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Man's Blood Alcohol Is 18 Times the Legal Limit
From Times Wire Reports
May 24, 2006

Lithuanian police thought their machinery was broken when a driver's breath test registered 18 times the legal alcohol limit — twice the amount considered fatal. It wasn't.

Police said Vidmantas Sungaila registered 7.27 grams per liter of alcohol in his blood on different devices after he was pulled over 60 miles from the capital, Vilnius. Lithuania's legal limit is 0.4 grams per liter. Medical experts say anything above 3.5 grams is lethal for most people.

"This guy should have been lying dead, but he was still driving. It must be an unofficial national record," said Saulius Skvernelis, director of national police traffic control.
 

92-year-old woman accidentally shoots grandson, his wife

Police in Clinton say a 92-year-old woman mistook her grandson and his wife for intruders at her home and injured both with a single shot from her .357-caliber pistol.

Florence Duncan told Anderson County Sheriff's deputies she awoke Sunday night to sounds of someone entering her home. She grabbed the pistol from the kitchen and fired at the pair as they entered the front door.

Her single shot struck her grandson Richard Duncan in the abdomen. The bullet exited his lower back and struck Danielle Duncan in the hand and chest. The couple, who had a key to the home and had been caring for the grandmother, were flown to University of Tennessee Medical Center in Knoxville. The husband was released yesterday and the wife was in stable condition.

It's unclear if the grandmother would face any charges, but in Tennessee it is legal to use deadly force against home intruders.
 
BALTIMORE -- Baltimore City police arrested a Virginia couple over the weekend after they asked an officer for directions.

WBAL-TV 11 News I-Team reporter David Collins said Joshua Kelly and Llara Brook, of Chantilly, Va., got lost leaving an Orioles game on Saturday. Collins reported a city officer arrested them for trespassing on a public street while they were asking for directions .

"In jail for eight hours -- sleeping on a concrete floor next to a toilet," Kelly said.

"It was a nightmare," Brook said. "I was in there thinking I was just dreaming and waiting to wake up."

Collins reported it was a nightmare ending to a nearly perfect day. He said the couple went to a company picnic and watched the Orioles beat Kansas City. It was their first trip to Camden Yards and asked two people for directions to Interstate 95 South when they left.

Collins said somehow they ended up in the Cherry Hill section of south Baltimore. Hopelessly lost, relief melted away concerns after they spotted a police vehicle.

"I said, 'Thank goodness, could you please get us to 95?" Kelly said.

"The first thing that she said to us was no -- you just ran that stop sign, pull over," Brook said. "It wasn't a big deal. We'll pay the stop sign violation, but can we have directions?"

"What she said was 'You found your own way in here, you can find your own way out.'" Kelly said.

Collins said the couple spotted another police vehicle and flagged that officer down for directions. But Officer Natalie Preston, a six-year veteran of the force, intervened.

"That really threw us for a loop when she stepped in between our cars," Kelly said. "(She) said my partner is not going to step in front of me and tell you directions if I'm not."

Collins reported the circumstances got worse. Kelly pulled 40 feet forward parking next to a curb and put his flashers on while Brook was on the phone to her father hoping he could help her with directions. Both her parents are police officers in the Harrisburg, Pa., area.

"(Brook's father) was in the middle of giving us directions when the officer screeched up behind us and got out of the car and asked me to step out. I obeyed," Kelly said. "I obeyed everything -- stepped out of the car, put my hands behind my back, and the next thing I know, I was getting arrested for trespassing."

"By this time, I was completely in tears," Brook said. "I said, 'Ma'am, you know, we just need your help. We are not trying to cause you any trouble. I'm not leaving him here.' What she did was walk over to my side of the car and said, 'Ok, we are taking you downtown, too.'"

Collins said the couple was released from jail without being charged with anything. Brook is now concerned the arrest may complicate a criminal background check she's going through in her job as a child care worker.

Collins said police left Kelly's car unlocked and the windows down at the impound lot. He reported a cell phone charger, pair of sunglasses and 20 CDs were stolen.

