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  “I thought all these videos were hoaxes, people are doing it, like you said, for social me- dia fame,” Miller told Ball.
Officers have promised to step up patrols in the area, but residents are seeing the lighter side: “What half-baked idiots
Interim NYC Transit presi- dent Craig Cipriano called the incident an “egregious viola- tion of public trust. Something that I haven’t seen in my 32
Nylabone president Glenof Axelrod said the company hasHo spent more than $2 million on odor abatement, charcoal fil-al ters and other fixes. ur
But then she tried sticking metal objects to her skin, and they stayed, and the metallic taste came back. When she tried to demonstrate during the interview, one metal object stuck, while another fell off.
Duct-taping A Dangerous Dolt
ILLUSTRATION BY MARK GALACGAC
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In other Weird happenings:
Flying High
Frontier Airlines flight at- tendants and passengers had to resort to duct tape on a flight from Philadelphia to Miami on July 31, ABC6-TV reported.
Maxwell Berry, 22, of Nor- walk, Ohio, initially brushed his hand against a female flight attendant’s backside, then spilled a drink on his shirt. He went to the restroom and emerged without his shirt, the police report said, and an at- tendant helped him get anoth- er shirt from his carry-on bag. Berry then walked around for about 15 minutes before grop- ing the chests of female flight attendants.
As a male flight attendant watched over him, Berry punched him in the face, at
Woman Becomes Magnet For Strange Tale
 Dan Ball, a host on One America News, inter- viewed Amelia Miller on Aug. 12 about her newfound power: She claims she became magnetic after getting the Pfiz- er vaccine in December 2020.
which point other passengers took matters into their own hands and restrained him in his seat with duct tape. He was taken into custody when the flight landed and charged with three counts of battery.
Metro News reported on Aug. 15 that authorities in the village of Wonersh in Surrey, England, are stumped by a serial baked bean bandit who is pouring the savory legumes on doorsteps, cars and into mail slots.
would do this? I hope they get thrown in the can!” and “Abso- lutely Heinzous crime.”
Off The Rails
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 According to HuffPost, Miller said she recently started “to feel this extremely strong metallic taste in my mouth” and remembered stories about people who had become mag- netic after being vaccinated.
Bean There, Done That
New York City subway motorman Terrell Harris is in trouble with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority af- ter letting his girlfriend take a train for a joyride on Aug. 13. According to NBC New York, the couple posted photos to social media showing them in the cab, with her operating the controls through several stops.
in Neptune City, New Jersey,co has neighbors holding theirthe noses after the company con- solidated its manufacturing atFu the site recently.
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