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Robert Joseph Hallick of Chattanooga, Tennes- see, was arrested Feb. 11 and charged with perjury, forgery and identity theft after applying for a handgun permit using former President Barack Obama’s name, according to court documents.
The arrest report also said his application included a letter with a United States of Amer- ica seal and U.S. Department of State letterhead, along with a $50 check, WTVC-TV re- ported.
The Hawaii Public Housing Authority (HPHA) will open the waiting list for State Elderly Public housing properties located at
• Kamalu Elderly(Waipahu)
• Ho’olulu Elderly (Waipahu) and • La’iola Elderly (Wahiawa)
We currently have studio and one bedroom apartments available. We are not accepting applications for large apartments at this time.
Applications will be available for pick at the management office located at 94-941 Kauolu Place, Office #A107, Waipahu, Hawaii 96797, between 8am and 4pm on, Wednesday, March 10, 2021, Thursday, March 11, 2021 and Friday, March 12, 2021.
Completed applications must be returned to the Management Office by, Tuesday, March 23, 2021, 4:00 p.m. (1 week/7 business days)
To apply the head of household or Co-head must be 62 years of age and a resident of the State of Hawaii.
Gross yearly income for one person cannot exceed $44,100 and $50,400 for two people
Please no phone/fax calls.
In November, Hallick was denied a handgun permit under his own name due to an active warrant for his arrest.
cubs found in the crawl space under a home in Sevier County, Tennessee, according to United Press International.
she wanted Laura to sober up. The Smoking Gun reported the EpiPen was prescribed to Joanna, but Laura wasn’t af- fected by the medicine because
In other Weird happenings:
Where’s The Prof?
Utility workers called to the home on Feb. 13 to repair a gas leak found the “ample caboose of a very large snoozing bear” when they entered the crawl space under the house, the wildlife agency said.
Concordia University stu- dent Aaron Asuini wanted to ask a question in the online art history class he was taking, but when he tried to reach out to the lecturer, Francois-Marc Gagnon, he couldn’t find any contact information in the school’s portal. So he Googled the professor’s name — and found an obituary.
it wasn’t actually injected. Joanna was charged with
The Verge reported Gagnon passed away in March 2019, and although the course sylla- bus listed someone else as the official instructor, it also not- ed that Gagnon would be the lecturer.
“There was no way to safe- ly repair the gas line while the bear was in residence,” so wildlife officials tempted the bear out of her den but found three babies had been left be- hind. They will remain with Appalachian Bear Rescue until a foster mom is found.
Bill Dorris, a successful businessman from Nashville, Tennessee, was 84 years old when he passed away late last year, leaving $5 million to his beloved 8-year-old border col- lie, Lulu. Dorris, who was un- married and traveled frequent- ly, often left Lulu in the care of his friend Martha Burton, 88, who will continue to keep the dog and will be reimbursed for reasonable monthly expenses from the trust established for Lulu by the will, reported WT- VF-TV.
A Concordia spokesperson expressed regret at the mis- understanding, but Asuini is still unsettled about it: “I don’t really even want to watch the lectures anymore ... I think it lacked tact and respect for this teacher’s life.”
Joanna Zielinski, 62, of Naples, Florida, was arrested Feb. 11 after stabbing her sis- ter, Laura, 64, multiple times with an EpiPen, according to authorities. Investigators said the two had spent the evening drinking and taking drugs, and Laura fell asleep on the couch.
Burton was chill about the whole thing. “I don’t real- ly know what to think about it to tell you the truth,” she said. “He just really loved that dog.”
The Bear Facts
“At some point,” said po- lice, “Joanna went crazy and attacked Laura with an EpiP- en,” because “I’ m allergic to drunks,” she explained, adding
Appalachian Bear Rescue is on the lookout for a wild moth- er bear to foster three newborn
Send your weird news items to weirdnewstips@amuniver- sal.com.
Nice Try, ‘Obama’
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