Baltimore City police said they are looking into the incident.
 
prariepunk said:
92-year-old woman accidentally shoots grandson, his wife

Police in Clinton say a 92-year-old woman mistook her grandson and his wife for intruders at her home and injured both with a single shot from her .357-caliber pistol.

Florence Duncan told Anderson County Sheriff's deputies she awoke Sunday night to sounds of someone entering her home. She grabbed the pistol from the kitchen and fired at the pair as they entered the front door.

Her single shot struck her grandson Richard Duncan in the abdomen. The bullet exited his lower back and struck Danielle Duncan in the hand and chest. The couple, who had a key to the home and had been caring for the grandmother, were flown to University of Tennessee Medical Center in Knoxville. The husband was released yesterday and the wife was in stable condition.

It's unclear if the grandmother would face any charges, but in Tennessee it is legal to use deadly force against home intruders.
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She is like the 74 year old lady who mistook the gas for the brake and drove through our local library branch yesterday. Thank God no one was hurt bad.
 

Racy Photos Of Florida Teacher Found Online


WEST BOCA RATON, FL -- Racy photos of a Florida teacher have been found on the web -- and they're raising an uproar.

The pictures show the West Boca Raton teacher, Erica Chevillar, in bikinis and suggestive lingerie.

Chevillar's only 25 and in her first year on the job. She teaches social studies.

It turns out Chevillar modeled for the "USA National Bikini Team" before taking on teaching. The company says it provides "entertainment services."

The school district says the shots don't violate any policy since the teacher isn't naked. Still, they're looking into parents' complaints and debating whether the photos violate ethical standards.

Some parents are pushing for action.

"She's very attractive and she's very pretty, but she could be using her assets in a different way," said one parent.

Students are taking notice, too. Robert Staff's brother is in Chevillar's class.

"He thought it was pretty awesome looking at his teacher on the internet," he said.

Chevillar is still in the classroom as of now.





Oh yeah, here is the link for pictures ;) http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/strange/news-article.aspx?storyid=57466
 
Zoo visitors watch in horror as bears kill and devour a monkey.

Amsterdam, Netherlands -- Bears killed and devoured a monkey in front of horrified visitors at a Dutch zoo, officials and witnesses said Monday.

Visitors reported the grisly scene began as several bears chased the monkey onto a wooden structure at Beekse Bergen Safari Park.

They said a bear tried unsuccessfully to shake the monkey loose, ignoring attempts by keepers to distract it.

The bear then climbed up and grabbed the monkey. It mauled the monkey to death and brought it to its concrete den, where three bears ate it.
 
prariepunk said:
Racy Photos Of Florida Teacher Found Online


WEST BOCA RATON, FL -- Racy photos of a Florida teacher have been found on the web -- and they're raising an uproar.

The pictures show the West Boca Raton teacher, Erica Chevillar, in bikinis and suggestive lingerie.

Chevillar's only 25 and in her first year on the job. She teaches social studies.

It turns out Chevillar modeled for the "USA National Bikini Team" before taking on teaching. The company says it provides "entertainment services."

The school district says the shots don't violate any policy since the teacher isn't naked. Still, they're looking into parents' complaints and debating whether the photos violate ethical standards.

Some parents are pushing for action.

"She's very attractive and she's very pretty, but she could be using her assets in a different way," said one parent.

Students are taking notice, too. Robert Staff's brother is in Chevillar's class.

"He thought it was pretty awesome looking at his teacher on the internet," he said.

Chevillar is still in the classroom as of now.





Oh yeah, here is the link for pictures ;) http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/strange/news-article.aspx?storyid=57466
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"Racy" huh?
Shes hotter than a lawn mower muffler after 3 hours of hard mowin:purple: :purple: :purple:
 

90Xjay said:
"Racy" huh?
Shes hotter than a lawn mower muffler after 3 hours of hard mowin:purple: :purple: :purple:
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Sweet Mother of Gawd!!!!! Hubba hubba hubba!!!!!:shock:
 
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