Bruce Jenner Spotted with a black-and-white striped long dress Outside Malibu Home

Bruce Jenner was spotted sporting a black-and-white striped long dress with double slits on Tuesday, April 21. In some photos obtained by New York Daily News, the father of Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner was seen smoking cigarette on the patio of his Malibu house.

Bruce appeared to be twirling around when he checked out his reflection in the window. He appeared to wear black flat shoes when his dress was blown up by the wind. After spotting the camera, the 65-year-old reality star turned away to hide himself from paparazzi.

Bruce later reportedly called police to stop paparazzi from taking photos at his private building. According to TMZ, Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies paid a visit to Bruce's house to "hunt for the paparazzi who have been perched on a nearby hillside and taking aim with telephoto lenses."

The site reported that the photographers took pictures of Bruce from the same perch last week. At that time, Bruce threatened to call police if they came back.

It's illegal to use telephoto lenses to shoot the private locations of the people they're shooting. Bruce can get restraining order and take legal action against the paparazzi.

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Dangerous: Family of SIX travel through the streets on a motorbike

Police in Argentina are hunting a family-of-six who crammed onto one motorbike before riding through the streets without helmets.

They were spotted driving through the city of San Miguel de Tucuman in Argentina's north-western province of Tucuman.

A man was pictured holding the handlebars of the bike while three young children straddled the petrol tank in front of him and a girl and a woman sat on the seat behind him.

It comes just weeks after a similar pictured emerged of a family of seven riding on the same motorbike though the city of Junin in Argentina's eastern province of Buenos Aires.

Describing the most recent case, passer-by Etel Ramirez Nazario, 46, said: 'It was shocking to see.

'Three little children who couldn't be more than three or four were all at the front, the dad was behind them.

'Behind him was another child who I'd say was about seven or eight and then the mum on the back.

'They were going pretty fast and none of them had helmets. I dread to think what would have happened if they had hit another car or fallen off.'

The family's actions were condemned on social media sites after pictures of the incident appeared online in Argentina.

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