Why State of Kansas is selling sex toys, 'Bra cam' gives boob's-eye-view and Heather McCartney naked dance

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Alleged diaper smugglers busted in Sweden

JAMTLAND, Sweden, Sept. 29 (UPI) -- Perhaps they should have tried the brown -- or light green -- market, instead. Swedish police said they arrested two men accused of attempting to smuggle more than 25,000 diapers from Norway to eastern Europe. Investigators said the Lithuanian nationals, whose identities were not released, were stopped by police in Jamtland, and officers soon discovered their van was hauling 25,175 fresh disposable diapers.Police said the diapers were purchased in Norway, where diapers cost less than $1 apiece, and were likely designed for the black market in eastern Europe, where the products can retail for considerably more money. Stefan Fredriksson of the Jamtland police told the Expressen newspaper the smugglers failed to disclose the contents of their van when they crossed the border. "They did not report that they were transporting the goods across the border from Norway to Sweden. You are accountable to report it to customs and pay the duty fee," Fredriksson said

New scratch-and-sniff cards for marijuana

Police in Northern Ireland are distributing scratch-and-sniff cards because they want more help from the public to find marijuana grow-ops. The Police Service of Northern Ireland says there's been a 44% increase in grow-ops in 2013/14 and they're finding two every week. The scratch-and-sniff cards include information about grow-ops and how to identify the signs and smells."The cards contain an element that replicates the smell of cannabis in its growing state which is a different smell to when it is being smoked," the press release says. "The new cards will enable members of the community to help tackle the drug problem in our society, by identifying criminal activity either near their own homes or in the areas where they work," Justice Minister David Ford said.

Why Heather McCartney strips naked and dances at Aussie cup final

 

A cheeky model has become an internet sensation after stripping naked and dancing in front of fans at the Aussie Rules Grand Final. Heather McCartney tore off her clothes in a corporate box at Melbourne Cricket Ground on Saturday as she celebrated the Hawthorn Hawks victory over Sydney Swans.

But the Scottish-born 26 year-old's impromptu performance was stopped by police who had to wrestle her to the ground to stop her climbing out the window, the Scottish Daily Record reports. Heather was then led away from the ground in handcuffs.

'Bra cam' gives boob's-eye-view of oglers

PARIS, Sept. 30 (UPI) -- Nestle's Fitness cereal teamed with a French ad agency to create a "bra cam" video documenting how many glances a woman's breasts received in a day. The video, created by Nestle and agency McCann Paris, shows the bra's-eye-view of all the glances a woman's chest received from men, women and children while she went about her daily routine at locations including a coffee shop and public transportation. The video, directed by Ellen Kuras, is aimed at promoting Nestle's "#checkyourselfie" breast cancer awareness campaign."It's so important for everyone, whether you be male or female, to make sure that your breasts are checked," said Eloise Oliver, the woman whose bra was outfitted with the camera. The video shows Oliver's breasts were ogled at least 37 times in view of the camera

Why city is selling State of Kansas selling sex toys?

A sex toy auction is being held so the State of Kansas can recoup back taxes it was stiffed for by an erotica entrepreneur. The government is hoping to cash in after it seized thousands of sex toys and paraphernalia from a company that owes more than $160,000 in back taxes, cjonline.com reports. The owner of the delinquent company, United Outlets LLC operating under the name Bang, was given back the sexy inventory that was seized in July so he could hold an online auction to make repayments. The inventory -- including "premium" vibrators, books, DVDs, lingerie and kinky cuffs seized from five adult stores -- is for public viewing in a warehouse Monday and the auction is Tuesday. "What is different is the titillation factor of what we're selling," cjonline quotes Jeannine Koranda, spokesman for the Kansas revenue department. "This is an unusual lot of items."

Releasing sex tape unless ex cleaned Apartment, co-worker stabs over stolen meatball and Police may pull over and treat you to a pizza

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Airline passenger detained over 'bomb' WiFi name

SEATTLE, Sept. 12 (UPI) -- A Southwest Airlines passenger who named his WiFi hotspot "Bomb on Board" was

detained at Seattle-Tacoma Airport.  Passengers on Flight 3677 to Denver said they were waiting to depart Thursday when they noticed someone on the plane had named their WiFi hotspot "Southwest - Bomb on Board." The WiFi hotspot's name was changed to "Bomb Location 19E" before changing to "something about the stewardess being hot," passenger Ken Saldi told ABC News. "We realized he was probably just goofing off," Saldi said.

