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Sunday, September 2, 2012
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Woman arrested 4 times in 26 hours
A woman who generated numerous loud noise complaints with her blaring music — which included playing AC/DC’s hit song “Highway to Hell” at 1 a.m. — was arrested four times over a 26-hour period.
Joyce Coffey, 53, who lives at 64 Mast Road in Epping, New Hampshire, but also has an address in Kentucky, faces several charges after police arrested her three times this week because she allegedly refused to turn down the music on her radio at home and a fourth time after her nephew accused her of throwing a frying pan at him.
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Man calls police to complain that hooker is price gouging
What would you do if you agreed on a price for a prostitute's services, only for her to take your money and raise her price?
When that happened to a 45-year-old Ann Arbor man Wednesday night, he decided to call police and report the woman for robbery.
Police were called at 10:30 p.m. to a home for a report of a robbery. When investigators arrived, they found the man having a bit of trouble with a 19-year-old Ohio woman he had contacted online.
The man and the woman had agreed on a price for her services. But when the man gave her the cash, the woman reportedly took the money and informed him that the price had suddenly gone up.
Aggrieved, the man took the next step of calling police.
So, she was arrested.
The stories the man and the woman told police regarding the night’s events were vastly different. The man was not arrested, and it'll be up to Washtenaw County prosecutors to determine charges in the case.
Video of the week
Dad enjoy your baby girls while you can because it won't be much fun in 17 years when they are dancing in their underwear in front of their horny boyfriends.
We lost all the maple syrup!
Maple syrup burglars left behind only empty barrels and questions after pilfering from Quebec’s maple syrup reserves last week.
The heist was discovered during a routine inventory check at the St-Louis-de-Blandford warehouse, the Federation of Quebec Maple Syrup Producers’ temporary storage facility for 10 million pounds of Canada’s sweetest export.
Worth $30 million, there was enough maple syrup in the warehouse to fill one and a half Olympic-sized swimming pools, or about 3.75 million litres, federation director Anne-Marie Granger Godbout said.
Evidently, the thieves broke through locks and a fence into the industrial location and siphoned the sappy substance into their own barrels.
The federation, which is responsible for the “global strategic maple syrup reserve,” fears the sticky-fingered burglars intend to sell the syrup on the black market.Quebec produces 70 to 80 per cent of the world’s maple syrup, a volume that is critically important because of America’s “catastrophic” low harvest this year. About 75 per cent of Quebec’s maple syrup is exported to the U.S., Granger Godbout said.
Better head to the supermarket and stock up or you'll be using the fake stuff over the next year.
Looks like we have a Darwin Award nominee
Horry County police officers responded to a shooting incident on Wayside Road Thursday night, where one man was found dead, according to a report from the Horry County Police Department.
When officers entered the home, they found a man lying face down on a fan with a pool of blood around his head and a black revolver next to his right hand, the report said. The victim was identified as James Gagum, 43, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
Witnesses said the victim was in the recliner and had been watching a movie, then picked up his gun, held it to his head and stated, “That’s not how its done,” the report said. He began pulling the trigger when, on the third pull, the gun went off.
Sgt. Robert Kegler, public information officer with Horry County police, said the shooting was accidental.
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