A stripper is facing assault charges for allegedly squirting a patron in the face with breast milk during a lap dance.
The squirting scandal is the latest blow to the Jackson, Mich., strip club that has been the target of protesters.
Police said they wanted to hear from the customer whom the dancer was trying to entertain. So far, he has not cried to prosecutors over spilled milk.
A fool and his money were parted last week after a Pennsylvania man tried to steal hundreds of dollars in coins from a church and left his wallet behind.
After allegedly breaking the Seventh Commandment, the suspect went to a police station in Scranton to claim the wallet left behind at the church. There, he was charged with burglary.
The suspect is accused of trying to take nearly $300 in quarters and nearly $75 in dimes. He dropped the loot and ran when a parishioner caught him in the act.
An Erie, Pa., man lost some pocket change last week – about $5,000 worth.
Gerard McCord, 47, said he had been saving his pocket change since he was 17, and kept it in two containers that were stolen when burglars came into his house through an unlocked door.
McCord suspected the thieves might be some neighborhood kids, so he placed a call to the suspected culprit, and the coins were returned two days later.
There was no word on whether the suspects will face charges or if McCord has visited a Coinstar machine.
The breathtaking glass dome above the German Parliament may be a historic landmark, but it’s giving off bad karma, a feng shui expert says.
Wilhelm Wuschko, an expert in the Chinese art of positioning objects, said the energy is being sucked out by the glass dome, and should be preserved by coating the dome with protective foil.
A Parliament spokesman had no comment on the suggestion.