However, airport security was not willing to take that chance and the man behind the network names was detained. Passengers said they were taken off the plane for a time and their bags were re-screened before the flight was able to continue to Denver. Southwest said the pilot made the decision to report the potential security threat. A Port of Seattle representative told KIRO-TV, Seattle, the man was still in custody Thursday evening. His identity and possible charges against him were not released.

Police may pull you over... then treat you to a pizza

PETERBOROUGH - Drivers doing the right thing are being rewarded thanks to a partnership between city police and local businesses who have joined forced to combat distracted driving. The campaign, which began last Thursday, provides positive reinforcement in the form of a coupon for a free buffet lunch valid at Pizza Hut locations in Peterborough and Lindsay and education via two information booklets focusing on the dangers of using a phone while driving.

Const. John MacLeod, who has already pulled over six drivers as of Wednesday for doing good things such as pulling over to talk on their phone or text, said its been fun to hear their comments as they at first believe they have done something wrong. “When I give them the package, they are dumbfounded. They can't believe it,” he said during a media launch at Pizza Hut on Lansdowne St. W. Traffic Sgt. Jeff Chartier noted that a vehicle travelling 100 km/h covers the length of a football field in two seconds, the time someone may spend looking down at their phone. “That's a significant distance,” he said, calling injuries “inevitable” in a collision at that speed. Distracted driving involves visual, manual and mental components, Chartier said. “Texting and driving involves all three of those distractions...we hope this will have a positive impact on road safety.”Since January, the traffic unit has conducted 22 details such as speed and seatbelt enforcement, during which 703 Provincial Offence Notices were issued. Of those, some 27% were for distracted drivers using their cell phones.

Maryland man allegedly stabs co-worker over stolen meatball

A 31-year-old Maryland man allegedly stabbed a co-worker for eating his meatball. Police were called to a business in Fallston, Md., on Sept. 4 around 11:10 a.m. after the two men got into an altercation. The 31-year-old man claimed his co-worker, 36, had taken a meatball from his lunch and eaten it, the Baltimore Sun reported. They argued and the 31-year-old allegedly stabbed the other man in the arm before fleeing the scene. He was later arrested and charges are pending. The injured co-worker was taken to hospital and treated.

Penis-shaped gummies sold to kids in New Zealand

It’s hard for parents to shelter their children from the evils of today’s world, and now even innocent gummy candies aren’t safe. Parents in New Zealand are outraged after several children returned home with penis-shaped gummies and even gummy bears with penises.

The crude candy was purchased at shops in the lower part of New Zealand’s South Island, which were stocked with 7,200 bags of “Dragon Sweets” from China.Willem Van de Geest of the Stoke confectionary company, one of the shops that accidentally ordered thousands of bags of the bold gummies, apologized for the unfortunate mistake. “You have to look at it two or three times to think that doesn’t look right,” Van de Geest told the New Zealand Herald. He called the candies a “one-off” and said thousands of bags were recalled and dumped out.“It won’t happen again,” he ensured.

Student threatened to release sex tape unless ex cleaned his apartment

An international student studying English in New Zealand threatened to release a sex tape involving his ex-girlfriend unless she gave him about $1,250 and cleaned his apartment. Feng Xiao, 21, met the girl at an Auckland school and they started dating in June 2013, the New Zealand Herald reported Friday. Recently released court documents showed during their relationship, the woman alleged Xiao was abusive. When they broke up in December, the 20-year-old woman said he demanded she pay for a large phone bill for calls he had made overseas. When she refused, he asked for the money and told her she had to clean his apartment or else he'd upload a tape of her performing a sex act on him. While the woman admitted she knew about the tape, she said she never gave her ex permission to put it online. Xiao pleaded guilty to three counts of assault and one count of blackmail. He will be sentenced Monday

Woman humping of Lawn Chairs and exposing her Self, cocaine hidden in breast implants and Man Who Says Name Is Ima Thief Arrested

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Woman Steals Plants from Atwater Village Bakery

Surveillance cameras captured video of a woman stealing plants from an Atwater Village bakery Wednesday night. e owner of Village Bakery and Cafe on Los Feliz Boulevard said it was the second time that this woman had stolen plants from her business. According to the owner, this woman had stolen a few plants from the bakery two years ago. In the surveillance video, the woman is seen wheeling out a shopping cart and digging up the plants that were in the front of the bakery. She then puts the plants in the shopping cart and walks away. The owner said that she spent about $1,000 on landscaping and had new plants put in just two weeks ago. The owner has reported both thefts to police.

