What gives Jade license to come right up to the fire with the rest of the grunts, by her reasoning at least, are her work coveralls, grimy from afternoons and weekends mopping floors and emptying trash and scrubbing toilets. Related: 10 Disturbing Small Press Horror Books to Read this Fall and Winter With Proofrock trying to dip down into single digits, maybe it’s the best way. she has to smile when she gets what she’s seeing: the grunts on the night shift have used the front-end loader to scoop up all the wood and trash from around the site, probably their last task be- fore clocking out, and then they left all that trash in the big steel bucket, kept it lifted a foot or so off the ground, and dropped a flame in, probably on a shop towel they held on to until the last finger-burning instant.īurning’s one way to get rid of a load of trash, Jade supposes. The flickering glow is a fire, it turns out. Her loose plan had been to walk down the town pier to get that done-it’s public, it’s dramatic, somebody’ll find her before she’s all the way dead-but then she’d seen the flickering glow from the staging area, had no choice but to moth over. Go past shivering to something more blue-lipped and dry-eyed. Some 66 people were arrested, including 12 minors, a court spokesman told Diwan FM radio station.Īlgerian fans also complained that they had been subjected to unjustified attacks by security forces.Įsperance progressed to the semi-finals with a 2-1 aggregate win where they will face Al-Ahly of Egypt.All Jade has to do is tough it out. 'We can confirm the arrest of a fan holding the chainsaw,' the ministry source, who requested anonymity, told Reuters. Local reports said that a warehouse at the stadium was looted and some equipment, including a chainsaw, was stolen.

Firefighters had to be called out to extinguish several small fires in front of the stands.

The return leg of the quarter-final between Tunisia's Esperance and Algeria's JS Kabylie at the Rades Stadium on Saturday was interrupted by violence, which caused a 40-minute delay to the second half.Įsperance fans clashed with security forces and lit fireworks on the terraces. TUNIS, May 1 (Reuters) - A soccer fan wielding a chainsaw was arrested during riots at a CAF Champions League match in Tunis, a source at the Interior Ministry said on Monday.

My heart was a chainsaw