth of Make in India goods by 2025. The announcement is important as the online retailer is facing protests by small and medium businesses that have accused Amazon of unfair trade practices.</p>

<p>"Unless India becomes better, you can’t become better. Therefore in every decision, make this a better place for all of us. Once you think this, I believe India will become a stronger nation," he said.</p>


Amazon.com Inc founder and CEO Jeff Bezos on Wednesday took a dig at Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg while elaborating upon the huge cost of space expansions. Also read: Will export $10 billion 'Make in India' products by 2025, says Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos He said, “Earth is finite.

Amazon.com Inc founder and CEO Jeff Bezos on Wednesday took a dig at Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg while elaborating upon the huge cost of space expansions. Also read: Will export $10 billion 'Make in India' products by 2025, says Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos He said, “Earth is finite. If we continue to grow and consume energy and expand, in the long run, we are going to move the polluting industries to space and earth can be this place to live. Two kids in a dorm room could build a Facebook, but that cannot happen in space. It’s a huge cost.” Also read: Jeff Bezos' India visit — Amazon CEO pays tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, to address 'Smbhav' His space firm Blue Origin was founded in 2000 with a mission of reducing the costs of space travel and making it more accessible. Also read: 'E-commerce firms shouldn't offer heavy discounts' — Antitrust chief says ahead Amazon CEO Bezos' visit Facebook was launched in 2004 by Zuckerberg with his college roommates and fellow Harvard University students is now approximately worth 41 billion dollars with 2.45 billion users globally. The social networking site is the most downloaded app of the decade from 2010 to 2019. Meanwhile, Bezos who is in India for an annual Amazon event said his company will export $10 billion worth of Make in India goods by 2025. The announcement is important as the online retailer is facing protests by small and medium businesses that have accused Amazon of unfair trade practices. "Unless India becomes better, you can’t become better. Therefore in every decision, make this a better place for all of us. Once you think this, I believe India will become a stronger nation," he said.

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