Dog elected mayor in small Minnesota town

A town in Minnesota has voted a dog in as mayor. Duke, a seven-year-old Great Pyrenees, is now the top dog in Cormorant, Minn., WDAY6 News reports. Each of the 12 residents paid $1 to cast their vote. Local Tricia Maloney told the TV station, “He won by a landslide.”“Poor Richard Sherbrook that owns the Cormorant Store – he didn’t even have half as many votes,” she said.

Woman with 1.7 kilos of cocaine hidden in breast implants arrested at Madrid airport

MADRID, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- Police in Spain arrested a Venezuelan woman who arrived at an airport in Madrid with 1.7 kilos of cocaine hidden in her breast implants. The woman came in on a flight from Colombia and authorities conducted a baggage search when she began acting suspiciously. "During a check of passengers from a plane from Bogota, the gestures and behavior of a supposed tourist raised the suspicions of narcotics agents," airport security officials said in a statement, the Local reported. After the initial drug hunt came up empty, female officers conducted a body search of the woman and found "certain irregularities and deformations in both breasts." The 43-year-old woman then confessed that her implants were packed with cocaine. When the woman was taken to the hospital to have the implants removed, officials recovered almost four pounds of cocaine. This is not the first time something like this has happened. Spanish police previously busted a Panamanian woman with more than three pounds of cocaine stuffed in her implants in 2012.

Man Who Says Name Is Ima Thief Arrested For Stealing TVs

A South Florida man who told police his name was Ima Thief was met by a judge's laughter when he appeared in bond court Thursday on charges he tried to steal two televisions from a store. Police in Sunrise say Thief tried to walk out of the store with more than a thousand dollars’ worth of merchandise. “You’re Ima Thief, sir,” Broward Judge John Fry asked the man while laughing. “Yes, sir,” Thief responded.

“And you’re charged with grand theft,” Judge Fry said while shaking his head. “I’m going to call you Mr. Ima, okay? Alright.”After exchanging good mornings, Judge Fry said, “I do sincerely wish you the best of luck. I just wasn’t really anticipating seeing this name.”Police say the man tried to leave a store on the 3300 block of North University Drive in Sunrise with two television sets and three other items in his shopping cart. He was met by security at the door.When he was told to go back in the store with the items, he refused, and when officers arrived and gave the same order, he tried to get past them and out of the area, police said. The man refused to identify himself, other than to say his name was Ima Thief. He told police he was 34 years old.

Woman with 1.7 kilos of cocaine hidden in breast implants arrested at Madrid airport

 

MADRID, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- Police in Spain arrested a Venezuelan woman who arrived at an airport in Madrid with 1.7 kilos of cocaine hidden in her breast implants. The woman came in on a flight from Colombia and authorities conducted a baggage search when she began acting suspiciously. "During a check of passengers from a plane from Bogota, the gestures and behavior of a supposed tourist raised the suspicions of narcotics agents," airport security officials said in a statement, the Local reported. After the initial drug hunt came up empty, female officers conducted a body search of the woman and found "certain irregularities and deformations in both breasts." The 43-year-old woman then confessed that her implants were packed with cocaine. When the woman was taken to the hospital to have the implants removed, officials recovered almost four pounds of cocaine. This is not the first time something like this has happened. Spanish police previously busted a Panamanian woman with more than three pounds of cocaine stuffed in her implants in 2012.

Woman, 33, Arrested After "Humping" Lawn Chairs, Exposing Self

 

A Washington woman who was wearing a short dress and no underwear is facing an indecent exposure charge after allegedly “humping” lawn chairs, exposing herself to a woman and two children, and urinating in public, according to police. Sila Hans, 33, was arrested earlier this month by cops responding to a report of “an intoxicated female exposing herself and urinating on the lawn” of a Seattle residence. A female witness told officers that Hans, seen above, “had come onto her lawn and was ‘humping’ the lawn chairs,” according to a Seattle Police Department report. The woman added that she and her two children--ages 15 and 11--watched Hans’s late-afternoon performance from a window in their home.

After grinding on the lawn chairs, Hans allegedly “exposed her vagina,” and then “smacked” her genitals “with her hand multiple times.” Additionally, the witnesses reported that Hans relieved herself on the lawn and “bent over and exposed her bottom.” Cops who confronted Hans reported that she was “extremely intoxicated” and “displaying erratic behavior.” She was “wearing a short dress with no underwear,” noted Officer Nicolas Olsen, who arrested Hans for indecent exposure.

