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“It is important to note that this entity was outside the Amarillo Zoo,” he added. “There were no signs of crim- inal activity or vandalism.”
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When Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue responded to a crash on June 2, they found an SUV that had slammed into a FedEx truck, and it was quickly apparent what had caused the collision, WPLG-TV reported. Inside the SUV were a man and woman, both naked, and at the time of the crash, the woman was performing a sex act on the male driver, first responders reported. Two people in the FedEx truck sustained minor injuries; the male SUV driver had injuries to his “private area.”
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A restaurant in Scottsdale, Arizona, has encouraged pa- trons to enhance their food or drink by licking a dining room wall made of Himalayan rock salt, WLBT-TV reported on June 3. The head chef at The Mission restaurant brought in the rocks to improve the overall ambiance and add a unique touch for customers enjoying tequila shots. For those who are squeamish about the germs, the rock salt reportedly has natural sanitary properties, but the restaurant staff also regularly wipe down the walls.
Ladesion Riley, 30, who raps under the name 213 Jugg god, was one of four people arrested in Nashville on June
6 for robbing an ATM techni- cian as he serviced a machine at a Bank of America location, WZTV reported. Riley’s vid- eos have appeared on You- Tube, and his latest song is called Make It Home. It refers to robbing ATMs.
During court proceedings on June 7 at the Albany City Court in New York, a defendant who started filming an arraignment was asked to stop, NBC New York reported. During the altercation that followed, a 34-year-old woman in the audience allegedly released hundreds of cockroaches from plastic containers into the courtroom, resulting in the courthouse being closed for the rest of the day for fumigation.
Riley and his co-criminals are from Houston, so they’re facing federal charges and FBI scrutiny. Meanwhile, the Houston Police Officers’ Union mocked Riley on its Facebook page: “IRONY: When you make a rap song called Make It Home about bank jugging and hitting atm’s out of state, and then don’t make it home to Houston.”
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“What transpired is not advocacy or activism, it is criminal behavior with the intent to disrupt a proceed- ing and cause damage,” noted a statement from the Office of Court Administra- tion.
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