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Dr. Todd Graham Scroll down for video) Police in Indiana, said that they have to figure out a way to keep doctors safe as opioids addiction and deaths related to it are getting out of hand. This comes after a man gunned down a doctor who refused to give his wife a prescription for opioids because the victim felt that she did not need it.  St. Joseph County Prosecutor Ken Cotter identified the gunman as 48-year-old Michael Jarvis of Mishawaka.  Police said that Jarvis was at a doctor's appointment with his wife when he demanded 56-year-old Dr. Todd Graham prescribe opioids to his wife. When the doctor refused, the couple left the office. Jarvis came back and waited for the doctor. When the doctor came out of the St. Joseph Rehabilitation Institute, Jarvis confronted him and the two got into an argument. Jarvis then shot and killed the doctor, and he fled from the scene. Officer found him shot dead in a car that was parked on his friend's lawn.

Bees living in wall (Scroll down for video) A woman in New York, was shocked to learn that thousands of bees were living in her home and producing a massive amount of honey. 26-year-old Stuart Mulzac of Brooklyn, said that his mother, Cherisse Mulzac, became concerned after her allergic neighbor got stung by a bee and honey was dripping from her ceiling. ? It all began several weeks ago, when Cherisse found dead bees on the floor of her home located on East 21st Street in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn. This week, Cherisse called 52-year-old bee rescuer Mickey Hegedus. Hegedus came to the home with special equipment. He cut a hole in the ceiling, where he found 35,000 bees along with 70 pounds of honey. He sucked the bees out of the ceiling with special vacuum to keep them alive. Hegedus then relocated the bees to his house, where keeps them in the backyard. Cherisse kept some of the honey to herself after Hegedus told her that it was 100 percent natural and better than farm...