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Justin Bieber song scares away Russian bear

 

Justin Bieber's songs can apparently double as bear-repellant. A fisherman in Russia was being attacked by a brown bear, but when Justin Bieber's song “Baby” played, the bear fled, reports the Austrian Times. Igor Vorozhbitsyn had put the song as his cellphone ringtone as a joke, reports The Austrian Times. "I know that sort of ringtone isn't to everyone's taste but my granddaughter loaded it onto my phone for a joke," he told the paper. Wildlife experts told the The Austrian Times that "a sharp shock can stop an angry bear in its tracks." Vorozhbitsyn was then rescued by a fellow fisherman. He suffered cuts and bruises to his face.

Man Armed With Leaf Blower Arrested For Doing Yard Work in the Nude

A Massachusetts homeowner was arrested Monday for “open and gross lewdness” after passing motorists spotted him--leaf blower in hand--doing yard work in the nude, according to cops. As Richard Capra, 69, worked on the curb appeal of his Shrewsbury home, “several vehicles were slowing down taking photographs,” according to the Shrewsbury Police Department. Responding to 911 calls, Officer Timothy Charland

spotted Capra “completely nude, blowing off his driveway with a leaf blower.” Capra was “intoxicated and belligerent towards police” when questioned. Capra, arrested on a misdemeanor charge, was later released from custody after posting $500 bail. He is scheduled for an August 15 appearance in Westboro District Court. Future arrestees will be happy to learn that Capra was “issued clothing” prior to being placed in a Shrewsbury patrol car

Nudist runs for county sheriff post

An 87-year-old nudist running for county sheriff in Washington state says he's pretty "ferocious." But ask Dave Olinger's wife, Kay, and she'll tell you, "He watches too much Jon Stewart." Olinger called his local paper, the South Whidbey Record, when he decided to run as a write-in candidate for Island County sheriff. He would need at least 180 write-in votes in the primary, which was held Tuesday but won't be counted until a later date. Results will be confirmed Aug. 19. Olinger said he recently got a new pair of glasses and set of hearing aids, so he thought it was the "right time to give it a try."Standing with a rifle in hand and no shirt on, Olinger said he's "pretty ferocious" and was hoping to emulate a similar photo taken of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Olinger was a marksman in the Second World War and has a degree from the University of California, Berkeley.

Why Swiss secretary tweeted nude workplace selfies?

ZURICH - A secretary who posted nude pictures of herself in the Swiss parliament to more than 11,000 followers on Twitter told a newspaper on Wednesday she did not believe she had broken any rules. Many of the "selfies" were taken in her office in the Federal Palace, a 162-year-old domed building in Berne where Switzerland's government and parliament meet, according to Swiss daily Neue Zuercher Zeitung (NZZ). The unidentified woman, a secretary at the parliament, told the paper that the pictures did not violate guidelines for federal employees because they were part of her private life. The report did not say why she had posted the pictures. A spokesman for the government's human resources department said he had only learned of the case from Wednesday's news report. "Parliamentary services will have to decide, based on the specific circumstances, whether this case breaches good faith obligations between employer and employee," Anand Jagtap said. When asked if she worried that her colleagues might see the pictures, she said: "The issue is on my mind constantly."

Where 'new Porn Academy' is opens?

 

QUEBEC CITY — A Quebec-based adult film Production Company that was having trouble recruiting male actors has opened an academy for budding porn stars. Pegas Productions is offering the intensive one-day training course for $149. Nicola Lafleur, a producer at Pegas, told QMI Agency that of 50 men who applied to take the course, only nine were admitted. "In their application they had to submit a picture of them with an erection," she said.  The workshop starts with a morning session on the ins and outs of the business. "Our goal," says Lafleur, "is to give them information that will allow them to know what it's really like to be a porn star. How much it pays, how often you work, how your health can be affected. We have to dispel all the myths." In the afternoon, an actor and an actress answer questions from the pupils and share their stories from the business. The actors then show them different sexual positions, and the students then have an opportunity to familiarize themselves with being on-set and with film equipment. "Students are allowed to try different sexual positions as well," says Lafleur, "but only simulations. We make them wear their underwear." Lafleur says the company got the idea for a class after a rookie actor who was working with them got a little "gun shy" on set. "He was nervous, and under a lot of pressure," Lafleur told QMI. "Perhaps if our course had been around he would have felt more comfortable." Lafleur believes this course to be a first in the adult film industry.